In an Age when water and air were clean, and your food was Free Range
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Pap Pap wrote:
Be fruitful and multiply but all Obama can do is divide.
:oops: :cry: :roll: :thumbup:
Mar 14, 2015 09:16:21 #
bmac32 wrote:
Good question, so why?
Easy. Frequent broken bones, attacks by animals, infested with parasites both internally and externally, zero medical care, that "free range" food was also feast and starve, lots of diseases, exposure to the elements, it was a short and rough life. Actually, the average lifespan was 35 to 40 years and didn't improve much over that among most people in Europe until the last few hundred years.
Mar 14, 2015 10:43:14 #
alex
Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa
Pap Pap wrote:
Be fruitful and multiply but all Obama can do is divide.
that's because he's an omeba and that's how he multiplies
Mar 15, 2015 00:29:53 #
Dummy Boy wrote:
:shock: :?:
It would take many decades if not centuries for the cyle of rains, floods, snows and hail to clean up our water, and wash away all the chemicals saturating our soil. Our oceans and seas would take longer with high levels of mercury, lead, and all else.
Mankind would have to disappear during that time. We are the only expendable creation on the eartg anyway.
Mar 15, 2015 13:17:24 #
Zeno
Loc: Omaha NE
I don't know the answer to this astute question, but people living today must be doing something right.
Mar 15, 2015 15:46:58 #
Zeno wrote:
I don't know the answer to this astute question, but people living today must be doing something right.
I gave the answer. Scroll up a little.
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peter11937
Loc: NYS
100 was the benchmark for the very old, president will send a b. day congratulations letter if someone asks. A relative of mine died 18 months ago aged 105. The age is going up, I wonder how far in the future 110 will become the new benchmark?
Mar 15, 2015 19:19:47 #
peter11937 wrote:
100 was the benchmark for the very old, president will send a b. day congratulations letter if someone asks. A relative of mine died 18 months ago aged 105. The age is going up, I wonder how far in the future 110 will become the new benchmark?
i hope im here for it
Mar 15, 2015 19:36:49 #
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