"katy" wrote in message
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jlrogers wrote:
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Mine came out to 102. Seeing that my maternal grandmother made it to 101
and my parents are healthy and vital in their mid-80's, that's a good
guess.

Only if Mr. Sails doesn't dispatch you before then. Or you could be eaten
by a feral poodle.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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jlrogers wrote:
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Mine came out to 102. Seeing that my maternal grandmother made it to 101
and my parents are healthy and vital in their mid-80's, that's a good
guess.

Only if Mr. Sails doesn't dispatch you before then. Or you could be eaten
by a feral poodle.

Max


Mr Sails wouldn't do that...he knows wherein his bread is
buttered...and the feral poodle? ha....dinner....

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Here I am ate up by cancer and diabetes, no parents and grandparents saw 80, and
they say I'll live to 90 or even 105 if I loose 25# and change my *gender* g?
Hope they are right, but ......

Results
Based on your answers to the above questions, your current life expectancy is
90 years. If you're not happy with the result, consider that by adopting a
healthier lifestyle and avoiding various risk factors, you can increase your
life expectancy by up to 15 years.

Your "ideal" weight for maximum longevity is: 175 lbs.

The three biggest positive factors that you have going for you a
1. Age
2. Diet
3. Personality type

The one biggest negative factor that you have going for you is:
1. Gender

Vito wrote:
"jlrogers" wrote in message
et...
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor...xpect/main.asp

Here I am ate up by cancer and diabetes, no parents and grandparents saw 80, and
they say I'll live to 90 or even 105 if I loose 25# and change my *gender* g?
Hope they are right, but ......

Results
Based on your answers to the above questions, your current life expectancy is
90 years. If you're not happy with the result, consider that by adopting a
healthier lifestyle and avoiding various risk factors, you can increase your
life expectancy by up to 15 years.

Your "ideal" weight for maximum longevity is: 175 lbs.

The three biggest positive factors that you have going for you a
1. Age
2. Diet
3. Personality type

The one biggest negative factor that you have going for you is:
1. Gender


Want to borrow some makeup?

Vito wrote:
The three biggest positive factors that you have going for you a
1. Age
2. Diet
3. Personality type

The one biggest negative factor that you have going for you is:
1. Gender


katy wrote:
Want to borrow some makeup?

And a trowel

DSK

On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:56:22 GMT, "jlrogers" wrote:

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Mine came out to be 87. OK by me but I question the validity. Asked
about total cholesteral but did not want to know about the ratios
(much more important)

Also asked a question about longevity of Grandparents but did not
qualify. My maternal Grandmother lived to 102. My maternal
Grandfather drank himself to death at 56. Doesn't mean I'm going to.

Talked about diet and exercise but limited the upside from good
habits. At 59 I run 25 miles a week and regularly win my age division
in 5 & 10K competitive runs. not taken into consideration.

of course I often sail with people who are a half a bubble out of
plumb so that could have an impact.

Frank

Frank,

They never asked about "Sculling" a 29 Ft Pilothouse Sloop :^) You did
notice my sense of balance was being affected?

Thom'sPage

On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 14:59:28 -0800, (Thom Stewart)
wrote:

Frank,

They never asked about "Sculling" a 29 Ft Pilothouse Sloop :^) You did
notice my sense of balance was being affected?

Thom'sPage


No Thom, the people I'm referring to are a half bubble out of plumb on
land or sea. You don't seem to be or are you? :~)

Frank

"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:56:22 GMT, "jlrogers" wrote:

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor...xpect/main.asp



Mine came out to be 87. OK by me but I question the validity. Asked
about total cholesteral but did not want to know about the ratios
(much more important)

The whole thing is bogus, Frank. It's an investment site, the point being
that one is going to need a far larger nest egg if he is planning to see his
90s.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
news
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:56:22 GMT, "jlrogers" wrote:

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor...xpect/main.asp



Mine came out to be 87. OK by me but I question the validity. Asked
about total cholesteral but did not want to know about the ratios
(much more important)

The whole thing is bogus, Frank. It's an investment site, the point being
that one is going to need a far larger nest egg if he is planning to see
his 90s.

I'm guaranteed 40 more years. It said so on the Internet!
GUARANTEED! WOOHOOO!
Scout