Glaxaymixc
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More common situation is when you retire and stress associated with the change gets you after you retire. My recommendation for all people going that route.... exercise through the transition to help cope and be able to spend the money you've saved. (My neighbor had a major stroke 2 months after he retired...lost the ability to talk, walk, balk, and caulk...)Knowing my luck, I'll die of a stress related stroke at work just a few months before retirement.
Cancer's a safe bet; probably skin. I'd prefer dying while choking the shit out of someone who needs it.
More common situation is when you retire and stress associated with the change gets you after you retire. My recommendation for all people going that route.... exercise through the transition to help cope and be able to spend the money you've saved. (My neighbor had a major stroke 2 months after he retired...lost the ability to talk, walk, balk, and caulk...)
The most dangerous thing I do on a regular basis is ride my bike. Damn vehicles driven by idiots are gonna get me killed.
Take BJJ, git gud. Then you can choke lots of people, regardless of whether they need it or not.Cancer's a safe bet; probably skin. I'd prefer dying while choking the shit out of someone who needs it.
That shit is no joke. It's scary to think about because my Dad is on the verge of retiring and he's a guy that *HAS* to be doing *something* all of the time. Weather it's yardwork, some sort of car maintenance, moonlighting brick/tile jobs, hunting, fishing, whatever. He will soon have all of this time that available that he wasn't used to. He can't sit still.
