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RoxyRollah 08-17-2014 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by John Wilkes Booth (Post 1479854)
no batlord you don't understand. you have to believe in god and an afterlife to be a superior person. saying it makes it true. would somebody please dissect my post word by word to prove me wrong?

"you think this because you are a moron".

Sparky 08-17-2014 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479863)
I'm not holding my breath. Within the next hundred years I could buy, but if it comes earlier than fifty I'd be pretty surprised. Of course we were also supposed to have hover cars by the year 2000, so even conservative estimates are pretty dubious as far as I'm concerned.

I hear ya.

Honestly for me to reach middle age would be a feat. Of all the things that could possibly kill me; if I'm in good shape by then I like my chances a lot more.

To be textbook "healthy" I would have to excercise every couple hours, sleep straight through the night 7-8 hours uninterrupted. Drink 8 glasses of water, a glass of milk(though dairy consumption is questionable-so maybe a oral vitamin D supplement in the wintertime-but vitamins effectiveness has proved misleading)eat 4 servings of fruit and vegetables per day,eat maybe 25 grams of protein in the form of fish and get "1/4 the time it takes for me to get sunburnt" worth of sunlight per day. This is all in conjunction with a stress free life as well. I'd have to practice quality breathing and stretching.

The Batlord 08-17-2014 05:46 PM

It's funny. As much as I desire immortality, the fact that I see it as unattainable leads me to treat my body in such a way that entire decades are likely being shaved off of its lifespan. My fear of death should motivate me to stop smoking cigarettes, eat more vegetables and less macaroni and cheese, and get up off my ass once in a while for something other than eating more macaroni and cheese. And yet...

RoxyRollah 08-17-2014 06:04 PM

Hey now shoveling mac and cheese in your gobstopper and switching off to smoke in between bites could be be considered excersise if you just do it at the proper speed...

The Batlord 08-17-2014 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1479878)
Hey now shoveling mac and cheese in your gobstopper and switching off to smoke in between bites could be be considered excersise if you just do it at the proper speed...

If you've seen how fast I eat then you'd know that I'm the picture of health. A highly photoshopped picture, but that's beside the point.

Sparky 08-17-2014 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479876)
It's funny. As much as I desire immortality, the fact that I see it as unattainable leads me to treat my body in such a way that entire decades are likely being shaved off of its lifespan. My fear of death should motivate me to stop smoking cigarettes, eat more vegetables and less macaroni and cheese, and get up off my ass once in a while for something other than eating more macaroni and cheese. And yet...

and yet it all is purely chance. We've already lasted longer than many.

RoxyRollah 08-17-2014 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479879)
If you've seen how fast I eat then you'd know that I'm the picture of health. A highly photoshopped picture, but that's beside the point.

A regular bacon of ,I mean beacon of health! ;)

RoxyRollah 08-17-2014 06:23 PM



On a serious note the title of this thread and the pyschobable there in reminds me a lot of this classic Hitchcock film...

GuitarBizarre 08-18-2014 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1479864)
"you think this because you are a moron".

See, this is why I like you.

RoxyRollah 08-18-2014 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre (Post 1480022)
See, this is why I like you.

;)


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