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Has anyone seen a post from Dr. Don lately? I hope he's ok...?
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Thank you for your concern. Ol' Doc is doing just fine. Gradually getting settled into my new residence in Arizona.
Couple of weeks or so till Predict the Score will suddenly appear!!!
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Whew. I've been here something like 4 or 5 years and I've posted less than 10 times. Your absence had me worried enough to prompt me into rare posting action. Good to know you're ok. Stay healthy and keep knocking them back!
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Say a prayer for bob39 and oldtimer.
Old school posters who seem to have go to the golden gates above.
Old school posters who seem to have go to the golden gates above.
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Prayer said. Amen.
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Some advice Doc; she's now 110:
The secret to making it to 105 years old is apparently a daily dose of alcohol.
Making it five more years, however, means you may have to cut back.
Those are the lessons coming from Agnes Fenton, who turned 110 on Saturday, when she officially became a supercentarian.
Fenton told ABC in an interview for her 105th birthday that she enjoyed three Miller High Life’s and a shot of Johnnie Walker Blue Label scotch every day for nearly 70 years.
Fenton started the regimen, she told ABC, on a doctor’s advice following the removal of a benign tumor.
The secret to making it to 105 years old is apparently a daily dose of alcohol.
Making it five more years, however, means you may have to cut back.
Those are the lessons coming from Agnes Fenton, who turned 110 on Saturday, when she officially became a supercentarian.
Fenton told ABC in an interview for her 105th birthday that she enjoyed three Miller High Life’s and a shot of Johnnie Walker Blue Label scotch every day for nearly 70 years.
Fenton started the regimen, she told ABC, on a doctor’s advice following the removal of a benign tumor.
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Always keep in mind they all may have been deleted..............OR he may have posted them someplace where no one can find them. Just sayin.
I was afraid that maybe the North Dakota winds had blown him all the way to Alexandria. There he met up with Big Ole and they went for a beer. End of story.
P.S. Sounds like a great move and I wish you all the happiness in the world. My favorite Arizona story is being there when it was 115 degrees and being told "But there is no humidity." That wasn't actually true and 115 degrees is damn hot with or without humidity. Take care.
P.S. Sounds like a great move and I wish you all the happiness in the world. My favorite Arizona story is being there when it was 115 degrees and being told "But there is no humidity." That wasn't actually true and 115 degrees is damn hot with or without humidity. Take care.
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Only Dr.Don would move to Arizona in the middle of summer. Welcome by the way, there are lots of transplanted Minnesotans down here (myself included).