What do you do to KEEP youre health?

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Post by Zer »

nothing. Live fast die young.
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How do you nothing - fast????
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exactly - that is the point! :D
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Good luck so, for your nothing... :P
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yeah -money for nothing and chics for free ;)
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astroman wrote:Hi Neil, that a Mammut trouser, isn't it ? :D
I have the same, phantastic performance under rough conditions
oops, looks I compressed it a bit too much... on Neil's pic the logo is better
Mammut doesn't sound familiar to me Astroman. I think they were just a fairly cheap pair, but they did the job. They got shredded when a car took me out on a junction (using his mobile phone of course - cretin), so perhaps the conditions were too rough for them :)
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Hm, *keeping* the health requires having been a healthy person at some point in life, which was never really the case for me. Bad back, bad knees, one of my heart valves was diagnosed to be malformed, hence I have a rather bad constitution.
But what do I do to not make it worse? I try to avoid unneeded amounts of stress and like to laugh. And not taking things more serious than they really are. Other than that, I conserve myself in high doses of coffee and use my time on earth in ways that are unlikely to make me regret in the end. I don't make enemies and I help my friends as much as I can, and that's about it. Well, I usually go to work by foot, but that won't be possible anymore when the company moves farther away at the end of this year... however, there's more to life than the length of your timespan, it's about what you do in that timespan. methinks.
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Post by Neil B »

Or to put it another way JoeKa

Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
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