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No, that's not a pick up line. Well, it might be.........but it's also from the current issue (Feb 22) of Time magazine which has "The Science of Living Longer" as the cover story.
"Gender, genes, diet, and even human sperm may all be life extenders" it says.
Hey! Maybe that's why there are so many old queens! :wink:
Seriously though, fascinating 22-page special health section. I espeically liked the article on the sharp, active people over 100. Onie Ponder at 111, is believed to be the oldest person to vote in the 2008 presidential election. Otis Clark at 106 still preaches every Sunday. Irving Kahn at 104 goes to his financial services office every day. Etc. etc. etc. Really great stories.
Teenagers often say they don't want to live to be old. What they really mean is they don't want to be sick. Duh. Who does? When you add years to your life you add them in the middle, not at the end. Once you go downhill -- your days are numbered. You're not likely to live 30 more years once you're an invalid. The key is staying healthy as long as possible. Sounds axiomatic, but I've literally heard people say they don't want to live to be old. Their expectations of old age are a lot different than mine. But I'm very health conscious and have been a vegetarian for years.
Heck, I may even have to start having more str8 college boys cum on me if sperm is that great for longevity! :biggrin1:
"Gender, genes, diet, and even human sperm may all be life extenders" it says.
Hey! Maybe that's why there are so many old queens! :wink:
Seriously though, fascinating 22-page special health section. I espeically liked the article on the sharp, active people over 100. Onie Ponder at 111, is believed to be the oldest person to vote in the 2008 presidential election. Otis Clark at 106 still preaches every Sunday. Irving Kahn at 104 goes to his financial services office every day. Etc. etc. etc. Really great stories.
Teenagers often say they don't want to live to be old. What they really mean is they don't want to be sick. Duh. Who does? When you add years to your life you add them in the middle, not at the end. Once you go downhill -- your days are numbered. You're not likely to live 30 more years once you're an invalid. The key is staying healthy as long as possible. Sounds axiomatic, but I've literally heard people say they don't want to live to be old. Their expectations of old age are a lot different than mine. But I'm very health conscious and have been a vegetarian for years.
Heck, I may even have to start having more str8 college boys cum on me if sperm is that great for longevity! :biggrin1: