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Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Carnyx said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

Phone them. Both DWP and HMRC. The websites have been unreliable in my experience, still more so the advice on how best to fill gaps without overpaying.

And look at Which and Martin Lewis websites to see what they say, if you haven't..

The website does list the years in detail that are fully paid, or not, so Pagan could use that data to locate the companies he was looking for at the time. Maybe they didn't send off the NI money or had got his NI number wrong?

Only worth my time if I expect to be a pensioner which I dont

You can still work and collect your pension you know. It may help.

Assuming I live till 67 which I dont

OIC, many commiserations.

No need for commiserations you count your life in terms of how you lived not how long, only two members of my family went past 67 and dont want to be either of them because they went the dementia route post 70

rcs1000 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Carnyx said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

Phone them. Both DWP and HMRC. The websites have been unreliable in my experience, still more so the advice on how best to fill gaps without overpaying.

And look at Which and Martin Lewis websites to see what they say, if you haven't..

The website does list the years in detail that are fully paid, or not, so Pagan could use that data to locate the companies he was looking for at the time. Maybe they didn't send off the NI money or had got his NI number wrong?

Only worth my time if I expect to be a pensioner which I dont

You can still work and collect your pension you know. It may help.

Assuming I live till 67 which I dont

Don't worry, to the best of my knowledge @Leon has never actually carried out any of his threats.

Ah there you are. I'm sitting here on the train listening to music on my Xiaomi (Smithson Sr recommendation) with my Nothing (a) earbuds (your recommendation).

The Smithson family have come together for my aural pleasure.

Thank you.

IanB2 said:

For now, and armed with the loudest megaphone on the planet, the US president can keep reality at bay. But eventually, Americans will be able to see with their own eyes and in their own lives what Trump has done to the US and the wider world. Their daily experience will expose him for what he is: a confidence trickster who has made them poorer and less safe. The only question is when.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/mar/14/donald-trump-crashing-us-economy-fake-news

No. The other question is what they are prepared to do when they find out.

Pagan2 said:

They should give the peace prize to zelensky just to watch trump get more orange

... and also because standing up to Putin and stopping the Russian armies at the Dnieper at great personal and national risk is the best contribution to world peace anyone's made in decades ...

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

You will live to be 65 years, 6 months and 5 days old!

Pagan2 said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

You will live to be 65 years, 6 months and 5 days old!

This was meant to cheer me up?

kinabalu said:

kjh said:

And these people run the USA

And to make matters worse Rubio is probably the best of them.

To paraphrase a one hit wonder pub rock band: "How long ... can this thing possibly go on?"

A lot longer than people think, when it still has so much support.

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Based on how few of my relatives seem to have made it to a decent age i had better hope an abstemious lifestyle counts for a lot (or take up moderate drinking). And start working out!

Pagan2 said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

You will live to be 65 years, 6 months and 5 days old!

62 for me!

rcs1000 said:

OnlyLivingBoy said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Is it trolling me? It predicts I will live to 99 years and 11 months.

I didn't do quite so well:

"You will live to be 98 years, 8 months and 10 days old!"

I'm not going to deny, I'm pretty cross. I'm going to have to cancel the booking I made for my 100th birthday party ay Stringfellow's.

It is a good job there is not a really accurate one, imagine if one always got it right within a day or two credit card companies would be fucked

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Barnesian said:

rcs1000 said:

OnlyLivingBoy said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Is it trolling me? It predicts I will live to 99 years and 11 months.

I didn't do quite so well:

"You will live to be 98 years, 8 months and 10 days old!"

I'm not going to deny, I'm pretty cross. I'm going to have to cancel the booking I made for my 100th birthday party ay Stringfellow's.

I don't think that is good news!

Bad news is "When you die you will be the youngest living human"

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

accordngbto that I have between two and three years left. Well, mustn't grumble.

viewcode said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

accordngbto that I have between two and three years left. Well, mustn't grumble.

by the look of barnesian become a lib dem so even god doesnt want you

williamglenn said:

MEGA - Make the empire great again

https://x.com/jarrydjaeger/status/1900596351853097423

Mark Carney evokes Canada's "proud British heritage" and "bilingual identity" in first address as prime minister.

That's how to celebrate everything that makes a 21st century Western country great. Recognition of the original stewards of the land, the British Crown, the French language, and a link to Canada's current diversity, compassion and ambition. Brilliant.

As we start to get used to and normalise Trump's behaviour, it's good to have a reference to what leadership can and should look like.

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

It's bollocks.

