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Old habits die hard Ronald.
Old habits die hard Ronald.
jactac said:Ron these little mishaps all sound age related to me. :eusa-think:
So I did a bit of searching and found this quick guide for you on the Age Concern site, it's only a rough guide to see if you are over the hill or not, have a little read and see how you do. You might need to put on your reading specs on though
1. When you go the loo do you have the affects of an old dripping tap :?
2. Does the wife now need to cut up your meat at meal times :roll:
3. Do you get overly excited and dribble at the sight of a bowling green :dance:
4. Have you started reading the Mail instead of the Sport
5. Do you find white cotton y-fronts now more comfortable than polyester snugg fit briefs
If you've answered yes to at least 2 of these questions, then Ronald, I'm no expert but maybe it's time to accept that you maybe the oldest swinger in town, and perhaps you should now start using the bus pass more often, and wrap up warm when going to the shed :lol:
Ps.
Just in case you answered yes to question 5, I've also done a bit of searching around for you and found this great little bargain, it's no problem as I'm a great believer that the youth of this country (& forum) need to look after the old folk.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/35017710 ... 0&ff14=101
I'll also check up on the number for Meals On Wheels for you now
jactac said:when all he could think about was women, parties, and beer.
Ah.... the good old days eh
jactac said:Yep Sorry to inform you buddy, it all changes.
Then again your only as young as you feel, so lets party party :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:
Hopfully a few good months are on the horizon, but you just never know with this, each day can be different mate :roll:
Had second MRI just before xmas, so just waiting for results now :?
My sister (same condition) has been given the chance to go on some trial drug, only 400 world wide on it, I'm not sure exactly of all the details, I know it's being run by a Chinese medical company and part of our own NHS.
So we will just have to wait and see how that pans out, but it will probably be months if not years before any results are finalised.
Fingers crossed though for good results. :eusa-think: