Roronoa Zoro
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At what age will you die
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Roronoa Zoro
Gold Member
Modern Medicine and I'm 27 so should have even better medicine and maybe I'll last until we achieve computer bodies so I'll say infinity
synchronicity
Member
Well I'm 50 with PKD, so I'm living in the moment, lol. (like we all should) Thankfully I have the autosomal dominant variety which tends to progress slowly. Most in my family tree who have it have lived normally long lives. My great grandma was near 90 and my grandma was in her 80's.
But we're all treading into the unknown with every breath. Could be 50 years from now, could be while I'm typ
But we're all treading into the unknown with every breath. Could be 50 years from now, could be while I'm typ
ThatStupidLion
Member
always had a feeling starting when i was a kid that my time to go would be at 86
RIP
RIP
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Master Of Illusion
Member
Hopefully through cryogenics, N/A.
GeorgPrime
Banned
I stopped drinking some years ago. Now iam 35. School years were hard. I thought i would die with 50 xD
off duty ninja
Member
When I was sixteen I fiddled around with a homemade Ouija board with two of my close friends. I know, I know, fucking Ouija boards... Anyways, we communicated with something that called itself Zaxie and it told us of these elaborate backstories. My guess is that one of my friends had to be manipulating it but I peeked a few times and it never seemed like they were looking or controlling it.
Anyways, after learning about my supposed past as a dwarven chieftain I decided to ask it when I would die. It told me I would die at 38. I asked how and it said in a car accident.
As silly as it sounds, this stuck with me and during my 38th year driving was pretty tough. I looked at all the oncoming headlights and wondered if this would be the one that would take me. I survived the year and I am 42 now but the fear and anxiety of driving that year have stuck with me.
Now I don't have any idea when I will die. I've come to expect the unexpected if that makes sense. Maybe it will be today?
They think they know me
But they do not know me
'Cause I do not know me
Who killed my homie?
I wanna know names
Click-clack explain
I can kill you but ain't nothing gon' change
But I might do it anyway
You gonna die any way
I'm gonna die any way
We can go any day
It can be any day
But for you
Today is the day
Today is the day
Anyways, after learning about my supposed past as a dwarven chieftain I decided to ask it when I would die. It told me I would die at 38. I asked how and it said in a car accident.
As silly as it sounds, this stuck with me and during my 38th year driving was pretty tough. I looked at all the oncoming headlights and wondered if this would be the one that would take me. I survived the year and I am 42 now but the fear and anxiety of driving that year have stuck with me.
Now I don't have any idea when I will die. I've come to expect the unexpected if that makes sense. Maybe it will be today?
They think they know me
But they do not know me
'Cause I do not know me
Who killed my homie?
I wanna know names
Click-clack explain
I can kill you but ain't nothing gon' change
But I might do it anyway
You gonna die any way
I'm gonna die any way
We can go any day
It can be any day
But for you
Today is the day
Today is the day
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King of Foxes
Banned
Ideally I would love to see my grandkids grow up.
All my kids are under 4, I wouldn't want to die before the youngest is in his 20's. A dads job is to protect and teach, I want to be here for them until they become adults at the very least.
All my kids are under 4, I wouldn't want to die before the youngest is in his 20's. A dads job is to protect and teach, I want to be here for them until they become adults at the very least.
drganon
Member
Probably in my 60-70s. I dont drink or smoke, but I'd dont eat that healthy and dont really exercise either. That and supposedly men who are single tend to die earlier and at the rate I'm going I ain't getting hitched anytime soon. On the plus side, I wont have to worry about when social security retirement benefits run out since I'll also probably end up working till I'm dead as well.
DisplayingSuperman
Neo Member
I would be lying if I said I didn't think about death daily. It kind of depress's me. I tend to be a deep thinker. Life itself befuzzle's me. Like, WTF? Life can change at the blink of an eye at any time, any place, anywhere. It unsettles me.
I have a 2 year old daughter and will try my damned to live as long as I can for her and my wife. 76 years old keeps popping in my head. Can't believe there's decades stacked ontop of one another to go before retirement, even if it does happen? Life is an insane concept as it is. The pressure's, the responsibilities, the failure's and ultimately, death is overwhelming at times only when we aren't distracted by it.
I have a 2 year old daughter and will try my damned to live as long as I can for her and my wife. 76 years old keeps popping in my head. Can't believe there's decades stacked ontop of one another to go before retirement, even if it does happen? Life is an insane concept as it is. The pressure's, the responsibilities, the failure's and ultimately, death is overwhelming at times only when we aren't distracted by it.
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synchronicity
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Punished Miku
Gold Member
I'm in pretty good shape now, but I used to eat lots of pizza and bad foods. Probably have some heart disease. Stressful job.
That's about it for risk factors, and I exercise regularly now and eat much better. My dad's genetics are impeccable, with multiple men living with unusually good health until 100 years old. My mom's genetics are kinda the opposite.
That's about it for risk factors, and I exercise regularly now and eat much better. My dad's genetics are impeccable, with multiple men living with unusually good health until 100 years old. My mom's genetics are kinda the opposite.
