Posted by: @024tomi

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@Admin : Sorry for sudden return (temporary) but you should paste the link of that "appropriate thread". It only confuses the watcher: "Where did Robert's comment move?"

P.S. I now understand admin's intention.

Hello everyone,

I think most of you already know me to some degree, but I would like to introduce myself nevertheless.

My name is Tamás, I'm 20 years old and a resident of Vác, Hungary. I'm currently studying at the Eötvös Lóránd University of Sciences, where I'm pursuing degree in Sociology. 

Besides supercentenarians, my hobbies include sports (mainly athletics, darts, strength sports), history, geography, politics, genealogy, linguistics, listening to all kinds of music, socializing with friends.

I've been interested in extreme longevity ever since I was a little child. I think my enthusiasm is made up of many factors: my love for history (last living links to certain historical events), for genealogy (long-lived relatives, researching old documents), for national all-time lists (which are also present in sports), for human and any other records, all contribute to this. I've been more or less aware of WOPs since I was 8-9, and I began tracking the oldest living and oldest ever people from Hungary in the autumn of 2016. 

2016 was also when I joined The 110 Club, which used to be the only fully international fan forum for supercentenarians until the foundation of the Global Supercentenarian Forum. I hope this forum will bring some freshness and a renaissance in the fandom of longevity – and I'll happy to be the part of it!

The above is a resume-building type Comment, which is appropriate for those who wish to go further than being a mere "fan".

A few points here:

A. It's good to know you have a life balance and are into physical fitness and studies, not just fan stuff.

B. I was also a supercentenarian fan since I was a little child. My love for history and my understanding that the 'old people' were most likely to die first was a major driver in my interest in supercentenarians...'living' connections to the past.

C. The free market embraces competition, so we understand the need for options.

I think most of you already know me to some degree, but I would like to introduce myself nevertheless.

My name is Tamás, I'm 20 years old and a resident of Vác, Hungary. I'm currently studying at the Eötvös Lóránd University of Sciences, where I'm pursuing degree in Sociology. 

Besides supercentenarians, my hobbies include sports (mainly athletics, darts, strength sports), history, geography, politics, genealogy, linguistics, listening to all kinds of music, socializing with friends.

I've been interested in extreme longevity ever since I was a little child. I think my enthusiasm is made up of many factors: my love for history (last living links to certain historical events), for genealogy (long-lived relatives, researching old documents), for national all-time lists (which are also present in sports), for human and any other records, all contribute to this. I've been more or less aware of WOPs since I was 8-9, and I began tracking the oldest living and oldest ever people from Hungary in the autumn of 2016. 

2016 was also when I joined The 110 Club, which used to be the only fully international fan forum for supercentenarians until the foundation of the Global Supercentenarian Forum. I hope this forum will bring some freshness and a renaissance in the fandom of longevity – and I'll happy to be the part of it!