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Finally! Some Role Models I can Totally Respect!

Mrs. Peel
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This article talks about the kind of elderly people I would like to emulate....

100-year-old Matilda Curcia, for instance, who enjoys a beer and potato chips every night before bed. Though I must say, her allotment of "3" chips is far too paltry... (I thought it was a typo! Who can stop at 3 chips? Sheesh).

I'm now wondering if a Grey Goose Dirty Martini with extra olives and a BAG of chips nightly could lead to the same longevity? Am I being too greedy? Ummm... maybe swapping on occasion and downing an Irish Coffee and a fine quality dark chocolate bar? Unreasonable, you say? But, but... doesn't HAPPINESS lead to longevity? Those things would make me VERY HAPPY. :D

Read on...https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/restaurantsandnews/100-year-old-woman-says-beer-and-chips-are-her-secret-to-longevity/ar-BBJTURm?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

 

 

 

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    Being able to stop after 3 chips is a testament to her mental strength. I'm weak, so very weak. If snickers bars increases longevity, I can easily do 150 years.

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    My wife's grandfather drank a shot of 100 proof southern comfort every morning and lived till 99. 

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    Potatoes are a good source of potassium  (good for the heart) and vitamin C.

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    2 hours ago, Mrs. Peel said:

    This article talks about the kind of elderly people I would like to emulate....

    100-year-old Matilda Curcia, for instance, who enjoys a beer and potato chips every night before bed. Though I must say, her allotment of "3" chips is far too paltry... (I thought it was a typo! Who can stop at 3 chips? Sheesh).

    I'm now wondering if a Grey Goose Dirty Martini with extra olives and a BAG of chips nightly could lead to the same longevity? Am I being too greedy? Ummm... maybe swapping on occasion and downing an Irish Coffee and a fine quality dark chocolate bar? Unreasonable, you say? But, but... doesn't HAPPINESS lead to longevity? Those things would make me VERY HAPPY. :D

    Read on...https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/restaurantsandnews/100-year-old-woman-says-beer-and-chips-are-her-secret-to-longevity/ar-BBJTURm?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

     

    Are you sure you're not just trying to run up your post count.

     

     

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    Dark chocolate is an antioxidant and lowers blood pressure.  Dont ask me how i know:D

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