RIP: Hulk Hogan

Sad times….but if you told me I can run gear almost my entire life and get to 71…I will take it. I think his downfall was carrying too much weight and mass that late in the game. Ozzy also lived the way he wanted and got to 76. I would take that deal as well….
 
Dblock said:
Sad times….but if you told me I can run gear almost my entire life and get to 71…I will take it. I think his downfall was carrying too much weight and mass that late in the game. Ozzy also lived the way he wanted and got to 76. I would take that deal as well….
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you say that now, but when my wife and I were boating our whole social circle was basically retired from avg ages of 67-80 yrs old. Heavy drinkers, and hard partiers. We would take the dinghys out and do these big fast cruises (well, fast for a dinghy 25-30mph) across the waterway to hit waterfront restaurants and bars then come back and tie all the boats together and float with music on. They were more 16 in their 70s than they probably were in their 30s and 40s... life was just starting for them...
 
Dblock said:
If I make it that deep then I just hope my pecker is still functioning optimally….otherwise
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judging by the older guys I know, it should. lol.
one dude is about to touch 70, he has been on TRT for a decade and I'd consider no wife safe around him 😂
 
Dblock said:
Sad times….but if you told me I can run gear almost my entire life and get to 71…I will take it. I think his downfall was carrying too much weight and mass that late in the game. Ozzy also lived the way he wanted and got to 76. I would take that deal as well….
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No question about it. You can't be 275lbs in your 70's and expect to live much longer. It's actually amazing he lived as long as he did. A lot of big guys just can't give up the image as they get older and many pay the price.
 
R1187 said:
No question about it. You can't be 275lbs in your 70's and expect to live much longer. It's actually amazing he lived as long as he did. A lot of big guys just can't give up the image as they get older and many pay the price.
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I have mentioned that before, when you think of a group of men in their 80s or 90s whether they are at home or in an old folks home, you never see dudes over 200lbs and rarely tall ones honestly. although lately I have been meeting more and more men that are substantially taller than me in their 70s-80s+, but none of them are over 200-225lbs really.

Usually I'm more surprised when I meet guys who do look much bigger than me (fat) but weigh the same or even noticeably less.
 
The smaller less mass a human carries the longer you live…. You don’t see many really big heavy people living long lives in my observation
 
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