From: oldernow@dev.null   
      
   On 2024-05-05, D  wrote:   
      
   >> Oh, the dreams I have for activities best accomplished   
   >> when terminally ill to avoid consequences!   
   >   
   > Oh that situation has endless possibilities! As an old   
   > person you can take certain liberties you cannot as someone   
   > of working age.   
      
   I think about that every time I'm, for example, in the   
   right of two lanes on the road that go the same direction,   
   and someone behind me somehow thinks the better driving   
   strategy is to increase my stress by driving as close   
   behind me as possible instead of simply passing me and   
   moving on - again, not in an opposing traffic lane, but   
   in a lane going the same way.   
      
   > Remember! The government is here to help you! Not make   
   > your life more difficult. ;)   
      
   Keep reminding me! I'm sure the seeing of that light is   
   right around the corner!   
      
   > Oh well... take you daily fentanyl and you'll see 100! ;)   
   > I saw a documentary where a part of how productive and   
   > enjoyable your old age is, is based on your psychological   
   > view of yourself. If you view yourself, metnally, as   
   > young and full of life, it will improve your daily life,   
   > and hte old people in that research who did not, suffered   
   > more ills.   
   >   
   > The power of the mind, you know!   
      
   Why are you giving these nuggets away for free instead of   
   putting them in The Book? ;-)   
      
   > Also sleep 8 hours, eat healthy (remember your   
   > fentanyl!) and exercise, you're good to go!   
      
   And again!   
      
   --   
   oldernow   
   xyz001 at nym.hush.com   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)