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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:56 am
by J.R.
The summer of 2015 at the age of 68 !!
So I have 10 years left to live.
I'd better start doing the things I've never got round to doing yet.

The Remains Of the Day
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 10:20 am
by Angela Woodford
I found this thread whilst looking for something else!
It says I will die on Wednesday March 24 2032. Being bad with numbers I can't work out how old I will be...
But
I'm thrilled that it says "Category - Desirable"!
Better make the most of the time left, then. Where's my mascara?
Munch
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:11 pm
by Ajarn Philip
I found this thread because I'm following Angela around like a lost dog (that's me, JR, not Angela...)
For information, the day of the week on which you were born is only relevant if you're particularly interested in which particular day of the week you're going to die. If you don't know the day, bung in any day, and you'll get a date; bung in the next day, and you'll get the next date, etc. No doubt if they refined it just a leetle bit more they could tell you the precise second. Personally, I'm content to know I have more than the five years my doctor gave me (10 years ago) unless I drastically changed my lifestyle.
Hold on a sec, I forgot to look at that "desirability" category Angela mentioned.
Take no notice of the desirabiltiy category, it's obviously nonsense.
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:18 pm
by englishangel
englishangel wrote:BTW I am going to live to 88 which sounds about right with my genes.
I havee now gone up to 96, AFAIAA I haven't done anything spectacular in the last year to warrant an extra 8 years of life.
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:22 pm
by Mrs C.
..and I just gained an extra 17 years 5 months of life in the space of 30 minutes!. Beat that!!
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:23 pm
by cj
Despite the fact that I am overweight, I'm going to live for another 60 years - it's being an optimistic non-smoker that balances out all the chocolate biscuits apparently. Good God! I can only offer my extreme sympathies to my children as they push me round in my bath chair at the age of 95.
M
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:33 pm
by Angela Woodford
Ajarn Philip wrote:
Personally, I'm content to know I have more than the five years my doctor gave me (10 years ago) unless I drastically changed my lifestyle.
Hmm, doesn't sound totally beyond reproach to me!
Perhaps a fab tropical lifestyle is totally sybaritic?
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:36 pm
by J.R.
Things are looking up !
Thursday, July 1, 2032 AND Desirable !!
Live Longer Look Younger
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:51 pm
by Angela Woodford
How come? I mean, I'm delighted that Mary, Janet, Catherine and JR are going to live a lot longer. That's a lot of postings! Is there some sort of extra category higher up than Button Grecian for award in the future?
But have you all made some sort of vital change since the initial Verdict?
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:56 pm
by Ajarn Philip
It's no good sucking up to JR now, he hasn't been on this thread for ages. And who said I'd given up silk stockings?
I don't think I'll be re-checking my expected date of demise, it might give me a nasty shock.
My lifestyle is, and always has been, completely irreproachable.
Memo to self: Word for the day entry - "irreproachable" : adj. open to change; (occasionally, in desparate need) do it now, or you die, you twerp
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 1:07 pm
by J.R.
Ajarn Philip wrote:It's no good sucking up to JR now, he hasn't been on this thread for ages. And who said I'd given up silk stockings?
I don't think I'll be re-checking my expected date of demise, it might give me a nasty shock.
My lifestyle is, and always has been, completely irreproachable.
Memo to self: Word for the day entry - "irreproachable" : adj. open to change; (occasionally, in desparate need) do it now, or you die, you twerp
Hmmmmm !!!

Expliquez! (If that's the word...)
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 1:36 pm
by Angela Woodford
Well exactly, JR!
Goodness knows what a wonderful tropical lifestyle is like - I don't!
I think I might quickly take off a few years from this life by re-categorising myself as a pessimist - I lied and said I was "regular".
Anyway, Philip, you still haven't explained yourself re the stockings. One post you are importing them, the next you can get them - Thai lingerie shops must be rather heavenly.
Sigh!
Angela
Re: The End Is Nigh (This Means You)
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 2:11 pm
by sejintenej
Spoonbill wrote:Feeling a bit fed up?
Try cheering yourself up with
http://www.deathclock.com
In case you were wondering, my own result was Sunday June 10 2012.
What, me worry?
Obviously you lead a decadent life. Given you are 4 now that makes it an age of 9 when you die - not even old enough to get to CH. So, what are you doing on this forum when it is for over 16's only?
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 2:17 pm
by sejintenej
J.R. wrote:The summer of 2015 at the age of 68 !!
So I have 10 years left to live.
I'd better start doing the things I've never got round to doing yet.

It says I will even outlive Mary; what to do for the next 26 years is a bit of a problem when I have trouble getting through each day

(I have already outstripped each parent by 10 years so I don't know about genes)
Am I going to be a vegetable? a WOM? a PIN? Folks need to know.
Re: Expliquez! (If that's the word...)
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 2:25 pm
by sejintenej
Angela Woodford wrote: Thai lingerie shops must be rather heavenly. Sigh!
Angela
and the rest! There is one place in Bang kok (down, JR, down) which is a bit of a shopping mall in 8 floors. One area, on one floor, about 200 yards plus by 100 yards sells nothing but mobile phones. I didn't check out the silk stockings or the lingerie areas (I'm not that way inclined) nor the females there so I just have to use my imagination!