
A few extra pounds may help elderly live longer
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A few extra pounds may help elderly live longer
Another good thing about putting on weight as you get older is that it helps to fill out the wrinkles a bit 

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A few extra pounds may help elderly live longer - allegedly
Oh margaretcarnes how could you possibly say that? - I always thought your postings were intelligent, articulate, well-expressed and if may I say so, very powerful, until that is I read this miserable entry of yours.margaretcarnes wrote:Another good thing about putting on weight as you get older is that it helps to fill out the wrinkles a bit
You really ought to be ashamed of yourself - after all what is 'Botex' for?
HuntingTigers
PS Do you have a cure for baldness by any chance, I'm thinning out on top quite a bit nowadays - wrinking still not too bad though.
It may be rubbish - but by golly it's British rubbish.
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Ringing Endorsements OR For Whom The Bell Tolls
"I cant be your DAD HT ..."HuntingTigers wrote:"Up to you my son each to his own"sargeant wrote:HuntingTigers wroteUp to you my son each to his ownThis is hardly a ringing endorsement to stuff your face if you're 65+
i dont need a ringing endorsement to stuff my face just good tasty food
I am still going for 10 pallbearers not a measly four anymore
Oh Dad, I've found you after all this time, I always wondered where you were - still intent on stuffing your face I see.
I can quite understand sargeant, as it rather apparent that English is not your first language. You actually called me 'my son', [see above], from which one can only reasonably infer that you must be my father.
It is, as we say in logical terms, a necessary condition. So if you deny that you are my father it follows I cannot be your son. What a shame.
I nevertheless see that you continue to have a healthy appetitie - bon appétit.
HuntingTigers
It may be rubbish - but by golly it's British rubbish.
I can quite understand sargeant, as it rather apparent that English is not your first language.



(with you Sarge, not at you...

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HT you are a larf a giggle even, my english is Oxford (educated & lived in)English however i must admit that over the years i have picked up a few coloquialisms and a dash of cockney slang (Hammersmith/Fulham)
But as you live north of the wash and obviously havent traveled much the good cockney saying "my son" has patently eluded you
I think you are also feeling a touch short of the vitamn "D" whilst i am overdosing on the piggin muck which may explain your misunderstanding

But as you live north of the wash and obviously havent traveled much the good cockney saying "my son" has patently eluded you
I think you are also feeling a touch short of the vitamn "D" whilst i am overdosing on the piggin muck which may explain your misunderstanding
Yes of that i am certain a sense of humour does seem to be passed from father to son in the DNA"I cant be your DAD HT ..."






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