There are a couple threads floating around where the focus is on (or has become) dealing with human conflict as a risk. While that's fun and all, how are we doing on the real threats?
Is everyone keeping their weight down? I had two morbidly obese Uncles who did not make it to 60 because of diabetes and strokes. If you are looking for what WILL kill you, that cheeseburger is high on the list.
Are we all getting enough exercise? The medically accepted standard for quantity and type of exercise to keep the heart healthy seems to be a moving target, so I'm trying to get 2 intense and one moderate work out (bike ride) per week. I'm not having much luck though because of my work schedule. I'm trying to figure out what I can change to get those 2 mid-week rides in.
Nobody drinks and drives, right? And no Mary Jane and driving either. Yes, there is a thread on another forum I read where that is a real topic of conversation. It is hard to tell if anyone is serious about it, but I suspect that one of two might be.
Moderate alcohol consumption? One shot per night is my desert when the wife has a little ice cream.
Seat belts baby, they're not just a fashion statement. Does anyone really pick one vehicle over another because of safety features? With ABS, front airbags, seat belts and structural improvements I figure cars are safe enough - side curtain airbags don't excite me.
Did you know that there are 60% more firearm suicides in the US than firearm homicides?
We are all above average drivers of course, so we don't tailgate or pass unsafely.
What's your favorite SPF? 30 used to be my standard, but now I see 50 and 70!
Does anyone still smoke? If you are planning to enjoy your grand kids...
I found these pretty interesting.
Is everyone keeping their weight down? I had two morbidly obese Uncles who did not make it to 60 because of diabetes and strokes. If you are looking for what WILL kill you, that cheeseburger is high on the list.
Are we all getting enough exercise? The medically accepted standard for quantity and type of exercise to keep the heart healthy seems to be a moving target, so I'm trying to get 2 intense and one moderate work out (bike ride) per week. I'm not having much luck though because of my work schedule. I'm trying to figure out what I can change to get those 2 mid-week rides in.
Nobody drinks and drives, right? And no Mary Jane and driving either. Yes, there is a thread on another forum I read where that is a real topic of conversation. It is hard to tell if anyone is serious about it, but I suspect that one of two might be.
Moderate alcohol consumption? One shot per night is my desert when the wife has a little ice cream.
Seat belts baby, they're not just a fashion statement. Does anyone really pick one vehicle over another because of safety features? With ABS, front airbags, seat belts and structural improvements I figure cars are safe enough - side curtain airbags don't excite me.
Did you know that there are 60% more firearm suicides in the US than firearm homicides?
We are all above average drivers of course, so we don't tailgate or pass unsafely.
What's your favorite SPF? 30 used to be my standard, but now I see 50 and 70!
Does anyone still smoke? If you are planning to enjoy your grand kids...
I found these pretty interesting.