Getting older

@very-rusty said
Or else I've underestimated you being able to give an opinion yourself! 😉

-VR

@great-big-stees said
In my opinion, you sir, seem to have an opinion on everything RHP. 😲

@Very-Rusty

I dare say he’s already made it.

@zakkwylder said
@Very-Rusty

I dare say he’s already made it.

@very-rusty said
Well is he correct or not?

-VR

@zakkwylder said
I have not seen enough evidence to make an informed decision. He said you seem to have an opinion on everything RHP. Thus far all I’ve seen is opinions about nothing really. I guess time will tell.

@zakkwylder said
I have not seen enough evidence to make an informed decision. He said you seem to have an opinion on everything RHP. Thus far all I’ve seen is opinions about nothing really. I guess time will tell.

@very-rusty said
I can save you a lot of time and give you the answer. He is correct, I do have opinions on everything RHP. See you can have an opinion on here! 😉

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not always informed opinions.

Opinions are like a$$holes.

Everybody's got one.

@the-gravedigger said
Opinions are like a$$holes.

Everybody's got one.

@very-rusty said
That is an opinion I would have to agree with.

Everybody's got one, but not everyone agrees on it. 😉

-VR

@lemondrop said
there is a medical condition
never mind

Well worth a read, whether you think your old or not?

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/sep/22/[WORD TOO LONG]

@drewnogal
Very interesting to read. My father died of a heart-attack, only 55 years old, totally unexpectedly. He had what we now know as obvious symptoms but at that time, in 1977, they weren't as wellknown. He had an appointment to his doctor in a couple of weeks for 'obscure pain and fatigue' but never made it there. It is also interesting to know that signs of heart-attacks can be different for men and women.