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Mc Moonbeam
28 Aug 14 23:45
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instead of being miserable & saving for a future that never materializes Plain

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By:
Velasquez
When: 29 Aug 14 00:03
Yes. Sufficient is the day unto itself.

Do you do a lot of ante-post betting?
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:06
I do a bit Vel , it's the day to day stuff that catches me out I really shouldn't even bother , but was talking in more Literal terms really , betting aside , what are we really living for , just to wake up in a warm bed tomorrow Confused
By:
Velasquez
When: 29 Aug 14 00:14
Hey, there are only two time frames that matter - today...and Eternity.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:17
Yeah but Eternity never comes .................
By:
Velasquez
When: 29 Aug 14 00:19
Plain
By:
Velasquez
When: 29 Aug 14 00:38
There's a Clint Eastwood film - a fairly recent one - where he says in his raspy voice, "Tomorrow is promised to no-one."
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:41
Exactly


and the Powers , Governments , Forces , Insurance Companies , Luminati , etc  have all known this great truth since the beginning of our time , as Homes under the Hammer preaches Time waits for NO Man Blush
By:
sideshowbob
When: 29 Aug 14 00:43
mo cos who wants to still be poor or working when theyre 60?
By:
sideshowbob
When: 29 Aug 14 00:45
more to the point, should we sit there wriggling about for 3 hours cos were dying for a p1ss but cant be arsed to get up? im gonna go with no?
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:46
Bob I would call you wise , but I tend to subconsciously monitor every famous death age on the news, and the average seems to be around 63 Scared
By:
sideshowbob
When: 29 Aug 14 00:48
fairy snuff. but i want to retire at 45. and im only a few years off that already, so i best get me skates on!
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:53
Have always had 42 in my mind for some reason , 40 would be nice to tone down a bit at , maybe we should club together & buy a kebab shop or summit Tongue Out
By:
Capt__F
When: 29 Aug 14 00:58
everyone retires @35
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 01:01
See Scared
By:
sideshowbob
When: 29 Aug 14 01:02
lol. i wanna devote my time to a young bit of skirt while im still young enough to pull one! time is running out lad!
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 01:55
Blimey put the Flashlights out on me why don't ya!

So .. what are you gonna do when you're 45 Plain
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