The Division Bell is older than The Wall was when The Division Bell came out

[Recursion]

In addition, Exile in Guyville, Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers, and Siamese Dream are all old enough to drink.

Sorry.

[petronius]

1. Is this one of those damn GRE questions?

DB is at least twice as old as TW. EiG is at least 21, as is WT. If 36C is older than SD, how old is WT?

[NYC_SKP]

2. Go for answer "B". That's the strategy I use... nt

[Recursion]

4. Nobody taking the GRE today remembers any of those albums (nt)

[Chan790]

6. Joke's on you.

I'm considering taking the GRE next year and I was a teenager when all those came out.

[pinboy3niner]

12. You've got spunk!

I wouldn't dare take even the Kindergarten Record Exam today!

[NightWatcher]

3. And the Karate Kid (Ralph Macchio) is older than Mr Miyagi (Pat Morita) was in the movie

[fishwax]

7. wasn't he about 60?

He was a veteran (of WW II, I think?)

[Recursion]

10. No, he was too young. Born in 1932. he was rather younger than his character

And Ralph Macchio was rather older than his character (23 playing a 16 year old).

Morita, interestingly enough, actually was not interned for most of WWII (though his family was) because he had tuberculosis and needed to be in a hospital.

[fishwax]

11. I know Morita was too young, but I meant Miyagi

It's been a while since I've seen it, but IIRC Miyagi has some medals that he had earned in WWII and Daniel makes him a little display box for them.

Didn't know that about Morita's hospitalization, though--that's interesting.

[rug]

5. We're as far from the Battle of Gettysburg as Gettysburg is from the Battle of Villmergen.

[shenmue]

8. And now, I feel three thousand years old

Yay!

[nomorenomore08]

9. 'Exile' and '36 Chambers' more than hold up nowadays IMO.

As well as their slightly-less-impressive followups, 'Whip Smart' and 'Wu-Tang Forever' respectively.