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Brilliant research
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The other week, I heard on the radio that researchers had discovered that children aged 6-8 were happier when they were given treats and allowed to watch cartoons on telly.
They really do earn their corn these researchers.
They really do earn their corn these researchers.
nijinsky's fetlocks
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What on earth do the rest die of?
I'm guessing not crystal meth binges or base jumping?
I'm guessing not crystal meth binges or base jumping?
Challenger1978
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Rascal said:According to BBC website researchers at Kings College London have found that 28% of 100 to 115 year olds die of old age.
Stunning findings when you think about it.
I'm stunned someone would waste the bloody money researching that.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Challenger1978 said:Rascal said:According to BBC website researchers at Kings College London have found that 28% of 100 to 115 year olds die of old age.
Stunning findings when you think about it.
I'm stunned someone would waste OUR bloody money researching that.
Let's have it right!
nijinsky's fetlocks said:What on earth do the rest die of?
I'm guessing not crystal meth binges or base jumping?
You shouldn't assume so much
jimharri
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Next thing, they'll be telling us that water is wet, bears prefer wooded areas in which to defecate and that Mo*****ey is a tuneless ****.Rascal said:According to BBC website researchers at Kings College London have found that 28% of 100 to 115 year olds die of old age.
Stunning findings when you think about it.
BimboBob
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There was one in Canada a few years ago that came up with the conclusion that Obesity is unhealthy.
"compared with metabolically healthy normal-weight individuals, obese persons are at increased risk for adverse long-term outcomes even in the absence of metabolic abnormalities, suggesting that there is no healthy pattern of increased weight."
Nice one Einstein.
"compared with metabolically healthy normal-weight individuals, obese persons are at increased risk for adverse long-term outcomes even in the absence of metabolic abnormalities, suggesting that there is no healthy pattern of increased weight."
Nice one Einstein.
Rascal
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You have to assume 72% of the 100-115 year olds they researched werent actually dead, but a quarter of those died from Pneumonia.
Now im no statistician but can it proved that a certain % are in fact immortal?
No wonder we need to research this stuff. The dodderer down the road from me could have lied about her age but as she is statistically immortal she could technically have been born around the same time as Oakie and De Niro.
I need a lie down
Now im no statistician but can it proved that a certain % are in fact immortal?
No wonder we need to research this stuff. The dodderer down the road from me could have lied about her age but as she is statistically immortal she could technically have been born around the same time as Oakie and De Niro.
I need a lie down
jimharri
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With the dodderer from down the road, presumably. GILFS ahoy!Rascal said:You have to assume 72% of the 100-115 year olds they researched werent actually dead, but a quarter of those died from Pneumonia.
Now im no statistician but can it proved that a certain % are in fact immortal?
No wonder we need to research this stuff. The dodderer down the road from me could have lied about her age but as she is statistically immortal she could technically have been born around the same time as Oakie and De Niro.
I need a lie down