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[Still Waters]

An Indian woman claims to be the world's most elderly dwarf - at 113 years-old.

Zeenat Bi, a resident of Bhopal, India, has government pension records stating she is 101 - but the feisty pensioner claims she is twelve years older.

The current record holder, according to Guinness World Records, is Lowell Deforest Mason, who was 74 years-old as of February this year.

http://www.dailymail...ord-holder.html

[Eldorado]

Little liar!

(only kiddin)

Edited by Eldorado, 27 October 2012 - 03:13 PM.

[Colonel Rhuairidh]

I know that this isn't true. Gimli is at least 148.


I'm no longer surprised that the GWR has an entry for the world's oldest Dwarf; they have categories for everything now.

[Jogorhan]

Well, at least her life span isn't short!

[King Fluffs]

I'm older.

I'm nearly 5000.

[Tommy13]

@King Fluffs, vampires don't count.

[Hasina]

I'm the tallest dwarf, newz story pls?

[sergeantflynn]

I knew I`d find it . The veiled begging letter . I`ll send her a couple of coins , to help her meet her idol , when I`m 150 .

[the L]

I realy cant see why people think that fairy tales are not based on real events. Dwarves existed and still does.
You can call them Gnomes though or Leprechaun similar.

[sergeantflynn]

the L, on 28 October 2012 - 08:42 PM, said:

I realy cant see why people think that fairy tales are not based on real events. Dwarves existed and still does.
You can call them Gnomes though or Leprechaun similar.

  .......and if you go to the Orkneys their little houses are still there.........

[Lady Annabella]

Interesting read, I found it sad that she out lived her family and never married , and how her guardians say that no one has cared for her , must be a hard life , you see how people say they are not cared for , but she truly wasn't until now . Whether she is the oldest or not , it shouldn't matter she has lived, ither way she has lived longer then any of us hope to live and seen more then our generation Y will ever see .

[the L]

sergeantflynn, on 28 October 2012 - 08:56 PM, said:

.......and if you go to the Orkneys their little houses are still there.........

Can you explain that claim.

[Hilander]

That's something for her to live that long, don't know if I believe it.  I have read that most dwarfs die in their early 50's so she is very lucky.

[coolguy]

If she wants to think she is the oldest drawf let her.she is not hurting any body..

[sergeantflynn]

the L, on 28 October 2012 - 11:40 PM, said:

Can you explain that claim.

Skara Brae , a grassy mound by the bay of skaill , is your starting point . Self-contained miniture undergroung dwellings were revealed connected by passages . Although it was discovered in 1850 archaeologists found tools , jewellery and kitchen implements . It was described as a whole town in miniature . Google it .