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Chessmann Inner circle 4247 Posts |
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On Apr 23, 2018, magicalaurie wrote: I know, it just reminded me of that cartoon, which I saw a few months back and got a chuckle out of.
My ex-cat was named "Muffin". "Vomit" would be a better name for her. AKA "The Evil Ball of Fur".
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John Oaks New user 65 Posts |
Heart attack? Hmmm. Reminds me how we take better car of our cars than we do our bodies.
He was too young. Live your life everybody!
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John Oaks New user 65 Posts |
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On Apr 25, 2018, John Oaks wrote: Okay, fixed the spelling error. "Harry the Hat" would have laughed. That is how I will remember him.
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21245 Posts |
Why assume he didn't take care of himself? Heat disease can be and mostly is hereditary.
Danny Doyle
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landmark Inner circle within a triangle 5194 Posts |
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21245 Posts |
Yea he had a heart condition that probably contributed and had a stroke. Not really much to do with all the assumptions about taking care of our bodies.
Danny Doyle
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John Oaks New user 65 Posts |
Dan I didn't say he did not take care of his body. That is an assumption on your part putting words in my mouth. I said it "reminds me how we take better care of our cars than we do our bodies."
Potentially he did or did not. I think neither of us knew him well enough to say. And for the most of what I see, we do take better care of our cars. Look at what many of us put in our bodies. Caffeine, alcohol, sugar, processed meats, preservatives, stress, sleep disruption, breathing polluted air, preservative chemicals and metals in our food. But we take our car for an oil change some people like to pay for the better gas. It's just modern life. We can try and try but we are exposed to and ingest carcinogens every day. Even without smoking or eating (charcoal) BBQ food. Who would pour sand in their car engine oil? I do try and I recently think that keeping my blood clotting factor down is important. That all said, I might kick off later today! Modern life, we cannot easily escape it nor would we accept the changes. But we do support the big pharmacy companies and take a few pills a day and think we are taking care of our bodies. Hardly the case. It takes a major commitment to permanent lifestyle change. Nice video here for anybody with the interest. Heart disease and stroke. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc1XsO3mxX8&feature=youtu.be
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21245 Posts |
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On Apr 26, 2018, John Oaks wrote: Actually this is an assumption in your part. If you were not trying to associate te content with Harry I am indeed sorry. It seemed a pretty clear line to me.
Danny Doyle
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balducci Loyal user Canada 227 Posts |
I met HA and, when I did, I barely recognized him because he was not the lean lanky guy I remembered from Night Court. I'm not a medical doctor, and I don't know if the extra pounds he was carrying made a difference in his case or not. And, for all I know, maybe he slimmed down since I met him.
But with respect to JO's comment "Reminds me how we take better car[e] of our cars than we do our bodies", I think there is a lot of truth to that. One simple point is just to do with body mass. The medical community is certainly recommending that many Americans would do well to lose some weight. Over a third of Americans are obese! Over two-thirds are overweight. Too much body weight is certainly (according to the medical community's consensus) a contributing factor towards cardiovascular events. https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html BTW, I'm currently reading Penn's book Presto! (about his weight loss experience). Fascinating stuff.
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John Oaks New user 65 Posts |
As we age, we put on a few pounds. They can add up and create problems. (Yet we don't put sacks on concrete in our car for no reason.)
Then faced with a problem, we have to "make up." So much smarter to take care of ourselves before there is any problem. It just isn't in a lot of people's nature. You're very right to bring up weight. And his book, yes great reading.
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1KJ Inner circle Warning: We will run out of new tricks in 4388 Posts |
He may have died of a heart attack, but for several years he looked very bloated, not just overweight, like he was on medication of some sort.
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Orville Smith New user 87 Posts |
When Harry was younger, he would have been great for the role of the Elongated Man. The current actor who plays the Elongated Man on The Flash TV series is pretty good but Harry would have been even better.
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