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  1. scubascuba3
    You were missing good social interaction, it's important but some guys think it isn't until their mind spirals
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    not left turn but left lane allowed to go straight through at some junctions
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    Good you found an XXL helmet, big head small brain it seems
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    ah good, i found Shark and Shoei the same size
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    biggest risk factor of dementia is old age
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    Too late for mine. I would get them over here earlier rather than later, it very quickly becomes too late
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    Yep some people do, also Dr John McDougall, but i think it's a minority. Visit some care homes see all the people in there
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    Under normal circumstances woman want a relationship with someone of similar age, they are as fussy as men, look at internet dating and the age ranges they specify
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    Depends what's wrong with you, my Dad had Parkinson's needing hoisting about, no quality of life, my mum has dementia, currently in the time shifting stage, sadly you don't just get old and die
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    it's usually more about someone hoisting you to the toilet so you don't cra p the bed
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    Very different to my parents experience in an expensive care home, but depends on health most likely, some seem to go in too early
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    Yes, having seen my parents go through that, it's definitely better to die beforehand, plus £14k a month for both of them for a slow torturous death
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    I don't believe that, no way you had a girlfriend
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    Maybe but if you have a business that floods, the fact it drains a bit faster is little consolation
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    Do you know if they fit the same as Shoei or Shark?
  16. scubascuba3
    At Jomtien can use blue book, mine has no name on it, just the address
  17. scubascuba3
    considering the farang is often much older that care giving can't be for long so would need a carer for the GF and you
  18. scubascuba3
    Yes but if one way, may be easier
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    i thought the much larger pipes were to hold the water for a while, I wouldn't be surprised though if they were semi blocked
  20. scubascuba3
    I needed contrast for a shoulder injury which turned out to be a labral tear
  21. scubascuba3
    i hope you have taken care of her when you pass on, some dodgy farang do nothing, lady only finds out after death
  22. scubascuba3
    no that doesn't sound good at all, maybe does to you
  23. scubascuba3
    It's certainly great being single but when you get to the vulnerable stage you really need a live in "girlfriend" or carer. Some guys have a wife/girlfriend and carer, not sure what happens when you are at the nursing home stage
  24. scubascuba3
    Once they make Buakhao one way they can install new much wider drains which actually drain
  25. scubascuba3
    So it's worth checking with the Dr first what resolution is required

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