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03 Jan 2012, 11:54 pm
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
Biologically old: appears old
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Ok
So you'll age faster than normal but live a long time with a faster metabolism?
I would think it would be the other way around.
If only metabolisms were transferable. Well, do you eat a lot of fiber and protein? Those are the two most filling nutrients in food. That's the reason I eat so much, because it is a challenge for me to get those in. Maybe digestive hormones for specifically digesting those play a part as well. Too bad I don't eat yogurt.
Yes. Exercise does because muscles burn more calories, and when you exercise more, you build more muscle. If you don't eat enough, then your body will eat into you muscles and make you weak. Plus, there is a certain amount of calories necessary for living, exercise obviously burns calories...and your body wants more to fill that gap. (that is a theory of my own, I haven't read enough to support it, but it makes sense according to my logic).Faster metabolism=faster aging=faster death (That's why I get a bit morbid from time to time, even though I've lived only about 20% of my expectancy)
Hmm, so maybe I should exercise.
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04 Jan 2012, 12:09 am
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04 Jan 2012, 12:11 am
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04 Jan 2012, 12:13 am
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
DMV doesn't allow permit tests after 4:00 PM, and they're not open on Saturdays.
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Same in Florida.
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04 Jan 2012, 12:14 am
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
DMV doesn't allow permit tests after 4:00 PM, and they're not open on Saturdays.
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Same in Florida.
One word: bureaucracy.
MakaylaTheAspie
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Joined: 21 Jun 2011
Age: 30
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04 Jan 2012, 12:15 am
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
DMV doesn't allow permit tests after 4:00 PM, and they're not open on Saturdays.
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Same in Florida.
One word: bureaucracy.
Amen.
Titangeek
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04 Jan 2012, 12:17 am
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
DMV doesn't allow permit tests after 4:00 PM, and they're not open on Saturdays.
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Same in Florida.
One word: bureaucracy.
Amen.
Washington is a city of Southern efficiency and Northern charm.
- John F. Kennedy
04 Jan 2012, 12:29 am
kevinjh wrote:
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
Biologically old: appears old
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Ok
So you'll age faster than normal but live a long time with a faster metabolism?
I would think it would be the other way around.
If only metabolisms were transferable. Well, do you eat a lot of fiber and protein? Those are the two most filling nutrients in food. That's the reason I eat so much, because it is a challenge for me to get those in. Maybe digestive hormones for specifically digesting those play a part as well. Too bad I don't eat yogurt.
Yes. Exercise does because muscles burn more calories, and when you exercise more, you build more muscle. If you don't eat enough, then your body will eat into you muscles and make you weak. Plus, there is a certain amount of calories necessary for living, exercise obviously burns calories...and your body wants more to fill that gap. (that is a theory of my own, I haven't read enough to support it, but it makes sense according to my logic).Faster metabolism=faster aging=faster death (That's why I get a bit morbid from time to time, even though I've lived only about 20% of my expectancy)
Hmm, so maybe I should exercise.
Not necessarily. Because a fast metabolism is usually a sign of good health and would lead to slower aging. Meh, I've almost died many times...when I die, I will be ready...but until then, I have a purpose, and I'm not gonna obsess about it because it's pointless. Sometimes I think about death and stuff, but even then, I know I am supposed to be here.
Maybe.
I'm gonna go fail at running now.
MakaylaTheAspie
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Joined: 21 Jun 2011
Age: 30
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Posts: 14,565
Location: O'er the land of the so-called free and the home of the self-proclaimed brave. (Oregon)
04 Jan 2012, 12:33 am
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
Titangeek wrote:
MakaylaTheAspie wrote:
DMV doesn't allow permit tests after 4:00 PM, and they're not open on Saturdays.
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Oregon, you confuse me. :/
Same in Florida.
One word: bureaucracy.
Amen.
Washington is a city of Southern efficiency and Northern charm.
- John F. Kennedy
04 Jan 2012, 12:35 am
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
Biologically old: appears old
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Ok
So you'll age faster than normal but live a long time with a faster metabolism?
I would think it would be the other way around.
