O/U on your Life Span

[Peter Harris]

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73

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EDIT: got one of the things wrong, updated [EDIT: F ME!!!]:

Life Expectancy: 94.09
Lower Quartile : 87.67
Median Lifetime: 96.11
Upper Quartile : 103.50




and the wife:
Life Expectancy Results
Life Expectancy: 87.68
Lower Quartile : 81.16
Median Lifetime: 89.82
Upper Quartile : 96.54


so i'll outlast the bitch, eh?!

2nd edit: tiscali puts me at 100. Maybe i should hit the bookies up with a nice big bet.

[Lonhro]

Life Expectancy Results
Life Expectancy: 79.54
Lower Quartile : 71.45
Median Lifetime: 82.57
Upper Quartile : 90.61

Wow, I'll be happy to reach 80. I wonder what the difference would be if I had put in that I expected NOT to be married the majority of my life?

Semi-edit: too lazy to re-imput criteria to find out

[Klompy]

Life Expectancy: 76.87

I really doubt this is right though.

It's hard to come up with a correct number, because it depends at what age I change my current lifestyle. I think it's more likely that I die in the next five years then in the five years after that. This is assuming that I'm no longer abusing my body, and making high risk choices 5 years from now though.

Also LOL at it telling me if I sleep 7 hours a night I'd live 1.57 years longer......to bad I'd also be asleep an extra 3+ years.

[4_2_it]

All my grandparents made it past 80. One grandmother is past 90. My parents are early 60's and still healthly and active. I'd put my O/U at 84.5.

[Peter Harris]

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I wonder what the difference would be if I had put in that I expected NOT to be married the majority of my life?

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it'd be a bit less, apparently marriage increases your life span. Or makes it feel longer, with all that nagging.