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Old 20-03-2007, 06:36 PM   #1
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Default 93 and still framing.

Just got a phone call from my father in law. It would seem that my wifes grand father is in hospital after damaging a disc in his back while putting up the frame work for my wifes aunties extension. The thing is, the old guy is 93. He still lives life to the fullest. Works every day and gets through a bottle of glenfidich (SP?) every week. I am about half his age and dont reckon that I will get even close to his age, and if I do i reckon I will be in some nursing home eating my dinner through a straw and wearing nappies!!!!

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