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28 Aug 14
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instead of being miserable & saving for a future that never materializes 
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Yes. Sufficient is the day unto itself.
Do you do a lot of ante-post betting?
Do you do a lot of ante-post betting?
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 
Hey, there are only two time frames that matter - today...and Eternity.
There's a Clint Eastwood film - a fairly recent one - where he says in his raspy voice, "Tomorrow is promised to no-one."
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
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
mo cos who wants to still be poor or working when theyre 60?
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?
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 
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!
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 
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!
Blimey put the Flashlights out on me why don't ya!
So .. what are you gonna do when you're 45
So .. what are you gonna do when you're 45
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