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Life Expectancy Calculator
 

 

Subject - Life Expectancy Calculator

September 15, 2008
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Life Expectancy Calculator

 

ImageThe longevity and vitality of your life is relative to your lifestyle, activities, and health, not just your date of birth. Complete this exam to calculate your virtual age. You may actually be younger than you think. If you find yourself to be older – maybe it’s time for some lifestyle changes – it’s never too late!

 

 

 

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  • What if you are a heavy drinker - but the alcohol kills the brain cells that were causing you to have suicidal thoughts? Does that mean that heavy drinking would actually extend your life?

    ROD
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  • Mike --

    This is surely O.T.(Off Topic); but, it's very well worth while.

    Tx. for the link.

    BTW, my age calculated to be 58. I'm 66-1/2.

    Regards . . . Jim S. Nasby

    Jim Nasby
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  • How come the site won't come up?

    Ted
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  • Wow I just notified my manager I was quiting. I have ordered the sail boat, notified my Thai girlfriend to renew her passport.

    I have an awful lot to do in the next 4.5 years. I wish I had taken better care of myself but I did not know i was going to live this long.

    GENE
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  • GEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE I only have another 13000 days to live!! I better give the rest of money to my wife and sail away to the islands with my girlfriend!!

    Vinnie
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  • I better get going; life is short. But eternity is forever! :)

    Darren
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  • My Dad always said you see more old drunks than old doctors. The first thing he did after his ulcers were patched up was get two cases of beer and make up for lost time. After his quadruple bypass, and after they let him out of intensive care, he fired up a cigarette in his hospital room. Later when he got home, his 22lb cat would wait until he fell asleep in the lazyboy, and then pounce on his chest and demand to be petted. My Uncle Bob told his doctor that he had about 10-12 beers a day, and said "I didn't think it was that much." Bob finally quit smoking after losing a lung. In his old age he passed out in the yard in winter and was severely frostbitten and hypothermia, but didn't lose any fingers or toes. One of my Dad's friends who lost a leg in the war and did roofing, later had his voice box removed and would smoke through the hole in his throat. Having grown up in the depression and fought in a World War, he refused to allow venison, chicken, soup, or stew in the house, And we had to have steak or beef roast on Sunday. When my Dad finally had his third and terminal cancer, he passed away with a stubbed out cigarette in the ash tray and a recently finished glass of beer by his bed. He had lived longer than all of the male relatives on his side of the family.

    The ornerier you are, the longer you'll last. Men back then were tougher than an overcooked one-dollar steak.

    Matt
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  • My uncle is now 103 and still tills a garden and writes a monthly newspaper article. His mind is sharper than most peoples at half his age. He talks and writes about events that happened 80 or more years ago like it was yesterday. He was a farmer, and also worked in a tannery with toxic chemicals. Never smoked, but enjoyed some scotch or a beer now and then. The family still gathers around him while he tells his tales and spins his yarns.

    Bob
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  • Neat stuff....thanks for always sharing interesting and usable information Mike.

    May the lightbulb in your head illuminate for thousands of days to come.

    Ms. Bora
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  • How long will i live for

    patrick cordaro
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  • nothing better in life than living innthe present.

    jose a guillen
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  • drinking is ok with moderation being an alcoholic hurts your loved ones and puts you at a higher risk of having an accident that any sober person could have the chances are higher..only advising i also am a moderate drinker on occasions at partys.. Jose the inspector

    jose a guillen
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  • Rich. My virtual age is 43.9/ my life expectancyis 93.1 . HA HA HA ,

    john; My real age is 59

    jsummerson@rcdelectric.com
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