I put my uncle's details in. It says he'll live to 96.

He died last year a month before his 81st birthday.

rcs1000 said:

OnlyLivingBoy said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Is it trolling me? It predicts I will live to 99 years and 11 months.

I didn't do quite so well:

"You will live to be 98 years, 8 months and 10 days old!"

I'm not going to deny, I'm pretty cross. I'm going to have to cancel the booking I made for my 100th birthday party ay Stringfellow's.

It doesn’t think much of my competence. I told it I’m suicidal and it thinks I’ll live for several decades.

JosiasJessop said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

You will live to be 109 years, 6 months and 7 days old!

Exactly the same as me. What a coincidence!

StillWaters said:

Pagan2 said:

rcs1000 said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

So idiot software engineer probably fucked up the calculations.

Could well be....worry is computer says x so its correct mentality

Call them and talk to them

Why bother I sort it out....I eventually maybe to get to retirement age ten go through the whole thing again because despite sorting out being civil servants they wont actually modify the computer records to be correct....

I speak as a man who got taken to court for non payment of poll tax for year x....presented my stamped payment book as proof which they took and photocopied told no case to answer.
Following year they took me to court again for non payment of poll tax for year x....repeat

94. Nutritional deficiency.

Barnesian said:

JosiasJessop said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

You will live to be 109 years, 6 months and 7 days old!

Exactly the same as me. What a coincidence!

I don't think the algorithm behind this is very complex.

For me, a low BMI, not much alcohol intake, fairly sporty, and reasonably good diet probably all helped. Although some of those are a bit vague: what happens if you drink alcohol only once a week, but it's a Hague effort?

Not that I'd want to live to 109. Although several of my relatives (on my dad's side) reached at least 100.

GIN1138 said:

TOPPING said:

110 for me. I probably need to up the alcohol consumption disclosure.

Surely it assumes you can at least double everyone's alcohol disclosure?

That's the starting assumption of most doctors...

Well it only gave me frequency, cant help feeling there is a diffence between a can of ipa daily and 2 bottles of whiskey daily

Andy_JS said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Would it work with my great grandmother who smoked 40 a day most of her life and lived to the age of 101.

How did she even have the time to smoke that many? My mum managed 20 a day chain smoking (dead at 45).

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

WhisperingOracle said:

Eabhal said:

williamglenn said:

MEGA - Make the empire great again

https://x.com/jarrydjaeger/status/1900596351853097423

Mark Carney evokes Canada's "proud British heritage" and "bilingual identity" in first address as prime minister.

That's how to celebrate everything that makes a 21st century Western country great. Recognition of the original stewards of the land, the British Crown, the French language, and a link to Canada's current diversity, compassion and ambition. Brilliant.

As we start to get used to and normalise Trump's behaviour, it's good to have a reference to what leadership can and should look like.

The anglo-french mix has always been a key part of what's made Canada great.

The French have sent a nuclear sub. We need to get a Trident over there, plus a visit from KC3.

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

A less free and stable place.

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

Throughout life I have learned not to bother or worry too much about foreign relationships or places because while you might worry about what it means there is absolutely nothing you can do to either change it or ameliorate it......merely shrug and go what happens happens

@SkyNews
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BREAKING: The Russian captain of the Solong container ship involved in the North Sea crash has been charged with gross negligence manslaughter.

Scott_xP said:

@SkyNews
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BREAKING: The Russian captain of the Solong container ship involved in the North Sea crash has been charged with gross negligence manslaughter.

Time until the Kremlin claims he's a British political prisoner in 5... 4... 3...

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

That isn't really an enormous surprise. Would it shock you if political opponents started falling from high rise windows?

Mexicanpete said:

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

That isn't really an enormous surprise. Would it shock you if political opponents started falling from high rise windows?

Nothing shocks me in politics anymore !!!!!

TimS said:

WhisperingOracle said:

Eabhal said:

williamglenn said:

MEGA - Make the empire great again

https://x.com/jarrydjaeger/status/1900596351853097423

Mark Carney evokes Canada's "proud British heritage" and "bilingual identity" in first address as prime minister.

That's how to celebrate everything that makes a 21st century Western country great. Recognition of the original stewards of the land, the British Crown, the French language, and a link to Canada's current diversity, compassion and ambition. Brilliant.

As we start to get used to and normalise Trump's behaviour, it's good to have a reference to what leadership can and should look like.

The anglo-french mix has always been a key part of what's made Canada great.

The French have sent a nuclear sub. We need to get a Trident over there, plus a visit from KC3.

