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Blue Streak

I like snow.
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headybrew

surrender to the flow
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I remember my farming grandpa always had some in the medicine cabinet. Now the question I have is if I've made it to 40 with only slightly dry skin on my legs will I be OK in later years or is this something I have to look forward to as I grow older?
 

KingGrump

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will I be OK in later years or is this something I have to look forward to as I grow older?

:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:

You have no clue, do ya?
Getting old sucks. Just slightly better than the alternative. :cool:
 

Andy Mink

Everyone loves spring skiing but not in January
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When my skin is dry I get colder faster. A little moisture goes a long way to help stay warmer. It let's your skin work the way it should.
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KingGrump

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IDK my late twenties and early thirties were the laziest and fattest I've ever been and I've used my mid thirties to claw back some of that. Really looking forward to my forties, think it could be my best decade yet!

The only reason for looking forward to getting older is the rather unpleasant alternative.

What I wouldn't give to be 35 and working my ass off. :cool:
 

Andy Mink

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A physical therapist friend who will make you cry but fix you if you wax his skis.
 

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