Retired "Business" Cards - What would you put on yours?

Danny

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I've decided to get some business cards.
Whenever I'm asked for my contact info by new acquaintances like today when playing golf, I end up writing on a scrap of paper.
It would be much easier and cooler to have a nifty card at the ready.

I'm trying to decide what I should put on it.
Maybe some tongue in cheek retirement title or company name, etc. - something clever and fun.

What would you or have you put on a retired "business" card?
 
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Heywood Jahblome, MAWG*
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* Middle Aged White Guy
 
One with a picture would be nice.

golf.jpg
 
That's the beauty of being E-R... you don't have to put any title on the card at all. I just ordered some from vistaprint.com (free but you pay shipping). Just my name, phone, email, and city.
 
That's the beauty of being E-R... you don't have to put any title on the card at all. I just ordered some from vistaprint.com (free but you pay shipping). Just my name, phone, email, and city.

That's the site I'm looking at. Free & $ 6 shipping.
 
Oh, mine would have a picture alright...

Goatse, anyone?
 
My gal's Mom's deceased ex had cards with Bay Day Laa inc. on them - Navajo for "just fooling around". Ex-Monument Valley trading post operator. Given that darn near nobody had any idea what bay day laa meant it was a good converstaion starter.
 
Keep it simple. Name, address, phone, email, and your blog address if you have one.

If you need a title, put "Life Planner" under your name.
 
Real simple, very old fashioned, calling cards. Only my name in a nice script.
Depending on situation, hand write phone # on the back.
 
A retired friend that was the super-handy type found himself working small home improvement jobs (of his choice) and so finally had his card printed up:

Half Fast Handy Man (say it faster :angel: )

Beer Consumed Freely!


He's always got more work than he can handle!!
 
Some kind of riff on "Have gun, will travel." Have time, will play?
 
Don't remember where I stole it, might have been here even:

non sum qualis eram
 
I had non work cards even before I retired. They give my contact info including eMail and a list of some of my hobbies and interests so the person that gets it may remember why he has it.

Jeb
 
Then, what are you?
:)
But for all the irritated readers who hate Latin quotes that are not translated it is:

"I am not the man I was."

Good one for a non-business card.
 
An old friend of mine had special cards made up when he retired -

Your name is:
Bob
You live at:
1234 Easy Street
Anywhere, Fl 12345
Your phone number is:
555-555-5555​
 
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An old friend of mine had special cards made up when he retired -

Your name is:
Bob
You live at:
1234 Easy Street
Anywhere, Fl 12345
Your phone number is:
555-555-5555​
I don't get it.
 
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