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vetran replied

5 June 2015, 15:21
1.7 I'm average for my age.

interesting they don't ask about alcohol or how long since you stopped smoking.
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Halo Jones replied

5 June 2015, 14:37
Not to be morbid, but I knows its likely to be 50 / 50
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shaunbhoy replied

5 June 2015, 14:35
Originally posted by RSoles View Post

Who wants to live forever?
Everyone who's (forever minus a day)?

1.2%

edit: though it did give me a Ubble age of 13 years below my actual

SNAP!!
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Platypus replied

4 June 2015, 09:33
My Ubble age is 50 (same as my real age).

2% chance of dying in 5 years, which I thought was good until I saw all your low scores.

I'm still struggling with tobacco

I re-ran the calculator as a never-smoker, which halved my risk
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d000hg replied

4 June 2015, 09:31
When I put in 40, it gave me .8%. I never smoke and hadn't lost anyone in the last year.

I can only assume the fact we live with someone who isn't a relative means we're likely to be murdered in our beds by a crazed lodger?!
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TheFaQQer replied

4 June 2015, 09:25
Ubble age - 33
Chance of dying in 5 years - 0.6%

Bollocks, I say.
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VectraMan replied

4 June 2015, 08:53
I plan to live forever. Or die trying.

- Vila.
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d000hg replied

4 June 2015, 08:42
Not in our lifetime we won't. And of course, if we achieved that it would cause the biggest famines and wars the world as ever known.
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DodgyAgent replied

4 June 2015, 08:39
This guy reckons we will live to 1000 years of age Aubrey de Grey: A roadmap to end aging | Talk Video | TED.com
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VectraMan replied

4 June 2015, 08:36
0.7% and my Ubble Age is 35, so I'm winning by 8 years.

Thanks to going cycling, drinking less and eating better, I'm probably healthier now than I was when I was 35.
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RSoles replied

4 June 2015, 08:36
Who wants to live forever?
Everyone who's (forever minus a day)?

1.2%

edit: though it did give me a Ubble age of 13 years below my actual

Last edited by RSoles; 4 June 2015, 10:44.
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d000hg replied

4 June 2015, 08:30
Too young to die apparently.
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DaveB replied

4 June 2015, 08:23
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

As long as I die snorting coke off Kelly Brooks arse I don't mind when I die

I'm pretty sure Kelly Brook wouldn't want to die with you snorting coke off her arse.

Last edited by DaveB; 4 June 2015, 08:37.
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Bunk replied

4 June 2015, 08:18
I'm too young to use it
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SimonMac replied

4 June 2015, 08:11
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Find out the risk of you snuffing it in the next five years here: UK Longevity Explorer (UbbLE)

As long as I die snorting coke off Kelly Brooks arse I don't mind when I die
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