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Stilton Disco
Member
Unless we have an accident or die in a war my family all live until their 90's then drop dead feom a stoke, so I've got about 60 years left.
Could be worse.
Could be worse.
MaestroMike
Gold Member
Don't drink/smoke I eat a ton of greens, beans and nuts and seeds and fruits/berries lotta antioxidant rich food but I still eat a ton of lean red meat and egg yolks and saturated fat currently I'm burning a lot of energy now and I'm above 180. I'm pretty sure my heart is working hard. Im probably going to keep at this pace for awhile. Definitely will slow down and burn less fuel every now and then I'll go through more vegetarian episodes and cut weight later in life as I work less and to make life easier on my heart. probably going to aim for the 140s/150s as I become an old man which is decades away.
Ulysses 31
Member
We're already dead and just don't know it yet!
DisplayingSuperman
Neo Member
Yep. Ticking time-bombs. The moment we are born, we are destined to die.
Prison Mike
Banned
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Chairman Tickles
Banned
It's simply a case of the increased body mass and longer veins leading to much higher incidence of cardiovascular disease, since your heart has to work much harder than in a little person to feed your cells. Also the more specialized tissue you have, the more likely it is to become cancerous. Simple math. More cells more chance of something going wrong during division. Just being 2m tall means you're about as likely to perish to cancer or cardiovascular disease as a little chain smoker or a little obese person.
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Quasicat
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I had my doctor tell me that a big tell is to look at your parents and grandparents...apparently family history is the big piece on your longevity (unless cancer gets you first).
My grandparents have either died in their 80s or are still going into their 90s, and my parents are doing great in their 70s. I just turned 41 so I’m almost halfway there.
My grandparents have either died in their 80s or are still going into their 90s, and my parents are doing great in their 70s. I just turned 41 so I’m almost halfway there.
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SLoWMoTIoN
Unconfirmed Member
When I will die? I don't know but I welcome it! Also you make the most morbid threads.
Rich Evans is still alive and he is over 39 easy. So yeah!
I dont know but I hope it's when I am 80. I'll have lived a full life and still be able to take care of myself but that's about the time my quality of life will start to decline a lot. So I hope I die then at the point where I start to go downhill but it hasn't gotten bad yet.
But I'm ready to go whenever. I'm ready to be done with all this shit.
But I'm ready to go whenever. I'm ready to be done with all this shit.
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AlteredForms
Banned
What's all this talk about death and misery? I've seen multiple threads about this shit and it brings the entire mood down.
How paradoxical.
How paradoxical.
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TrainedRage
Banned
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WhiskeyDiver
Member
When I slip up and the snail finally fuckin gets me.
Hazzard4life
Member
Well I got hit by a car when I was 14 and I thought I was going to die then. I'm now 47 and still going. Fingers crossed I have another 30 years in me before that bucket gets a good kicking
highrider
Banned
That stuff won’t kill you, just make you really unhealthy early in life and probably carve about 10 or 15 years off a usual life span. If you’re shooting for 30 might want to dial up the drug use and violent street fights, maybe take up wing suits.
As for myself considering my lifestyle/genetic code/ vices I will probably live to between 85 and 95.
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Taxexemption
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I'm in my early thirties, I expect to live to see at least my 70's, but I wouldn't be surprised if I lived to be older than that. I'm taking my cardio exercise very seriously, and plan to continue doing so for the rest of my life. I drink alcohol, but I don't smoke, and I keep my diet simple, mostly meat and veggies.
Humdinger
Member
lol at all the guys saying they'll be dead in their 30s or 40s. No you won't.
"Life's a long song/
But the tune ends too soon for us all."
And that lyric dates me, ha.
I'm 58. I used to think I'd die in my mid-60s, because of my history of drinking, stress, and eating poorly. That may still happen of course, but I've gotten a lot healthier in the past few years, so I'm more optimistic about it.
The calculators tell me that if I've made it to 58, chances are I'll make it to 81 before trading in my meat suit. That would be good.
"Life's a long song/
But the tune ends too soon for us all."
And that lyric dates me, ha.
I'm 58. I used to think I'd die in my mid-60s, because of my history of drinking, stress, and eating poorly. That may still happen of course, but I've gotten a lot healthier in the past few years, so I'm more optimistic about it.
The calculators tell me that if I've made it to 58, chances are I'll make it to 81 before trading in my meat suit. That would be good.
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triplestation
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levyjl1988
Banned
I'm already dead inside with a dead-end job that I dislike and ambitions quickly fading. So much for my personal projects that will never see the light of day. There are too many jobs that make creative people unfulfilled. They are placed too low in the hierarchy rather than the top.
AlteredForms
Banned
Suicidal morons always have me baffled.
Shaqazooloo
Member
I'm a slightly overweight black guy, I don't drink or smoke, I suppose I shouldn't be too optimistic but I hope to get to 60.
DisplayingSuperman
Neo Member
So the perishing of Kobe Bryant made me think of this thread and how unfortunately relevant this truly is.
Sad beyond belief. Life is fragile and short. We are all on notice.
Sad beyond belief. Life is fragile and short. We are all on notice.