Thread: Trivia and other useless but interesting items

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

"The longevity craze has taken off in Australia, with dozens of health and wellness fans meeting in Sydney’s eastern suburbs to discuss biomarkers, dip into an ice bath and talk about their idol, US billionaire Bryan Johnson.Against all current scientific evidence, Johnson is convinced that he can reverse the ageing process. His slogan is “Don’t Die” as the 46-year-old attempts to turn back the clock to become 18 again.
In the past two years, he’s spent more than $6 million on his “Blueprint Protocol”, a rigorous routine of exercise, laser treatments and monitoring every single aspect of his body. He measures his blood, his breath, his stool, his erections and his sperm. He’s received blood from his then 17-year-old son and recently, bone marrow from a young Swede. His diet consists of blended lentils, steamed vegetables and a signature “nutty pudding” washed down with more than 100 supplements a day."




Truth is Keith Richards in the only immortal Sex Drugs and rocking roll for longevity?




I hope to be happy when my times up. Drinking a gallon of purified prune pips daily does not rock my boat

But if you did ,your boat would not only rock, but disintegrate. Checks his Sperm, erections (ie. More than one then? I wish" does he? He would certainly need OOPS! Soz Stool a good Tool for that " ! 18 again? I wish. Maybe?
His slogan is “Don’t Die” as the 46-year-old attempts to turn back the clock to become 18 again.

He doesn't admit to how he gets his sperm. Yeah, pull the other one. I guess with all that going on, a chap needs to have a bit of fun along the way, roight?

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

"The longevity craze has taken off in Australia, with dozens of health and wellness fans meeting in Sydney’s eastern suburbs to discuss biomarkers, dip into an ice bath and talk about their idol, US billionaire Bryan Johnson.Against all current scientific evidence, Johnson is convinced that he can reverse the ageing process. His slogan is “Don’t Die” as the 46-year-old attempts to turn back the clock to become 18 again.
In the past two years, he’s spent more than $6 million on his “Blueprint Protocol”, a rigorous routine of exercise, laser treatments and monitoring every single aspect of his body. He measures his blood, his breath, his stool, his erections and his sperm. He’s received blood from his then 17-year-old son and recently, bone marrow from a young Swede. His diet consists of blended lentils, steamed vegetables and a signature “nutty pudding” washed down with more than 100 supplements a day."

Keith would have probably spent far more than $6mil, but I think most of us know it was on none of those things ....

Originally Posted by Tins

Keith would have probably spent far more than $6mil, but I think most of us know it was on none of those things ....

His Nose Knows alright.

Fascinating, but I think my brain hurts.....

Originally Posted by Tins

Fascinating, but I think my brain hurts.....

Hmm, not sure why Tesla is part of this, apart from the mathmatics. Having worked in Egypt, and other parts of the Middle East, I am sure that whoever, or whatever, built the Pyramids, they definitely didn't pass their genes down to the present inhabitants!

Both Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock are not nutters, and make a lot of sense with their theories and postulations.

Originally Posted by Old Farang

Hmm, not sure why Tesla is part of this, apart from the mathmatics. Having worked in Egypt, and other parts of the Middle East, I am sure that whoever, or whatever, built the Pyramids, they definitely didn't pass their genes down to the present inhabitants!

Both Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock are not nutters, and make a lot of sense with their theories and postulations.

Yes, apart from the 3,6,9 connection I wondered that as well. I believe there is more to the series, perhaps that might explain it a bit more.

As for the theories, they are at least as good as any I have seen, and a lot better than most. Personally, I might like the Pyramids to retain their mystery. But I'm also keen to know....

Originally Posted by Tins

Yes, apart from the 3,6,9 connection I wondered that as well. I believe there is more to the series, perhaps that might explain it a bit more.

As for the theories, they are at least as good as any I have seen, and a lot better than most. Personally, I might like the Pyramids to retain their mystery. But I'm also keen to know....

But but but, you can't have it both ways. I would like to know as well as who built all those magnificent OLDE structures in the English country side that would have taken 1000's of Union blokes & Flying Saucer HeavyLlift Cranes. etc
Maybe women built them???? Everything is sooo precise.

Originally Posted by 4bee

that would have taken 1000's of Union blokes

We wouldn't be marvelling at the things if that were the case. We'd be asking "Who left this bloody pile of rocks here?".