around what age do you...

deleriumtremens

..expect to die, based on your own observations about yourself eg. your own bad habits like smoking, drinking, taking drugs, eating bad food, not excercising, what your parents and relatives died from and so on!!?

Id say I'l die in my late 60's because whereas both my grandads died at 74 i'd say I live a less healthy life than they did, what with my drinking and eating rubbish and never exercising!! But id say medicine will keep my alive, but chronically ill, from my early 60's onwards!!!

6th

83, it will be September.

Raze_them_all

any age from cancer. It's on both sides of my family as well as diabetes!! I'm fooked!!

missmatty

Me too, but the side of the family i take after lived into their nineties. So I'll be fooked for about 30 years lol!

junior_apollo

6th wrote: »

83, it will be September.

Yes... I believe it will also be a Tuesday... Possibly Wednesday... Deffinately not Thursday

Volvoboy

Dont;
Drink, Smoke, Do Drugs.


Dont worry i'll go to your Funeral.:)

Daithi McGee

Mid 40's Either lung cancer or psoriasis of the liver. So <10 years to go!

I should really change my ways

AnonoBoy

Around the Age of Aquarius I expect.

marzic

next week, I got a flying lesson token for my 94th birthday, i've never even driven a fcukin car... "nurse, my pan needs changing"...

Biggins

Volvoboy wrote: »

Dont;
Drink, Smoke, Do Drugs.

Same here. I'll be still voting in the 2078 elections.

robinph

65+ one day, doing something suitably crazy with the cash lump sum from my pension.

AnonoBoy

Biggins wrote: »

Same here. I'll be still voting in the 2078 elections.

Hah! You think we'll even be having elections in 2078??

*looks around*

Where the hell's Run_to_da_hills to back me up?

Mark200

I think I'll do fairly well. The only "drug" I use is alcohol, and even then I only drink about once a month. Three out of my four grandparents are still alive. They're all over 80...about 85). There have been no deaths in my extended family (aunts, uncles, cousins).

I don't eat bad food. I have a sandwich for lunch every day. I've stopped drinking coke regularly (used to have a bottle every day) now it might be just once a week and usually buy water with my lunch now.
The only thing is, although I'm quite thin, I do very little exercise so I'm not actually fit. But that can be changed.

monkeyfudge

Daithi McGee wrote: »

Mid 40's Either lung cancer or psoriasis of the liver. So <10 years to go!

ewww... flaky skin on your liver? That can't be nice.

marzic

Mark200 wrote: »

I think I'll do fairly well. The only "drug" I use is alcohol, and even then I only drink about once a month. Three out of my four grandparents are still alive. They're all over 80...about 85). There have been no deaths in my extended family (aunts, uncles, cousins).

I don't eat bad food. I have a sandwich for lunch every day. I've stopped drinking coke regularly (used to have a bottle every day) now it might be just once a week and usually buy water with my lunch now.
The only thing is, although I'm quite thin, I do very little exercise so I'm not actually fit. But that can be changed.

i hope this is not a sensitive subject, but what happened the other one.. the other grand parent?:o

Tzetze

Aubrey says, "You should add a lot more options to your poll!"

Mark200

marzic wrote: »

i hope this is not a sensitive subject, but what happened the other one.. the other grand parent?:o

Nah it's not sensitive to me, possibly because she was dead before my parents even got married. I think cancer (not the best sign for me) but I'm not sure. She was on my mam's side of the family, and both my mam's grandparents I think were still alive for her wedding so it was *hopefully* just a one off. I've got loads of relations on my mam's side and none have them have got cancer yet.

Turd Ferguson

Volvoboy wrote: »

Dont;
Drink, Smoke, Do Drugs.


Dont worry i'll go to your Funeral.:)

I'm sure you will, its obvious you wont have anything else to do

EdgarAllenPoo

50-55, really if I'm around any longer than that I'll just be wasting time.