Maybe the UK are indulging in a bit of good cop/bad cop with Trump?

France, as part of the EU, would find it much more difficult to play the good cop, but given Trumps personality it probably makes sense to have the UK being a little less confrontational.

For Trump it's just a mega TV show. It's the Apprentice ++.
All he craves is an enormous audience, constant attention and high approval ratings. It's not 4D chess. It's just continuous conflict.
Great TV.

His father, who has a lot to answer for, was a bit of a brute, and didn't give him any attention and withheld approval.

Big_G_NorthWales said:

GIN1138 said:

Big_G_NorthWales said:

GIN1138 said:

JosiasJessop said:

Does the king send out telegrams for everyone who reaches 100, or did that stop with the queen's passing?

They still send them out I think? Think you have to request it though?

Not telegrams anymore

We had a personally signed diamond anniversary card

Genuine Charles and Camilla's signatures and yes the Palace has to be notified of the forthcoming anniversary

Ah how nice. I bet that's taken pride of place? ❤

I know someone who's parents got a card from the her majesty, the late Queen, for their diamond anniversary.

It certainly seemed to impress family and friends as it is quite a large elaborate card

Mind you my wife and I would have preferred the Queens signature as we lived throughout the whole of her reign and whilst not very royal orientated we did have a huge respect for the Queen

I think most people feel similarly.

Yesterday, I saw a headline which stated "the Queen" wrote in support to Gisele Pelicot and it wasn't until I started reading the piece that I realized they were talking about the Queen (Camilla) rather than THE Queen, even though she'd have to be writing from beyond the grave, lol!

GIN1138 said:

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Listening to Trump just now, he seems to be threatening to close down CNN and other Biden supporting media prescribing them illegal

Every day, another idiotic announcement

Goodness only knows where the US will be in 4 years

A military coup by 2027 has to be a strong possibility?

At least we get should get a couple of days free from the madness while Don's on the golf course for the weekend?

Thing is Don is hiding in plain sight. Is that a cunning tactic? It’s certainly different from the contemporary masters: Putin, man of few words, gradually ratcheting it up over decades; Xi, ruthlessly imposing internal control while playing it cool internationally; Erdogan, always maintaining the thuggery at a suitably quiet level. Trump is barking way ahead of his bite; the rest do the opposite.

GIN1138 said:

Scott_xP said:

@SkyNews
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5m
BREAKING: The Russian captain of the Solong container ship involved in the North Sea crash has been charged with gross negligence manslaughter.

Time until the Kremlin JD Vance claims he's a British political prisoner in 5... 4... 3...

Fixed it for you

Carnyx said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Carnyx said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

Phone them. Both DWP and HMRC. The websites have been unreliable in my experience, still more so the advice on how best to fill gaps without overpaying.

And look at Which and Martin Lewis websites to see what they say, if you haven't..

The website does list the years in detail that are fully paid, or not, so Pagan could use that data to locate the companies he was looking for at the time. Maybe they didn't send off the NI money or had got his NI number wrong?

Indeed.

The nagging worry is that the website wasn't reliable in the past. There was a surprrisingly long delay in updating it.

I have no idea if it has been remedied.

But trying to work out the money needed to pay for the optimum combination was another matter entirely especially when there could be some years where one only needed to pay £100 or something silly to tip over the boundary trigger).

Whatever, there does seem to be something wrong in poor Pagan's case.

No need to worry about me I have retirement plans for when I am finally forced out that will get me a warm place to sleep, 24 hour monitoring 3 meals a day and no dealing with social services

Pagan2 said:

StillWaters said:

Pagan2 said:

rcs1000 said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

So idiot software engineer probably fucked up the calculations.

Could well be....worry is computer says x so its correct mentality

Call them and talk to them

Why bother I sort it out....I eventually maybe to get to retirement age ten go through the whole thing again because despite sorting out being civil servants they wont actually modify the computer records to be correct....

I speak as a man who got taken to court for non payment of poll tax for year x....presented my stamped payment book as proof which they took and photocopied told no case to answer.
Following year they took me to court again for non payment of poll tax for year x....repeat

Mrs C and I phoned them re our state pensions, partly because Mrs C (like Mrs DavidL) couldn't even get on the online system to check it (some stupid bug with the address).

Extremely helpful folk at both HMRC and DWP. Explained how to sort it out and how much to pay to wrap it all up.

What I don't get is where are the Dems in all of this madness?

Its like they handed over the White House and were never seen or heard from again?

