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Message 12775 - Posted: 27 Jul 2004, 15:16:32 UTC - in response to Message 12767.  
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> You beat me to it Maj Kong, we just get no respect.....So, if it was not Maj
> Kong then it was me???? ET the use of elderly with oldman is redundant as is
> using oldman with elderly.....lololololol
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> Oh no I just look at your pic MajKong and you are one of them, A kid
> lololololol I am 61 hehehehehe but try to act 16......
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Tell me about it, Pascal. What really sucks is that, due to the crippling injuries one has recieved, and other medical conditions, one's 80-year-old father is able to get around better. Going through all this has definitely changed my outlook on life, and has made me VERY sympathetic towards older people. Especially when I percieve they are being 'put down' verbally (or textually as in here).

I may only be in my early 40s, but people say I look 30 when they try to guess my age. My father (80) looks to be in his 50s. Looks can be deceiving. The average life-span in my family (95-100) means i probably have about another 50-something years to go. If I am this bad off now, I shudder to think about how I will be in another 30 or so years... Urrgh. ;-)
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Message 12812 - Posted: 27 Jul 2004, 17:02:15 UTC

Keep enough work on disk to last between 1 light-year to 2 light-years
and you on the safe side for the next
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Message 12876 - Posted: 27 Jul 2004, 22:42:29 UTC - in response to Message 12775.  

> I may only be in my early 40s, but people say I look 30 when they try to guess
> my age. My father (80) looks to be in his 50s. Looks can be deceiving. The
> average life-span in my family (95-100) means i probably have about another
> 50-something years to go. If I am this bad off now, I shudder to think about
> how I will be in another 30 or so years... Urrgh. ;-)


Snifff -- you mean, I'm not the only one ? I'm only 45 but have enough of those little aches and pains that several of our parrots imitate my sigh/groan I let out when I'm getting up or picking something up. One of them is a smart ass and does it every time he sees me stand up and does it himself when he steps up on to something.




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Message 12881 - Posted: 27 Jul 2004, 22:58:07 UTC - in response to Message 12775.  
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> >
> > You beat me to it Maj Kong, we just get no respect.....So, if it was not
> Maj
> > Kong then it was me???? ET the use of elderly with oldman is redundant as
> is
> > using oldman with elderly.....lololololol
> >
> > Oh no I just look at your pic MajKong and you are one of them, A kid
> > lololololol I am 61 hehehehehe but try to act 16......
> >
>
> Tell me about it, Pascal. What really sucks is that, due to the crippling
> injuries one has recieved, and other medical conditions, one's 80-year-old
> father is able to get around better. Going through all this has definitely
> changed my outlook on life, and has made me VERY sympathetic towards older
> people. Especially when I percieve they are being 'put down' verbally (or
> textually as in here).
>
> I may only be in my early 40s, but people say I look 30 when they try to guess
> my age. My father (80) looks to be in his 50s. Looks can be deceiving. The
> average life-span in my family (95-100) means i probably have about another
> 50-something years to go. If I am this bad off now, I shudder to think about
> how I will be in another 30 or so years... Urrgh. ;-)
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Hang in there, for some of us it gets worse, had a heart attack 5 years ago open heart 5 way bypass, and to kick it up a notch I have to have open heart again, real soon or I am kaput... Have an anurysm on my aorta just after it leaves the heart....


Woody wanted more.
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