CLINT EASTWOOD
84 years (May 31, 1930)
Posted on 09/26/2014 7:27:39 AM PDT by KeyLargo
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel: 75 is the ideal age to die
Posted on Sep 26, 2014 at 10:02 AM in Politics By The Right Scoop
VIDEO
Steve Doocy talks to physician Mark Segal about old age and why Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel’s ‘I want to die at 75′ rhetoric is so dangerous:
I didn’t know about the Peta lady, lol! Phonies, hypocrites, reprobates.
A bunch of conservatives should vote him some sort of booby prize.
Question: Who the &%^$ do these people think they are?
Just asking.
IMHO
Where is the Agreement that HIS family, and neighbors
to ten blocks, and Staff, and their families, to the
same radius, promise before Notaries,
to take the hit at their 75th birthday, FIRST?
“75 is the age. That’s 2/3 of the Senate. Maybe we’re onto something.”
You realize there would have to be exceptions for the ruling class. Some examples, The War Powers Act was meant to apply to R presidents—it has never been used against a D. Limits on carbon dioxide emissions are meant for you and me, not Al Gore.
So the Die at 75 act will only be meant to apply to the middle class, not to important people like congress critters and staffers. I’m certain the young Dr Emanuel will be important enough by the time he’s 75 that his continued life will be deemed essential for the continuation of the ruling class.
At 76, Arthur Miller unveiled a bold new play, "The Ride Down Mt. Morgan," free of the world-weary tone of his previous works.
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At 91, Allan Stewart of New South Wales completed a Bachelor of Law degree from the University of New England.
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At 100, Frank Schearer seems to be the oldest active water skier in the world. People are doing extraordinary things all the time. And there’s no reason you can’t be one of them. http://www.businessinsider.com/100-amazing-accomplishments-achieved-at-every-age-2014-3
CLINT EASTWOOD
84 years (May 31, 1930)
There are a lot of 75 year old men that would love to meet POS Ezekial in the ring and kick his ass.
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Can we count in weasel years?
Lord willing and me able, I’ll be 84 in Nov and I could teach that wanna be some things, betcha. My urologist tells me I’m in the bonus years, wouldn’t want to give them up now , would I.
“Lord willing and me able, I’ll be 84 in Nov and I could teach that wanna be some things, betcha. My urologist tells me I’m in the bonus years, wouldn’t want to give them up now , would I.”
Yaaaay,I found someone older than me-—I just turned 82.
Just a kid. :-)
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My grand daughter says I’m good for 10 to 14 more years and I believe her cause shes smarter than me.
Hang in there, it gets better.
What an a-hole. I would have given my eye teeth to have my parents, as well as my brother and sister able to live to 75.
Nice knowin' ya. Don't hurt yourself trying to enjoy these last moments.
...and I plan to become the oldest so and-so on the face of the earth. :-)
IMHO
Why wait, Zeke? Avoid the rush.
Off your self now.
Guess we did not get Dr. Mengele after all.
I’ll pass this on to Vin Scully...
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