To: Libloather
James Fixx Syndrome strikes again. What was it that Ian Fleming said about not wanting to waste the time he had left by worrying about prolonging it?
To: omniscient
What was it that Ian Fleming said about not wanting to waste the time he had left by worrying about prolonging it?I like what Economics Professor Walter E. Williams says. Something along the lines of, "Now why would you want to put a perfectly good body in a box and bury it six feet under ground?"
To: omniscient
What was it that Ian Fleming said about not wanting to waste the time he had left by worrying about prolonging it? Absolutely. On my long commutes I reason that if I died right now, my surviving family members would enjoy a maximum in their benefits, and not have to take care of me growing old in the process.
To: omniscient
What was it that Ian Fleming said about not wanting to waste the time he had left by worrying about prolonging it? One of my favorite jokes about exercise is:
The good news is that exercise really will extend your life. The bad news is that the extra time you live will have been spent exercising.
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