AngryBadger

Well I'm going to live forever obviously, but your poll doesn't have an "Immortal" option

Volvoboy

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

I'm sure you will, its obvious you wont have anything else to do

LOL:pac:

Squiggle

deathclock for all you paranoid fother muckers. :pac: Don't think it factors in the probability of getting pasted unexpectedly by the 46A or the like !!

deleriumtremens

Tzetze wrote: »

Aubrey says, "You should add a lot more options to your poll!"

Yea I just noticed. I should probably have lumped the yonger decades into blocks of ten and then from 70 onwards went up in 5 year chunks until the age of 100 plus!! Ah well, were all goin to die, why worry!

The Master

Never , like Kieth Richards I cannot be killled by conventional weapons

4zn76tysfajdxp

I put 60 to 65, though I do expect to live forever.




I'm doing alright so far...

Mark200

GDM wrote: »

50-55, really if I'm around any longer than that I'll just be wasting time.

And your time is better spent dead?

ART6

Daithi McGee wrote: »

Mid 40's Either lung cancer or psoriasis of the liver. So <10 years to go!

I should really change my ways

Like a mate of mine said, when told by his GP that he should cut out the drinking and smoking "I'm not going to change my lifestyle for an extra two years in a geriatric ward."

Caoimhín

Every day i am still alive is a tiny miracle. I should have been dead long ago.

JohnK

Squiggle wrote: »

deathclock for all you paranoid fother muckers. :pac: Don't think it factors in the probability of getting pasted unexpectedly by the 46A or the like !!

They say I've got another 40 years which would put me in the 65-70 bracket. Honestly, I'd be surprised if I last that long :eek:

HalloweenJack

I voted 75-80. Longevity runs in my family.

Three of my grandparents are still alive. They're 72, 72 and 77.

One of grandfathers died when he was 78. He'd been a very heavy drinker and he had had a few strokes.

I do drink, do drugs and I recently quit smoking. Only 20 so hopefully another 50-odd years to go.

listermint

You mean we are not going to live forever ?? Like in Raiders of the Lost Ark

biko

I hope to kick the bucket around 65, but will probably live to about 80. All grandparents lived to that age. 15 years of bridge and complaining about the youth of today no thanks.

Actually I'm already complaining about today's youth. You can never start too early.

Holsten

Deffo older than 90.

hiscan

the death clock told me i am going to die in 2038,so that leaves me with 30 yrs left
im 34 by the way,i'll let ye know in 2038 if they were right:p

Dubh Geannain

4 Grandparents (52+64+89+100)/4 = 76.25. I'd be happy with that.


Edit: Just checked the old Deathclock. Says I'll be 74

Wibbs

If science progresses the way it has, I can see people alive today as among the last who died before 150+. I wouldn't be too surprised to find that a baby born today will live to be 500. It's scientifically possible. In a 1000 yrs at current growth on knowledge? functional immortality is not just possible but likely IMHO.

Me? judging by genetics, at least 90, regardless of smoking or drinking. No allergies, never had an antibiotic, never been in hospital etc I eat on old fashioned diet too so... I'll see 85+ anyway. Then again could drop tomorrow.

I don't exercise much, but I don't eat all that much junk and I don't smoke or drink. My great-grandmother was 98. My grandparents are old enough and quite spry -you wouldn't think they are the age they are, friends comment on that when meeting them.
So all in all, 80-90 barring an accident etc

KnifeWRENCH

Hopefully in my late 40's/early 50's. I'd hate to live much longer than that - being old would suck.

Don't smoke or do drugs and very rarely drink. But my diet is pretty bad (no veg. whatsoever) and cancer runs in my family.

kelle

I don't drink or smoke, i eat healthily, do a reasonable amount of exercise and work in a physically demanding job. As my grandparents all lived to their 80s/90s, I thought I would have stood a good chance of living to a ripe old age, then my mother and father got cancer and died young.