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CBS: Andy Rooney hospitalized in serious condition -- (link)
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CovingtonCat
Retirement shouldn't be like this. I hope he recovers. -- nm
Posted by
TWuG
Oct 25 '11, 16:53
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Well, sure, but that's why people try to retire in their 60s rather than their 90s. -- nm
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mara
Oct 25, 16:56
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actually if you want to keep living into your 90's it helps to keep working, retirement is one of the most dangerous things you can do
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zeitgeist
Oct 25, 18:59
Well, these days. People used to retire in their 60s and then die in their 60s -- nm
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Roger More
Oct 25, 17:22
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They also used to get really fricking old, too.
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Reagen
Oct 25, 17:29
True this. However, if you want to have a lengthy relaxing retirement. Don't wait until you are 92 to retire -- nm
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Bacon
Oct 25, 16:55
this -- nm
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Evil Beaker
Oct 25, 16:54
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