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109-Year-Old Woman Says Secret To Long Life Is Avoiding Men :lol: :lol:
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The oldest living woman in Scotland -- 109 -- says the secret to her longevity is this: Eat
your porridge and avoid men. Centenarian Jessie Gallan, who never married, was born in a
tiny two-room farm cottage where she slept "top-to-tail" with her five sisters and a brother
on a straw mattress, reported The Daily Mail.
Gallan told the newspaper that her "secret to a long life has been staying away from men.
They're just more trouble than they're worth." She noted that she also "made sure that I got
plenty of exercise, eat a nice warm bowl of porridge every morning and have never gotten
married."
Last year when she turned 108, she credited her porridge -- but not avoiding men -- as the
reason for her longevity.
While the oldest person in Scotland, Gallan is not the oldest person in the world. That
honor goes to Misao Okawa of Japan, who celebrated her 116th birthday in March. She has been
a widow for 83 years (her husband died in 1931) -- suggesting that she perhaps shares
Gallan's view about avoiding men if you want to live long.
Last year, a national survey of centenarians in the United States found that the secrets to
long life include plenty of time with friends and family and a commitment to fitness.
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please hide this post....don't let girls know this secret (avoiding men) or else we all men will certainly in great trouble. lol

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Maybe shes still waiting for Mr Right to turn up

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please hide this post....don't let girls know this secret (avoiding men) or else we all men will certainly in great trouble. lol

well if men avoid women i'm willing to bet men can DOUBLE the amount of time they live.

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