If only metabolisms were transferable. Well, do you eat a lot of fiber and protein? Those are the two most filling nutrients in food. That's the reason I eat so much, because it is a challenge for me to get those in. Maybe digestive hormones for specifically digesting those play a part as well. Too bad I don't eat yogurt.
Yes. Exercise does because muscles burn more calories, and when you exercise more, you build more muscle. If you don't eat enough, then your body will eat into you muscles and make you weak. Plus, there is a certain amount of calories necessary for living, exercise obviously burns calories...and your body wants more to fill that gap. (that is a theory of my own, I haven't read enough to support it, but it makes sense according to my logic).Faster metabolism=faster aging=faster death (That's why I get a bit morbid from time to time, even though I've lived only about 20% of my expectancy)
Hmm, so maybe I should exercise.
Not necessarily. Because a fast metabolism is usually a sign of good health and would lead to slower aging. Meh, I've almost died many times...when I die, I will be ready...but until then, I have a purpose, and I'm not gonna obsess about it because it's pointless. Sometimes I think about death and stuff, but even then, I know I am supposed to be here.
Maybe.
I'm gonna go fail at running now.You probably don't fail at running, but good luck!
04 Jan 2012, 12:37 am
kevinjh wrote:
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
chrissyrun wrote:
kevinjh wrote:
Biologically old: appears old
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Temporally young: younger by age (since birth)
Mentally old: too patient
Intellectually old: "Let's hope you don't use that knowledge of yours to take over the world."
I wish I could switch with you. However, it might not be the metabolism because I excrete relatively little and am rarely hungry. I think it's a problem somewhere else (digestion hormones?) because of the fact that I'm rarely hungry. Does exercise often make people hungrier?
Ok
So you'll age faster than normal but live a long time with a faster metabolism?
I would think it would be the other way around.
If only metabolisms were transferable. Well, do you eat a lot of fiber and protein? Those are the two most filling nutrients in food. That's the reason I eat so much, because it is a challenge for me to get those in. Maybe digestive hormones for specifically digesting those play a part as well. Too bad I don't eat yogurt.
Yes. Exercise does because muscles burn more calories, and when you exercise more, you build more muscle. If you don't eat enough, then your body will eat into you muscles and make you weak. Plus, there is a certain amount of calories necessary for living, exercise obviously burns calories...and your body wants more to fill that gap. (that is a theory of my own, I haven't read enough to support it, but it makes sense according to my logic).Faster metabolism=faster aging=faster death (That's why I get a bit morbid from time to time, even though I've lived only about 20% of my expectancy)
Hmm, so maybe I should exercise.
Not necessarily. Because a fast metabolism is usually a sign of good health and would lead to slower aging. Meh, I've almost died many times...when I die, I will be ready...but until then, I have a purpose, and I'm not gonna obsess about it because it's pointless. Sometimes I think about death and stuff, but even then, I know I am supposed to be here.
Maybe.
I'm gonna go fail at running now.You probably don't fail at running, but good luck!
Meh, I'm tried right now, so my form is gonna be off. I am also maybe injured a bit. But thank you...I hope my body is just being stupid and not actually hurt/tired.
Plus, I have been slow lately.
04 Jan 2012, 1:21 am
04 Jan 2012, 2:11 am
04 Jan 2012, 2:31 am
My throat is sore.
And I have to go to sleep soon. I don't like the transition, I get sooo restless, even with medication
04 Jan 2012, 4:09 am
chrissyrun wrote:
thegatekeeper wrote:
Listening to my co-workers maliciously gossip... wish I didn't have to eat in that room
Why do you have to eat in there?
And if it is necessary, have you tried bringing an ipod or mp3 while you eat lunch?
I'm a nurse on a critical care floor; it is for sanitary reasons and consideration for patients who cannot eat for one reason or another... my mp3 wouldn't fly...they'd just try to talk to me even more
I have an interview in a few days to try and transfer to a cardiothoracic ICU...I think I would like it. More men usually work in ICUs and you are so busy that no one really has time for gossip. Suits my mind fine; I really can't stand being idle; I'd rather be in the room with a sedated, intubated patient, the mistress of a small realm of controlled, scientific chaos
04 Jan 2012, 6:41 am
