just saw that Larry Storch has died...one of the stars of the cult favorite 'F-Troop' I remember watching it during its original run...
Larry Storch, 'F Troop' actor, dead at 99 | CNN
Larry Storch, 'F Troop' actor, dead at 99 | CNN
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RIP, Corporal Agarn
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At least he got to a nice ripe old age 
RIP, dude.
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Yea that was a long life. Course it's too bad he didn't hit the big 100.At least he got to a nice ripe old age
Not quite for this thread, but I've ways wondered if you hit an age where it's more of a burden to keep going.
Yeah. Usually somewhere between 19 and 21.
Idk, I heard it's all down hill after 35. Which means I've started the downswing.
Makes sense. I have to groan just to stand up now.
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I think so. It depends on genetic make up I think.
I feel like crap at my age, im in my late 50s , but then I read about those much older that seems as vibrant as a teenager.
God I envy that from time to time.
I don't agree with that at all. At 35 I was still physically able to do anything I could do in my teens and 20s, and I could even do a few things better: more chinups, more weight on the bar.
Even at 63 I'm still capable of doing most of what I was ever able to do. And most of my limitations, minor as they are, are due to injury rather than age.
I don't think you start going downhill until you stop trying to get to the top.
Sounds like you need to start moving around more.
That's an interesting way of looking at it. And I certainly don't feel "old" or like I'm going downhill. I've just got a lot more aches and pain. I was a bit hard on myself in the military haha.
I certainly need to get out and move more then I have been, even though I'm never entirely sedentary as having an active dog doesn't allow for that. But I could probably drop about 15 lbs of belly fat, and get back into lifting again. I could probably still do a couple pullups. But not the 25 I used to lol.