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  • MajorRageM Offline
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    Coconut ice cream is off the scale good.

    Lactose intolerance just means you fart like a champion doesn’t it?

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    this thread has degenerated. It's got really fucking old now.

    Next you'll be crapping on about how amazing Judith Durham is

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  • SnowyS Offline
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    @Crucial I do exactly the same. Use the probiotics as a starter and even had success with an easiyo to get the temperature right. Haven't tried the icecream maker on it yet either but it should work fine.

    Why the f is the stuff so expensive ready made?

    Slightly of topic, but how amazing is Judith Durham?

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    De Niro foot stomping a grocer shows more vitality than some of you.

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    @antipodean said in Aging:

    De Niro foot stomping a grocer shows more vitality than some of you.

    I can do a lot better than that...

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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    @Snowy who TF is judith Durham.

    You fullas with allergies or intolerances should just get hypnotherapy to get over it.

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    @taniwharugby said in Aging:

    @Snowy who TF is judith Durham.

    I have no idea, but she is amazing.

    You fullas with allergies or intolerances should just get hypnotherapy to get over it.

    I don't have any allergies, but I have been told that I am intolerant. None of the therapy (hypno or otherwise) helps.

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    @taniwharugby - originally called Cock.

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    For non dairy Ice Cream I can vouch for these, not sure if in NZ but in Woolworths in OZ.

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    @dogmeat said in Aging:

    So I had my first ever child minding experience ever at the weekend. I have managed to reach my advanced age and never had to do this before but I had to look after a 17 month old boy from Saturday night to yesterday afternoon.

    Now I feel old. Really old.

    The kid had never been away from his parents before so he would cry unless I kept him entertained. Not having a clue my entertainment involved me doing prat falls leaping about and other very physical "comedy" Every fucking muscle in my body aches today.

    How do they manage to have more shit come out than food goes in?

    R.E.A.L.L.Y. O.L.D.

    I'm sure most have seen this video but it cracks me up every time. An uncle trying to change a nappy.

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    This is meant to be a thread for the aged or aging,
    You shouldn't be near children unless they are your grandkids when you are getting old.

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    A thing I really hate about ageing is the deterioration of my eyesight. I’m now wearing varifocals which are shit. And spec frames are really, really shit. There is an assumption that if your eyesight is bad you’re happy to wear some ugly plastic on your face. We’re not, we just don’t have a choice. Most of the world’s frames are made by a single company. There’s no incentive to innovate, so we all look like boring morons.

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    @JC that's why I had lasik.

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    @antipodean I looked into it and I’m not a viable candidate apparently. I’m stuck with the furniture.

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    @JC I was increasingly using my glasses even though they're not that strong. Became more dependent over the last 6 months.

    The wife found an eye exercise that helped me convince myself to reduce that usage. Did it make any physical difference? No idea.

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    @JC Don't get me started on that. I really need to get prescription sunglasses, but they are so damned ugly (and hideously expensive.) My other big grump: I got the coating on my glasses that is supposed to be anti glare or reflective, and it does jack shit. I avoid night driving if possible, especially in the rain, because it is so bad.

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    #377

    when I had to get my eyes tested for my licence renewal this year, I passed by the smallest margin to not need my glasses (had them in my pocket just in case)

    Yay me.

    I went to the Dr for a skin check on Thursday and the guy was like 10 (another sign of getting old...) luckily he must have had training in dealing with older folk, when I said something about getting something checked regularly cos of my age, he said you arent that old and looking at your records, you take good care of yourself...sadly, that Dr is leaving the practice 😞

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    @taniwharugby Good on you for getting a skin check. A relative of mine had a little mole on back that started bleeding - yep was skin cancer. Had to have chemo, radiotherapy and all lymph nodes removed. You can't fuck around with that stuff and doesn't matter if it sees the sun or not.

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    @Mokey NZ should be much more proactive when it comes to skin checks.

    Mole mapping is so expensive, and Southern Cross only give you like $50 or something towards a check, which is f-all compared to the total cost...should be fully funded, ambulance at the top of the cliff...surely would save billions in the long run.

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    @Mokey said in Aging:

    @JC Don't get me started on that. I really need to get prescription sunglasses, but they are so damned ugly (and hideously expensive.) My other big grump: I got the coating on my glasses that is supposed to be anti glare or reflective, and it does jack shit. I avoid night driving if possible, especially in the rain, because it is so bad.

    For sunglasses I ended up buying a pair of Raybans and getting them to put some prescription lenses in them. But they’re polarised (no other option for the prescription lenses apparently) so I can’t see the heads up display in the car unless I tilt my head 90°. Yeah I know, that’s the very definition of a first world problem 🤭

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