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<blockquote data-quote="Sirhc7897" data-source="post: 15623002" data-attributes="member: 10294"><p>Tell you what...Reading this thread makes me want to break out the checkbook and just blow it all on a Ferrari or some other absolutely ridiculous toy, equip the passenger seat with a barely legal piece of hotness and just live it up for the next 3 years (I'm 37) regardless of the long-term consequences...</p><p></p><p>To hear you guys tell it the world basically starts ending at 40...</p><p></p><p>I just don't buy it...My neighbor down the road (who trains me and is a retired sports medicine Dr.) is in his late 60's/early 70's and the man makes your average cross fitter look like a snowflake. He routinely comments on how impressed he is that I can come back day after day from his (usually grueling) training sessions (chalks it up to my "clean livin' haha).</p><p></p><p>My dad is in his late 60's and is only just now starting to deal with the occasional freak injury/nagging issue...</p><p></p><p>I just have a hard time believing it's all fixing to go to hell for me in the next couple years...So unlike the rest of the superhuman SVT'ers you can't see a freckle on a bikini clad coed's ass at 400 yards or do the SVT standard 25 reps of 500lb bench press anymore...But surely you can still spot the blemish at 300 yards and do 25 reps of 405lbs as you cruise around in your mint terminator and live in your giant house that you were able to afford following the near genius level financial and stock market advice acquired here?</p><p></p><p>I mean come on...give me something to live for...I just can't accept that I'm only a few years away from having to purchase a corvette, unbutton my shirt way too far down so people can see my oversized gold chain and hope that the Viagra and arthritis medication keeps me viable for the old ladies at the retirement home playing bingo...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sirhc7897, post: 15623002, member: 10294"] Tell you what...Reading this thread makes me want to break out the checkbook and just blow it all on a Ferrari or some other absolutely ridiculous toy, equip the passenger seat with a barely legal piece of hotness and just live it up for the next 3 years (I'm 37) regardless of the long-term consequences... To hear you guys tell it the world basically starts ending at 40... I just don't buy it...My neighbor down the road (who trains me and is a retired sports medicine Dr.) is in his late 60's/early 70's and the man makes your average cross fitter look like a snowflake. He routinely comments on how impressed he is that I can come back day after day from his (usually grueling) training sessions (chalks it up to my "clean livin' haha). My dad is in his late 60's and is only just now starting to deal with the occasional freak injury/nagging issue... I just have a hard time believing it's all fixing to go to hell for me in the next couple years...So unlike the rest of the superhuman SVT'ers you can't see a freckle on a bikini clad coed's ass at 400 yards or do the SVT standard 25 reps of 500lb bench press anymore...But surely you can still spot the blemish at 300 yards and do 25 reps of 405lbs as you cruise around in your mint terminator and live in your giant house that you were able to afford following the near genius level financial and stock market advice acquired here? I mean come on...give me something to live for...I just can't accept that I'm only a few years away from having to purchase a corvette, unbutton my shirt way too far down so people can see my oversized gold chain and hope that the Viagra and arthritis medication keeps me viable for the old ladies at the retirement home playing bingo... [/QUOTE]
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