What habits will you take up when you are 75 and no longer afraid of dying young?

[applegrove]

I will take up smoking again once I hit 75. Especially if they have assisted suicide at that point (with all the seniors around in 30 years I'm sure it will be legal - I just don't want to suffer or die young when I die of lung cancer). You?

[femmocrat]

1. Free love.

Just kidding!

[PassingFair]

2. Smoking here, too.

I quit when I was 43...on the CONDITION that I
can start again at 65...

I'm looking forward to it!

[applegrove]

3. I quit smoking at 43 too.

[RebelOne]

6. I am 72 and have been smoking since I was 16.

I am still alive with no serious health issues. I told my son that I wanted to quit, and he said why bother now.

[trof]

8. 2 years behind you and same sentiments.

:-)

[provis99]

4. crapping in my pants.

Well, I'll probably be doing it voluntary or not.

[struggle4progress]

5. Mountain climbing!

Right now, the fear of falling thousands of feet, while periodically smacking against small ledges and protruding rocks, until I land in some inaccessible place, sort of discourages me from taking up the sport

But when I'm more, like, about that, I'm gonna buy me an ice axe and shoe cleats and pitons and ropes and a cup to hold my dentures when I'm sleeping in a hammock dangling off the rockface -- and it'll be a whole new adventure

[applegrove]

11. Never give up the dream struggle. LOL!

[MrSlayer]

7. Heroin.

I hear it's a really good high.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. Straight shots of tequila and boinking the pool boy.

[ohiosmith]

10. Going pantless.

[madinmaryland]

12. DUDE! Uhhh. Wow! That is a real small package!

:P

[ohiosmith]

14. Maybe, but I'm proud of every pound.

:rofl:

[madinmaryland]

15. I think you mean gram, and not pound!

:P

:hi:

[ohiosmith]

16. In that case, proud of all 2,268 grams.

:think:

[kayakjohnny]

13. I'll probably get a muscle car again like I had in the mid 70's.

And let it rip again like I did in the mid 70's.

Got 12 tickets in one year with that 340 Duster.

I'd like to relive those days one more time.

Maybe a virtual simulator will be available by then, so I don't hurt anyone.

Otherwise, watch out everyone!

[JitterbugPerfume]

17. you had better start now

because when you are 75 , i guarantee you will be to tired . I am 70 , and I already have to stop and rest more often than I used to!

[applegrove]

18. I just quit smoking 3 years ago at 43. I like how my lungs feel all nice and clear now.

I don't crave smokes. But I figure that in 30 years my lungs will have healed enough that I can both smoke, and have clear lungs like it used to be in my teens and twenties. Silly I know to plan on smoking again. Who knows my life may be so full at that point that I don't need the cruch. But for now it is a nice daydream to have (plus I have just quit drinking alcohol).