Not particularly, you could have genetic heart problems come up or some such shit, and a person doing all 3, could luckily outlive you.

Well my late grandfather on my father's side had Parkinson's Disease. But I don't know whether I am next or my brother will catch it or I am in the clear, but my future children are not.

dont go taking any ecstasy and you'll remain in a low risk category. theres no "catching it" though.

So I finally unlocked my GW2 account *go me* - I had to go into hotmail.com and check the blocked senders list - I was sure I'd done it before, but this time whitelisting 2 email addies and trying to log in = got my account back.

I gave the new account to a friend of mine, if he likes it he likes it, if not, it was $10 towards a good game.

(I bought a new copy last week while it was on sale)

Can't resist wide open door: Why would you want to?

Serious answer: There is no way to ensure a long lifespan, only ways to stack the probability in you favor. Numerous studies show that moderate alcohol (and coffee?) consumption is beneficial. I don't know how those things affect the probability of developing Parkinson if you're genetically predisposed to it.

Correct, 1-2 alcoholic beverages a day are shown to keep blood pressure down and foster general well-being. Not sure on the coffee amount, but drinking it daily has been shown to severely reduce the risk of prostate (and colon?) cancer in men.

Don't forget the loincloth.

I cant. Its superglued on because of last weeks gale force winds!



...last time I give foxworks beef jerky!

is this film scary compared to alien 1 or 2?

No, more comedic horror.

So, I'm quietly unpleasant with latest game i purchase from steam Ubisoft weekend promo the game crash and stopped working. pretty sure isn't about hardware problem but Uplay i guess, would it be worth to contact steam support or should i forget it?

which game is it? mm10

what was it?

- and in future, if a game requires uplay, get it on uplay (humble do some good deals)

Child of Light, Crash when I start a new game. I installed all my steam games on drive D while Uplay client on drive C could it be the problem? oh this game also my first Uplay so haven't got any idea how is Uplay worked.

wish I knew that earlier, thanks for the head up.I don't think to get any other Uplay games in near future by this mess, even i has some games i really want such Assassin Creed.