I've not known a band of political campaigners so disappear to quickly since Vote Leave vanished like snow in June on 23rd June 2016... 😂

ohnotnow said:

Pagan2 said:

Carnyx said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Carnyx said:

Pagan2 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Pagan2 said:

Daveyboy1961 said:

Cookie said:

I'm not having a pop at you by the way Daveyboy. I'm pleased for you that you've got yourself into this position.

I don't take it personally, but we do live frugally.

I live frugally too doesnt help....I have in my house a computer desk and computer as I work from home, a dining table and a double bed....notice I didnt mention a tv, a stereo, a sofa there. I havent owned a car for 15 years though I have a licence...only time I go out is when I take my father out the home once a week and buy him a pint....how much more frugal should I get?

Wow, I am getting to realize how difficult you find managing. What do you do if you don't mind me asking?

I am a software engineer. High enough paid to pay 40% tax even....by the time I pay rent, council tax, mobile, internet, gas, electric however thats pretty much 70% gone and no I have a monthly giff gaff contract for 20£ so not spending on toys, I do spend money on taking my father out for a day from the home and that costs me about 400£ a month is my only extravagance

Just calcualated since 87 been in paye jobs apart from four years.....on my calculation 2025 - 1987 = 38 years - 4 for the years not been paye well 34 minimum.....why do they say 20 years

Phone them. Both DWP and HMRC. The websites have been unreliable in my experience, still more so the advice on how best to fill gaps without overpaying.

And look at Which and Martin Lewis websites to see what they say, if you haven't..

The website does list the years in detail that are fully paid, or not, so Pagan could use that data to locate the companies he was looking for at the time. Maybe they didn't send off the NI money or had got his NI number wrong?

Indeed.

The nagging worry is that the website wasn't reliable in the past. There was a surprrisingly long delay in updating it.

I have no idea if it has been remedied.

But trying to work out the money needed to pay for the optimum combination was another matter entirely especially when there could be some years where one only needed to pay £100 or something silly to tip over the boundary trigger).

Whatever, there does seem to be something wrong in poor Pagan's case.

No need to worry about me I have retirement plans for when I am finally forced out that will get me a warm place to sleep, 24 hour monitoring 3 meals a day and no dealing with social services

You're going to the House of Lords? Lucky!

Only if he has 100k to spare to give to a political party.

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Pagan2 said:

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Going in the right direction, though.
Rooting for you.

Nigelb said:

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Pagan2 said:

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Going in the right direction, though.
Rooting for you.

Why in hell would I want to live to 86? No thank you

TimS said:

Pagan2 said:

Nigelb said:

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Pagan2 said:

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Going in the right direction, though.
Rooting for you.

Why in hell would I want to live to 86? No thank you

Given the choice I’d live forever. Wouldn’t most people?

No from me on that

Pagan2 said:

Nigelb said:

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Pagan2 said:

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Going in the right direction, though.
Rooting for you.

Why in hell would I want to live to 86? No thank you

I sure would. Depends how my phyisical and mental condition is

TimS said:

Pagan2 said:

Nigelb said:

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Pagan2 said:

TimS said:

Mexicanpete said:

kinabalu said:

Heart attack at 75 🕺

Just over 81. I'm happy with that.

I’m only 89. Seems that’s under par by PB standards. I assume it was the drinking every day answer that did it.

Ok calling bollocks now on that website, didnt get my cause of death last time so went in submitted identical data hit submit

You will live to be 86 years, 3 months and 14 days old!

thats 21 years different

Going in the right direction, though.
Rooting for you.

Why in hell would I want to live to 86? No thank you

Given the choice I’d live forever. Wouldn’t most people?

If everyone chose that option, jut how crowded does the planet get in 1,000 years? Let alone 100,000...

Pagan2 said:

kle4 said:

Pagan2 said:

Big_G_NorthWales said:

kle4 said:

Andy_JS said:

Battlebus said:

Why not cheer yourself up by working out when you are likely to die - actuarily

https://www.death-clock.org/index.php?

Would it work with my great grandmother who smoked 40 a day most of her life and lived to the age of 101.

How did she even have the time to smoke that many? My mum managed 20 a day chain smoking (dead at 45).

In the 50s I knew quite a few 40 a day smokers though not me

40 a day is only one every 24 minutes of waking time hardly chain smoking

Even chain smokers are not literally always with a fag in their mouths?

You never met a chain smoker then, I know a few that light the new cigarette of the old one

I used to do that a fair amount, long ago.