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At 115 do you even look human anymore?
- Thread starter fenderhutz
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No. Elders over 100 do start to lose resemblance to humans. At work there are 4 people over 100. 1 has no nose anymore, its....gone in wrinkles. 2 have throats that, for lack of better description, look like vaginas. And the other one scares me.
....maybe. I'd say it's probably just how hard you work late in age that determines how you age.....I have an uncle who's in his mid-late seventies. Everyone believes he looks like he's in his mid fifties.
We call thoses "Elevens". Looks like they have "11" on the front and back of their neck.
ehh as long as they are enjoying life, there might be years of age going through physically but there is also years of knowledge 
Albeit i make some pretty awful politically incorrect old people jokes here and there, but i don't mean it.
Albeit i make some pretty awful politically incorrect old people jokes here and there, but i don't mean it.
ehh as long as they are enjoying life, there might be years of age going through physically but there is also years of knowledge
Albeit i make some pretty awful politically incorrect old people jokes here and there, but i don't mean it.
agreed....although it would be a privacy invasion, wouldn't it be interesting if we were ever able to record every single thought of every single person to shape into ways to make new pieces of knowledge/theory?
if i were 115 id like to be snorting coke of top brass hookers asses. id spend all my money on whatever took my fancy because the consequences of your lifestyle must a lot less important when your practically at death door.
Man, what would it be like to live in our world today after living in the 1800's? It's hard to think of anything in my daily life that had already been invented when she was born. What a trip!
Mark Wilson
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I'll bet that even though she lived through the invention of almost everything, she still can't use a VCR.
