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I had an aunt who was about as subtle as a train wreck. so when someone said "well it was God's will"she spoke up and said so if it is God's will that a pilot's time has come how come He's taking 230 other people with this pilot.

I leave religion out of this discussion because the above stated true story illustrates problems.

The paper carried an article about the oldest man alive 123 if you can believe his documents. He said he did nothing special. conversely I noticed Dr. Melanson died he was 52

I suspect that people who try and live healthy lives may be able to extent their morbiity
"morbidity" means disease or ill health. Don't you mean mortality?
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"morbidity" means disease or ill health. Don't you mean mortality?
Jeanne, you remind me of Boomer. I wonder is she is here somewhere posting? I know it isn't JBlum but Boomer was an English major. AND so funny. And from Cincinnati.

I wonder if she ever moved here to TV?
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The paper carried an article about the oldest man alive 123 if you can believe his documents. He said he did nothing special.
What documents? He hasn't shown any documents. There have been enough frauds in the past that no one should waste any time speculating as to why he lived so long. He might be a really old looking 95 year old.
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When are we going to meet you at Crispers, Villages Pl? We want to see how healthy and trim you are. You could be funnin' us and be fifteen years old and weigh 300 pounds and eat Snickers.

Come and meet all the folks you talk to so much at the next Crispers. When will you return Barefoot? October?

You can bring your ice water and fruit Villages Pl. Most of us don't eat lunch there just drink something tall and cold.
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When are we going to meet you at Crispers, Villages Pl? We want to see how healthy and trim you are. You could be funnin' us and be fifteen years old and weigh 300 pounds and eat Snickers.

Come and meet all the folks you talk to so much at the next Crispers. When will you return Barefoot? October?

You can bring your ice water and fruit Villages Pl. Most of us don't eat lunch there just drink something tall and cold.
October sounds good, but I won't return Barefoot.
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October sounds good, but I won't return Barefoot.
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October sounds good, but I won't return Barefoot.
You made me laugh out loud at that one, VPL!!
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When are we going to meet you at Crispers, Villages Pl? We want to see how healthy and trim you are. You could be funnin' us and be fifteen years old and weigh 300 pounds and eat Snickers.

Come and meet all the folks you talk to so much at the next Crispers. When will you return Barefoot? October?

You can bring your ice water and fruit Villages Pl. Most of us don't eat lunch there just drink something tall and cold.
GG, we were planning to return in November ... but we'll make it a month earlier if Villages PL is going to make an October debut! Barefoot or not, I'd love to meet him!
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What documents? He hasn't shown any documents. There have been enough frauds in the past that no one should waste any time speculating as to why he lived so long. He might be a really old looking 95 year old.
Whether he's 123 or an old-looking 95, I think we can agree that he has good genes. And I hope he is enjoying a happy life. Sometimes I wonder how satisfying life would be if you outlive your spouse and siblings and friends.
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Thanks, good answer, which shows that it's possible to handle this subject in a mature way. "....some of both." sounds good to me. In other words, we should take care of ourselves but something unforeseen can still happen. That makes sense.
My wife and I took out life insurance policies on each other -- so now it's just a waiting game.
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My wife and I took out life insurance policies on each other -- so now it's just a waiting game.
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