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Owolabi01
What Things Should I Not Try In Life?
Don’t try to marry a prostitute.Don’t try to have sex with a total stranger—not even with a condom. You’ll burn your fingers.Don’t try to jump over a cliff—you’ll not only die, but you’ll also never know how you died.Don’t try to kill—you’ll not only get a death sentence, but you’ll always see the face of your victim in your dreams and in real life.Don’t try cocaine—you’ll never get out of it. More importantly, it will never get out of you.Don’t try to curse your mother—you’ll die poor.Don’t try to beat yourself up—it doesn’t change anything.Don’t try to lend money to a drug addict.Don’t try to run away from your wife or children.Don’t try to start something you can’t finish.Don’t try to blame yourself over past mistakes. It’s like driving along a highway while looking at the rear view mirror only.Don’t try to re-marry an ex.Don’t try to dig your own grave. You’ll certainly fall into it.Don’t try to borrow money from a thief or swindler.Don’t try to laugh while others are crying.Don’t try to save a drowning man—unless you think twice and you’re sure you can swim while carrying a heavy load.Don’t try to tell your best friend’s wife that she looks sexy—She’ll take it the wrong way.Don’t try to fall in love with someone you don’t even know.Don’t try to hide the truth from your children.Don’t try to kiss without wearing a face mask. I don’t have to tell you why. profile/9710400018900630_1114580.jpg
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What Is The Oldest Someone Has Ever Lived?
The oldest person ever known was aged 145 when he died in his village in Central Java.
According to his papers, Sodimedjo, also known as Mbah Ghoto was born in December 1870.
However, his age has been speculated to be false - the issue is that Indonesia only started recording births in 1900 - and there have been mistakes before.
Some speculate that he was just whimsical, but the officials tell the opposite.
He was taken to hospital on 12 April because of deteriorating health. Six days later he insisted on checking out to return home.
When asked about the secret of his longevity, Sodimedjo, told the reporter from BBC that patience was key and that he had “a long life because I have people that love me looking after meâ€.
Before his death, he had outlived four wives, 10 siblings and all his children. He was a local hero, famous for telling great stories about the wars against Japan and Dutch colonizers.
May he rest in peace.
