40 next year. What should I give up?

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40 next year. What should I give up?
ti_pin_man
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very depressing thread. but if you must ask, fags, give em up. then fizzy drinks of any sort, those labelled low fat, diet etc are full of other crap. then forget this giving up idea. give that up and start a bucket list and pick something from it! job done.

Posted 7 years ago

leffeboy
Full Member

Wasting time on the internets :(. Wishi could give that up

Posted 7 years ago

Northwind
Full Member

Givin a fuhhhh

Posted 7 years ago

VanHalen
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drinking is a tough one. hangovers are rough. i dont like getting massively steaming drunk (like i did saturday) as the sunday is painful and i feel like i owe it to my kids to be vaguely receptive and interactive. However getting massively drunk can be very entertaining and fun – we had a bunch of people over and loads of beer real ale it was great to renew those friendships. there is fine line between being useless the day after and having fun the night before though.

a couple of pints and i dont seen to suffer the next day. well depending on the beer – some make me sneeze like a very sneezy thing. luckily harveys doesnt. nomnomnom unfortunaly guiness does. i bloody love guiness too.

Posted 7 years ago

GrahamS
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This helped me a lot when I turned 40.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdkaRmRC2H0[/video]

Posted 7 years ago

hammerite
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Flossing has been discredited? Didn’t know that.

But have you ever sniffed floss after a flossing session? It stinks and if that’s going to help keep my breath passable then it’ll do. That said, will using interdental brushes have the same affect?

Posted 7 years ago

pictonroad
Full Member

I got upsold a water flosser by the dentist so I’m all over that…

Posted 7 years ago

fatbikedog
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Give up worrying. Make the most of it. I am 20 years older than you and still do everything, but a bit slower.

Posted 7 years ago

vickypea
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I’ve just turned 48, and I suggest thinking about what you might want to start rather than what else to give up. I took up MTB just before my 40th, and got hooked 🙂

Posted 7 years ago

teasel
Free Member

I suggest thinking about what you might want to start rather than what else to give up.

Definitely. Same age here and I can’t learn and put into practice enough new things at the moment – there isn’t enough time in the day or night.

Posted 7 years ago

pictonroad
Full Member

Interesting how this is interpreted. Some people see this as a negative post. I’m not known for being overwhelmingly positive myself, to me this is a very positive step.

What I don’t need is more things to do, there really aren’t enough hours in the day.

Posted 7 years ago

dudeofdoom
Full Member

I”ve found that I’m more choosey over the beer I drink,nowadays it’s more quality over quantity.

It’s just a matter of balance with food tbh….as long as your not kidding yourself on food a god varied diets not a bad thing ….I eat sht now an then but mostly balance it with healthier toss.

Wearing lycra an a mirror sorta helps regulate diet 🙂

Oh and give up worrying about having too many bikes, its not possible.

Posted 7 years ago

Harry_the_Spider
Full Member

Sex. Whether you want to give it up or not.

Posted 7 years ago