Happy Thursday - Good Bye August

[Linkster]

Originally Posted by JustRobert

Good morning to all

Not to scare you !

Actually I had my first one at work quite a few years ago - they conviently arranged for an early retirement buyout for me - since then Ive been doing well as I did follow the Docs advice - ya know - no partying late hours, no whooping it up with wild women etc - so Ive been real good for the last 5 years

Really only bothered me lately when I had outside work to do and just in the last 3 weeks or so I started getting the sign pains again - thats why I went ahead and checked myself in early So I wouldnt check out

[JustRobert]

Originally Posted by Linkster

I went ahead and checked myself in early So I wouldnt check out

Most of us men are stubborn and ignore those signs.

Heart disease runs in my family on my fathers side. He is the first male to the 60 year mark in 5 generations. Medical advances surely helped. Youngest was my uncle at 48. Overweight and high stress position with the FBI probably helped. Best thing that happened to my father was retirement 2 years ago. Instead of sitting behind a desk 12 hours a day he putters on his house and other projects almost everyday. His recent check ups have been the best in the past 5 years.

[Useless]

Ooops - in case any mods see this - I just reported a spammy post that I *thought* was on the main board, but now appears to be in this month's new member thread. I may be losing what's left of my mind.

[Cleo]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Ooops - in case any mods see this - I just reported a spammy post that I *thought* was on the main board, but now appears to be in this month's new member thread. I may be losing what's left of my mind.

Not sure about the state of your mind other then to say mine seems to be faster.

Wow this new keyboard feels nice. It feels like so new. Kind of like my old one but with that new key feel.