That would account for the majority of the world's population dying prematurely.Middle-age is generally 45-65, so they're both still there, though at only 46 I certainly don't regard myself as middle-aged.
Middle-age is generally 45-65, so they're both still there, though at only 46 I certainly don't regard myself as middle-aged.
Middle-age is generally 45-65, so they're both still there, though at only 46 I certainly don't regard myself as middle-aged.
Am already excited about all those free Parker pens
Hope the foot is recovering nicely
You clearly missed the Adult Diapers ads which would make life so much easier for you now and in your dotage.There's vouchers too. One of them gives you a chance to win £10,000. I'm wetting myself with excitement which is not good in my present condition. I'm on the mend aided by the loan of crutches from the local NHS hobble in centre.
Bri
Childhood and adulthood have been fluid in definition and social standing throughout the centuries. Although the introduction of Teen and Youth last century are recent additions and now Millennials.Although not my definition, the OED's
- looks like childhood and early adulthood is neglected and it's the middle 20 year period of 25-85
You clearly missed the Adult Diapers ads which would make life so much easier for you now and in your dotage.
Do people get them signed like plaster casts...
Any man that does his own dentistry deserves respect.I love fishing (sea mainly), and Bob is great, so I will definitely be watching this.
Paul W is fun too, but Bob's a Boro fan so he's extra special.
"... non-load-bearing..." sounds iffy.Once you have Fuji IX you are a dentist
This second series follows the two popular comedians as they fish side by side in some of the most stunningly beautiful locations in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Paul and Bob travel to the picturesque River Usk in Wales, where Paul’s father first taught him to fish as a young child. Their quarry is the wild brown trout. They discuss their respective childhoods and reflect on their own family lives. In their cosy cottage accommodation in the heart of the countryside they compare school photographs and Paul serenades Bob with his guitar.