Heavy drinkers ‘healthier and happier in later years’

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Re: Heavy drinkers ‘healthier and happier in later years’

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Bag of chips and two bottles of Coke while watching boring TV vs 4 beers and a laugh in a pub with friends.
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Tootsfriend wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 5:30 pm Your body has to last you a lifetime , look after it better than your car or moto. Strange how we put the very best oil and fuel into our vehicles so they run properly but put shit fuel into our bodies and expect it to run 24 / 7.
Exactly. Look after your car, thrash it on the racetrack every Saturday if you want but don't drive it at redline all week and never change the oil. Same thing applies to your body.
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Seems like Cambodia is the world's premiere location for premature death from smoke and drink, with Kampot remaining the real hotspot... ( I think they must have got some prime bud there the last thirty days since two or three smokers kicked off quite recently... ) These fellas are always lauded as "jolly old boys full of mirth and a good story -- so shocked he croaked so suddenly...will be missed at the bar...etc, etc..."

They should make a movie: "Eat, Smoke, Drink, Die!"

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They should make a movie: "Eat, Smoke, Drink, Die!"


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As the philosophers say... Everything will kill you so choose something fun.
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