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How much longer do you think you have to live?
- Thread starter Box of Frogs
- Start date
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
But will we win tomorrow night ? And should we start with LuaLua ?
Monsieur Le Plonk
Lethargy in motion
That's great. Welcome. Nothing too technical but you might be able to help as I was wondering if you could predict what the pie special might be tomorrow?
Good question. My parents have both been blighted with ill health. I therefore have a theory that they have exhausted the full Tubthmper family allocation of illness and I will therefore live to a ripe old age. So far so good as my health is perfect and my fitness well-above average and at the age of 45 I have never had anything go wrong. Dead by 46 then.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
about 1000 years, at least my head anyway...
Leighgull
New member
- Dec 27, 2012
- 2,377
Diclofenac is an anti inflammatory in the same family as ibuprofen and, so far as I'm aware, is not linked with death unless taken in heroic quantities.
The odd tablet for arthritic knees is probably ok. Sail on silver bird...
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
I am pleased you have said this .....................we have had a long discussion(thread) about this and I have along with other threatened with an early death if we continue to take Diclofenac so I have been on bloody co-codamol for the last three months and last night the pain become so bad I took a Diclofenac
and this morning was feeling less pain Heroic quantities you say, don't think it about that its about the cost to the good old NHS.
on a similar subject does anyone know if the NHS use calendar or lunar months as my other half gets on of her tablets in 28's and has the same row with the Chemists when she turns up 28 days after her last prescription and they say if you got it on the 6th you get it on the 6th the next month
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
I am pleased you have said this .....................we have had a long discussion(thread) about this and I have along with other threatened with an early death if we continue to take Diclofenac so I have been on bloody co-codamol for the last three months and last night the pain become so bad I took a Diclofenac
Heroic quantities you say, don't think it about that its about the cost to the good old NHS.
on a similar subject does anyone know if the NHS use calendar or lunar months as my other half gets on of her tablets in 28's and has the same row with the Chemists when she turns up 28 days after her last prescription and they say if you got it on the 6th you get it on the 6th the next month
How bizarre. The only medicine I have ever seen given out in 28 day doses is the contraceptive pill!
London Irish
Well-known member
I discovered only last week I have a grandfather still alive (who I have never met) at the age of 97. Just as well as my other 3 grandparents checked out in their 60s
My grandad lived to 106 and his daughter - my auntie - celebrated her 100th a few months ago moaning that " you'd think the Queen could manage a bloody smile on my card from her ... miserable cow. "
Hope for me ? Not sure either of them drank and took as many class A's as I have though.
Hope for me ? Not sure either of them drank and took as many class A's as I have though.
Gullflyinghigh
Registered User
- Apr 23, 2012
- 4,279
Well me from the past, you'll be pleased to know that the first sprog is due in June and death hasn't happened to us yet.
Keep up the good work, see you again next time this is bumped, much love, You.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
When I was a 1901 member I wanted to live for at least the life of the stadium just to get value from my 'enforced' licence fee! Now I am a ESU'er I have rather less years to worry about but still hope for around late 80's
Just checked out my pension and seeing the usual "what i may get as a pension at 60" scenarios etc i calculated that the annuity rate had me down to live until 88 ..which i guess will make me well happy as long as do not become senile and start to p1$$ my pants 
father_and_son
Well-known member
Like seemingly many on here, I'm rapidly approaching my mid forties (44 this month). Mother's family all seem to have popped off between 50 and 60, dad's side between 80 and 90, so who knows.
Life's a lottery...be lucky!
But I came into this work covered in blood and screaming...intend to go out the same way!
Life's a lottery...be lucky!
But I came into this work covered in blood and screaming...intend to go out the same way!
I quite often think of this seeing as I have now reached 53.
But Ed is right; live good and you'll die a happy person. I have some good friends and a handful of them never go out, never go abroad, obsess too much about paying the mortgage off. Bollux to that; I'd rather spend what I've got and then a bit more.
But Ed is right; live good and you'll die a happy person. I have some good friends and a handful of them never go out, never go abroad, obsess too much about paying the mortgage off. Bollux to that; I'd rather spend what I've got and then a bit more.
Bit optimistic
I have now had 36 cardiac arrests, so I'm just glad to still be here, oh, and I broke my neck in the early eighties
Vegas Seagull
New member
- Jul 10, 2009
- 7,782
And should we start with LuaLua ?
If we do we'll go through if we don't we won't...OG got lucky eventually starting Kaz 5 games ago result WWDD then cleverly dropped him and we L until He came on then that bit we W...
has Garcia got the cojones Poyet didn't have last year?
If we do we'll go through if we don't we won't...OG got lucky eventually starting Kaz 5 games ago result WWDD then cleverly dropped him and we L until He came on then that bit we W...
has Garcia got the cojones Poyet didn't have last year?