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Moaning and complaining is good for your blood pressure.

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oldbatty Thu 22-Nov-18 09:41:55

Yes who would have thought it? Professor Hank Marvin writes today in the Mirror that a good old moan is actually beneficial. Moaners (not to confused with remoaners) live longer, have lower blood pressure and sharper follicles than their sunny counterparts. So go ahead, crack open a can of lager and have a good old moan.

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oldbatty Fri 23-Nov-18 18:15:55

sorry Squiffy, you are correct. The whining and complaining must be done to another person. The rewards are great though.

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MissAdventure Fri 23-Nov-18 18:17:35

grin apparently so, judging by my neighbour.

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Squiffy Fri 23-Nov-18 18:41:39

That's a blow oldb!

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melp1 Fri 23-Nov-18 18:59:43

If only I could keep hubby to a 15 min moan a day or even Wednesdays only - what bliss!

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oldbatty Fri 23-Nov-18 19:36:03

I suggest a giant eggtimer.

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MissAdventure Fri 23-Nov-18 19:37:49

With the 'countdown' music as the time draws near to end the conversation quickly.

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Cherrytree59 Fri 23-Nov-18 22:05:57

Hank Marvin our house = starving
As in when is tea? "I'm Hank Marvin".grin

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oldbatty Sat 24-Nov-18 08:39:02

An unfortunate coincidence Cherry. I assure you Hank is genuine. He has letters after his name and went to Harvard.

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