Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/10/16/aarp-celebrates-luke-perrys.html
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Time has been tough on ole’ Luke.
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He looks like an younger version of Bryan Cranston.
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At least his hair hasn’t gone grey yet.
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Apocryphal anecdote: some guy joined aarp in his 20s for the discounts and they couldn’t turn him down due to age discrimination laws.
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I never liked 90210… but this is still somehow disturbing. Then again, I’m only 6 years behind him…
@TheGreatParis: I think there’s some hair dye involved. 
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For me it’s like, hey, you know that kid from the 90’s? He’s 50 now!!!
OTOH, he really doesn’t look bad.
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I’d not heard of AARP before, I immediately thought of Hodges.
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Cultural pointers for the non-Americans… AARP? What’s that then?
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It’s like the NRA of social security.
Oh sorry, that probably doesn’t help. American Association of Retired People.
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It’s an organization for people over 50 years old. It stands for American Association of Retired People.
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Luke Perry is 50!!! How is that possible?
(I know, wrong Buffy…)
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He would look better if he let it go natural.
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Can’t unsee this now.
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I know, right? If our generation’s teen idols are getting old, it makes us (or me, at least) feel old. (Ok, Luke Perry wasn’t my cup of tea, but still.)
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He always was the world’s oldest ‘teenager’ in 90210, though. Or the most weathered.
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Well, that’s the problem. He can travel through time and space…but not both at once.
He might want to try giving space a go for a while 
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