cruiser178 wrote: » Just dont look in the mirror then.
RichieC wrote: » Ageing is not new...
starbelgrade wrote: » It struck me recently that there a large number of men, who when they hit 30, start to get pudgy, red cheeked, start losing their hair & begin to look like, well, overgrown babies. What's the story with that?!?
Nodin wrote: » You puttin stuff in the stout?
Procasinator wrote: » The pudginess is probably our increasingly high-calorie diet and sedentary lifestyle. Metabolic rates tend to decrease with age, too. Red cheeks could be from Rosacea, nicknamed the 'curse of the Celts'. It might also be caused by increase body temperature from the pudginess and exertion kicking in sooner.
starbelgrade wrote: » It struck me recently that there a large number of men, who when they hit 30, start to get pudgy, red cheeked, start losing their hair & begin to look like, well, overgrown babies.
Doc Ruby wrote: » I'm well past 30 and hairier and musclier than ever.
Sharrow wrote: » Their metabolism slows down and they can't eat and drink as much as they like with out it effecting their waist line. They either have to change their eating habits or get more active and burn it off, but they don't change their habits.
A0 wrote: » Alcohol - Sedentary lifestyle...
mcmoustache wrote: » That's pretty much it but I think we need funnier answers.
A0 wrote: » These men should grow a moustache.That's the best I can do.
longshanks wrote: » Anyone brave enough to put an opinion out there about 30+ women?
RachaelVO wrote: » Probably just looking how they act!