Originally Posted by audioguru

Because my 30th wedding anniversary is next year, I didn't see which day of the week it will be on.
Isn't a "hex" bad luck?

Depends if you have a healthy hexlife or not?

Originally Posted by OutToLunch

and one of the first signs of allslimers is repeating yourself...

or something like that...

i can't remember

I believe the first signs of Alzheimer's are poor grammar and misspelling.

I get e-mails about pills that will make me bigger and will enhance my hexlife.
I am big enough (maybe a little too big) and my hexlife is fine.

I can't remember if I have Alzheimer's disease or not.

Originally Posted by audioguru

I get e-mails about pills that will make me bigger and will enhance my hexlife.

I get breast enlargement emails as well!

Perhaps it's a reflection on my 'superb physique'

I am big enough (maybe a little too big) and my hexlife is fine.

(nothing like being modest!)

All of me isn't a little too big. Just a part of me. The part that those phoney pills are supposed to enlarge.

50 years married to the same woman this past September... so it can be done. :>)

Originally Posted by AllVol

50 years married to the same woman this past September... so it can be done. :>)

"""OMG!"""

Forget those "enlargement" pills and supplements. That certain part of the male anatomy is a muscle. You increase muscle mass through increased protein intake and regular exercise. So, a regular sexercise program, coupled with a higher protein diet should before long have a guy lifting 2-5 lb. dumbells using their "member"!!

Originally Posted by HiTech

That certain part of the male anatomy is a muscle.

A quaint but erroneous assumption, according to this:
http://www.teenhealthfx.com/answers/Sexuality/1845.html

Though the penis actually extends far into the body, almost to the rectum, it contains no muscles and cannot be enlarged by exercise.

As for the protein thing, the jury's still out on that one for me. Until very recently, I was getting about 60g of protein from whey powder a day. I'd started taking that when I was underweight after having a bad accident about ten years ago. At the time of the accident, I was in great shape, but being on nothing but IV for a week, my body completely atrophied. I lost over 50lbs in a week! I was all muscle, but after the accident, I was nothing but skin and bones. Apparently it was pretty scary for my friends to see me change like that, but due to the nature of the acccident (head injury), I was pretty clueless, even to a proper solution for my situation, for a long time.

A couple years after the accident I started excericising regularly again, and pretty hard. Because I had a lot of will power, but little muscle (and quite frankly, a poor diet) I had all kinds of problems, e.g. shin splints because I was pushing my body harder that it was conditioned for. So I figured, "I need more muscle, so I'll start taking whey." Big mistake, including everytime I've chosen to take a quick-fix supplement (other than B-12, but that's another story) other than eat properly.

So what happened? I put on weight, got muscle, but got fat, so I had to work harder, so I got more muscle, but constantly got fat at the same time. If I missed the gym for some reason, I didn't change my diet that day, so you do the math! The thing is, it was really easy to fall into a dietary habit, and forget the original purpose of starting that diet.

Recently I read an awesome book called Skinny Bitch. To everyone out there: get it. Totally opened my mind to what I was putting in my body. To summarize it: less cheese, more fruit. That's over-simplified, but the books a great read.

Like I said, I still don't know what I know about protein, but the skinny bitches who wrote that book definitely made me think twice. I've been off the whey protein for two weeks, been excercising more, and all I can say is: I feel frickin' awesome!

Apparently the best way to increase the size of your penis is to force all the blood to the end when it's semi-erect. However, I suppose that's only stretching it, it probably won't do anything for your sexual performance and it's girth that makes more of a difference than length.

High protein diets can promote weight loss, just look at the Atkins diet for example, almost all meat and no vegetables and see the weight, come off.

Originally Posted by Sceadwian

Only in an electronics forum could you find someone that would tell you how long they've been married using a decimal point.

... or maybe in an Accounting forum as well!

Congratulations Sceadwian