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61.4 years, but I'd be very surprised if that happens.

cdd wrote:I found http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/interactive ... _100.shtml predicted my death much more accurately.

Accurately? Why, do you know when you're going to die?!

MarkN wrote:

cdd wrote:I found http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/interactive ... _100.shtml predicted my death much more accurately.

Accurately? Why, do you know when you're going to die?!

Now there's being morbid for you.

Gavin Scott wrote:61.4 years, but I'd be very surprised if that happens.

*big hug*

66.5 Years for me, probably going to be less than that.

Done both tests, so either 77.5 or 82.5, so the tea seems to be working alright then!


*sips*

Major James Setup wrote:

Gavin Scott wrote:61.4 years, but I'd be very surprised if that happens.

*big hug*

*big hug back*

Thanks buddy. That is more appreciated than you know.

Bloody hell, I lost the will to live just filling that thing out.

There are some rather odd questions on it, and some rather vauge ones too.

I mean how often do you actually barbecue? once, maybe twice a year?

Hymagumba wrote:I mean how often do you actually barbecue? once, maybe twice a year?

It's clearly an american site and under the assumption that since it never rains in Hollywood movies at inappropriate times, it therefore never rains in America after work and so one can have a barbecue every summer night.

Or something

Gavin Scott wrote:

Major James Setup wrote:

Gavin Scott wrote:61.4 years, but I'd be very surprised if that happens.

*big hug*

*big hug back*

Thanks buddy. That is more appreciated than you know.

Keep smiling - never say never! (I do know the background to this btw).