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Sadly, no.

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Heck yeah. I disable it on NLife because I care.

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Nope. I'm too lazy to do so, and since I don't browse on a personal computer, I'm not gonna try it out and freak out my parents doing so.

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Question #380: How old do you personally think is a nice, long lived life?

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LordJumpMad

I say 25, after that, your pretty much old, and ready to die.

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KarrotMan

A nice long lived life depends on how well one intends to make something out of his life. You can die a hero or you can live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

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Jaz007

87-100+ leaning more on the higher years.

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Chrono_Cross

60. But it depends on the person and situation.

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k8sMum

trust me on this one: it takes ballz to get old in america.

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ultraraichu

75. I imagine most people accomplish their goals and experience life before then. After that point it's mostly being cared for by other people unless they're in perfect youthful health.

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ThePirateCaptain

I just want to die before I become incapable of moving and caring for myself.

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k8sMum

i am 62; my husband is 83. we've been married 30 years. we've survived the death of our daughter (many marriages do not make it thru that).

he suffered a TIA (mini stroke) on 17 Feb. he was a week in hospital and is now in a rehab facility. there wasn't much damage other than a residual weakness in his legs, which PT is helping him with. i get to visit anytime i want. his attitude is good. after the aphasia passed, he is communicating well. he does not have dementia, something i am forever grateful for. he should be home in another 10 days or so.

he may not make much difference to the world as a whole any longer, but he makes a difference to my world. who is to say what is a life well lived? who is to say what value any person has without knowing them?

as i said earlier: it takes ballz to get old in america.

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Reala

Depends how long you are able to take care of yourself, I have no wish to end up in a care home, rather take a one way trip to Switzerland in all honesty, might sound a bit heavy but the alternative actually sounds worse to me.

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