A dear friend sent me this helpful e-mail. I just thought it might appeal to a few of you who are beginning to age.
USB-stick for seniors
Soon it will be compulsory for the elderly to not only carry their ID with them, but also their insurance papers, their list of medication and a compact version of their medical history, their views about resuscitation after a cardiac arrest etc, etc.
So, when an older person wants to go out he or she will need to carry a lot of paperwork!!
That is why there has been developed a special USB stick for seniors.
Have a look – – – – – –
Available soon, but only on prescription!
This way you always have your USB handy….
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I know what Gerard is going to say. He’ll have to think of somewhere else to keep his!! 🙂
April fool on the first of May?
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Christopher’s birthday, so quite appropriate, he’s always playing tricks!
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It doesn’t bear scrutiny Barbara!
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I agree Kayti! 🙂
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Oh priceless, this is going to be hard to chew :-).
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Love it Bridget! 🙂
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LOL. Maybe it could behave like my activity tracker which connects with Garmon via an ‘ant’ stick. Maybe the medical people can wave a special wand in front of your face and pick up your data via wi-fi. Really though, Barbara, I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before we’re all wearing a tracking chip implanted at birth!
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What a scary thought Christine!!
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This is so very funny. I hate to say if the USB had to rely on my memory to run, it would just be running in place.
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I hadn’t thought that it might be fed by the brain Kanzen! What an inventive idea!
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As long as you put in your teeth. Would one have to take the stick out to check on up-dates.?
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The mind boggles, I am torn between the brain and computer updating it! 😉
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Absolutely hilarious, Barbara!
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I agree Cynthia, so pleased you enjoyed it! 🙂
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