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They don’t get to set the narrative

quasi101

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Turk February said:
Nope, Pat's life over the last 5 years has been exactly as he wants it to be. He writes the narrative.
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EraGodless

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How does he just keep adding to his collection of ridiculous sentences like this?
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Allow me to retort-

As snow storms and other inclement weather sweep across parts of the country, many Americans have spent the first part of the new year shoveling and blowing the white stuff from driveways and sidewalks.

As the winter season progresses with more snow on the way, the arduous task of shoveling snow continues to loom. However, experts warn that not everyone should partake in the high-intensity activity.

Between 1990 and 2006, an average of roughly 11,500 people a year were treated for snow-shoveling-related incidents, including 1,647 cardiac-related deaths spread out during that period, according to a peer-reviewed study published in 2010.

People who are over 45 years old, and have heart disease or suspect that they have heart disease, should probably put down the shovels, according to Barry Franklin, director of Preventive Cardiology and Cardiac Rehabilitation at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Michigan.







www.yahoo.com

Should you be shoveling snow? Why avoiding the chore could save your life

As snow piles up across much of the U.S., you might want to think twice about shoveling the white stuff yourself. Even people as young as 45 could be at risk.
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