Strong Eagle wrote:For your heart.

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OOw, what a breath of fresh air after all the h
Ot and heavy exchange of words in the recent threads.
My eyes get dizzy from trying to follow all the motions/actions, and not to mention my heart and blood circulation. Are you sure this is good for my health?
Okie, back to seriousness.
"We believe that by doing so consistently, the average man can extend his life four to five years."
Why then, may I ask, men generally live a shorter life span then their female counterparts given how regularly they do this particular "aerobic exercise"? I would expect the men to be in tit top condition and live longer lives given the frequency. I see the boys
Oggling at their elementary school teachers, men do it at h
OOters restaurants, beach, pool, bed and work. Yes, you hear me right. They do it at work too. And one time, the poor victim was none other than moi.
In my old job, there was this guy at the IT department, who would come to my cubicle to help fix my computer. He was such a nice chap to take the time (from his very busy schedule) to explain what went wrong with my computer after he finished fixing it. And during such conversations, his eyes would totally zoomed in on those twins (a term coined by dear hubby). Needless to say, being a modest woman myself, I do not welcome such attention. You do not know how much effort it took me to re-focus his attention on the subject (i.e. the computer).
Please don't get me wrong. I do not dress sleazily to work. I was a bean counter (accountant) and dressed appropriately so to reflect my profession, matched with a pair of square eye glasses.