Reply With QuoteMy job, i am slowing down and i don't like it, especially when i want to speed up, and i can'tOriginally Posted by WJ99mobile
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Apart from the usual stuff that comes as you get older one thing for me is heights
Never used to faze me, now getting worse as I get older
My job, i am slowing down and i don't like it, especially when i want to speed up, and i can't
Blowing out the candles on the cake!!!! Much like Tuerto though, still thinking I can work at the same pace and bang out as much as I used to. After a tough day now I have trouble with my knees in the evening, arthritis, and cramp in bed whereas years ago, at this time of year, it was finish work very often on a Tuesday & Thursday and straight to play football. After the clocks went forward and the lighter nights kicked in it always a frantic end to the season catching up on postponed league games, latter rounds of cups etc. Now I’m just glad that I don’t play skittles any more, I’m fit for f*ck all when I get in from work. Perfect example, laid a patio yesterday, got home about half three, in the past I’d have been shit, showered & shaved and out for a few pints.......I was in my bed half seven with a cuppa and glad to be there. Youth is wasted on the young, I’m sure it’s not appreciated enough.
With you, 100%. The worst thing about physical work is that you feel the changes in your body. I can't screed floors anymore, my lower back is in bits afterwards. 10 years ago i was dropping 10 tonne. Knees, elbows and lower back problems, actual pain as opposed to just a bit of stiffness. What else can we do though
Lift heavy weights due to torn artery in neck, run due to torn calves, move very fast in any direction due to vertigo. Basically turned 40 and my health has gone to shite.
Make love as I used to! Might be an embarrassment but it’s true.
Lots of things!
I find more & more that relaxing is detrimental. We’re having a few more holidays now due to fewer commitments but after a while on a sun lounger if it’s as if my body is saying “What the feck are you doing? You’re supposed to be bending here, lifting this, stretching for that etc”. So many years of active, physical employment has conditioned my body to bastard complain if I’m trying to have a break. Oh well, carry on regardless it isWith you, 100%. The worst thing about physical work is that you feel the changes in your body. I can't screed floors anymore, my lower back is in bits afterwards. 10 years ago i was dropping 10 tonne. Knees, elbows and lower back problems, actual pain as opposed to just a bit of stiffness. What else can we do though
Virtually everything, especially if it involves moving!
If i go on holiday it takes me a week to acclimatise to doing nothing. When i just stop i feel lethargic and tired, that horrible tired feeling, really shitty. So i get up early and do a walk, can't really sit on a sun lounger for too long, maybe an hour. I need to keep moving really, or have my mind occupied, i turn into a proper nuisance if i have to sit and do nothing, to the point that i get anxiousI find more & more that relaxing is detrimental. We’re having a few more holidays now due to fewer commitments but after a while on a sun lounger if it’s as if my body is saying “What the feck are you doing? You’re supposed to be bending here, lifting this, stretching for that etc”. So many years of active, physical employment has conditioned my body to bastard complain if I’m trying to have a break. Oh well, carry on regardless it is
Ditto
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Sleep through the night without needing to go for a piss at some point.
Get up at 6am to go to the gym and then run 10 miles after work on the same day. Those days are long gone for me.
I wake up in the night and cane half a pack of chocolate biscuits. One time i took a fab lolly back up to bed with me and it melted all over me, my missus woke up hysterical, thinking i'd been butchered in the night.
On a trivial note rollercoasters. Used to love a theme park when I was younger, have done all the Florida and Californian theme parks and Alton towers Thorpe park , Chessington. As years went by I found more and more rides that just made me feel sick, haven’t been to one in some time now!
Wow i thought it was just me.I can not look at heights even on screen.I used to climb trees to the top and go walking around the Pembroke coast line.
Love this, everybody's like "aaargh my back I'm slowly dying" and you're going
"rollercoasters"
I forgot, eat any kind of dairy, drink too much caffeine, basically anything that used to bring me pleasure.
Exercise I find slows down the deterioration process. Most days I do a variety of stuff in the gym to try to achieve this, at the same time making many interesting gym buddies.
My advice is as above , do about one hours exercise about four times a week ( walking , running , or cycling ) and eat your final meal about two hours before bedtime.
of course Im finding doing manual work means I have more aches and pains, spent today prep'ing the ground for my " man cave " back is in bits now, but as they say " no pain no gain "
Cracking one off
Takes me an age
It's all thoroughly depressing
Ejaculate with the force of an apollo take off. Nowadays, it's got all the force of an eye dropper.
Leave it alone for a while
Have the odd evening off
Took a 'Fab' lolly back to your bed with the missus asleep?
Sounds like a kinky fetish butt.
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