Are your grandparents older than your country's life expectancy?
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Are your grandparents older than your country's life expectancy?
>>51743384
Yes, grandpa is 90, grandma 83.
>>51743384
;_;
Grandads are kill
Grandmoms are going to be kill
>Die-youngal
>>51743384
Grans 91, still driving, playing bowls and really active albeit she fell over and broke her elbow the other week.
Grandad died years ago.
Those are my mum's parents. Dad's mum died long before I was born, dad's dad died not long after.
When I was born 20 years ago, all but one of my grandparents were already dead (the only one remaining being my maternal grandmother).
My maternal grandmother is still going strong at like 66, but she's quite fat so I don't think she'll reach the age of 90. On the other hand, her mother is also still alive (she's gotta be 90 at least).
>>51743384
>deadtugal
I have a 97 years old grandpa, he hate niggers. Funny thing is that the doughter who married a nigger is the one who now takes care of him.
Must suck for him.
>no Zealand
What are those? Bridges?
I still have 2 great - grandparents who are in their late 90s
>portu"lives"
>>51743670
>mortugal
>>51743466
>>51743562
>>51743782
>>51743871
Why you guys hate portugal so much?
>Morguetugal
>>51743942
t. Alberto Barbosa
My only surviving one is younger. But on my mothers side grandma was born in 1923 and grandpa in 1918, so it's not surprising they're gone. Grandpa on my father's side only got to 67 since he was a carpenter in the 50's and 60's and inhaled that dank asbestos every day.
All my dead grandparents lived slightly longer than the average, my living grandmother is not even 80 yet, which is pretty young considering I'm 26.
>>51743384
>OP keeps adding fake countries in the Balts
Done, fixed.
>>51743384
Currently in their mid 80s. So not above it yet. (One was kill 20 years ago)
my great grandma died in may
she was 102
hadn't had a beer for fitty years and never smoked
stopped driving at 90
stopped going to the lawn bowls club at 95 because everyone was acting too old for her (the other people were 80)
grandma is turning 89 on the 20th, grandad died at 96 last year ;_;
>>51744466
Sounds like a sick cunt, sorry for your loss
>>51743384
>Russia
>60
why?
>>51743384
Why is chile dark green?
>>51745105
Reggaeton gives longevity.
By far.
Grandfather is 90 and grandmother is 85.
They lived to see two of their sons die quite young (one when a teenager and another recently because cancer). So living all this long might not be such a good thing in the end.
>>51745364
Both are quite good as well, walk, talk, drive, swim and do everything they always did their whole lives.
My grandfather smoked since he was 12 and that fucked his lungs a little bit, but outside that he's still good.
Mother-side grandpa died when my mom was still 6, he was still rather young (under 50, at least)
Father-side grandpa died of lung cancer when I was 7 or 8 years old, he was almost 70 years old I think
Mother-side grandma died three years ago, she was almost 90
Father-side grandma is almost 80 but still healthy.
>>51743384
Yes. Grandpa is 71, grandma is younger and grandgrandpa is 91.
Among the four, the one who died youngest was 68... the oldest was 83 - a bit crazy already, but otherwise healthy.
Nana is 91 I think, Papa is rip
Nonno is 93, Nonna is 86 I think
>>51746346
>Calling grandparents by different languages
Eh. We did that too - Nono and Nona at one side, Vô and Vó at the other.
>>51743384
Grandma 102 Grandpa: Ded
they're all over 80 but not over 87 so I don't know, maybe?
i didn't met any grandpa and my only grandma have alzheimer
>>51743384
Malawian grandmother 80 year old but rest of them died before before I was born
>people with grandparents in their 60s
da fug, my youngest grandparent was born in 1920.
My grandparents from dad's side died youngish due to some illness, my grandpa from mom side as well.
My grandma however is in her 90s.
>>51743384
>amerideads
they're both over 90 so yeah
>>51743384
Not yet. Grandpa is 75 and grandma is 63.
>>51743871
This is the best one
Grandma is 83, grandpa died in the age of 53 because of alcoholism
Its 50/50
>>51743384
>CHILE has a longer life expectancy than USA
top lel m8
>>51757509
Becuase shile is actually developed, but we keep it as a secret to avoid mass migration of niggers and muslims :^)
Yeah, all of my 4 grandfathers are over 80 already
>>51759449
Nice proxy, sweden
>Russia : 60-69
Is this legit? Is the average in the bigger cities much higher?
They're all dead.
>>51759802
probably legit. krokodil, aids and alcoholism are rampant in russia
>mfw my great-grandparents are still alive
>so are my wife's great-grandparents
People in my family either die in almost humorous accidents (getting hit by a plane, for instance) or live to be near or past 100.
Not yet. Blue zone masterrace here
mine died this year at 90
Australia feels good man to bad I have diabetes and that will probably kill me early now it feels bad man.
>>51744904
Youtube taught me that they tend to die in many different stupid ways.
not really
>grandma who i never met died at 37
>grandpa died at 73
>other grandpa died at 94
all lived in Peru
>Mom's side
Grandparent killed on car crash at age 50 aprox
Grandmother died from leukemia on her sixties
>Dad's side
Grandparent died from heart attack at 54 or something
Grandmom 85 and counting
Only 1 out of 4
So no. I wish I had had grandfather. At least one
they lived to 74, 84, 88, and 91 respectively
so mostly yes
>died at 93
>died at 75 with alzheimer
>died at 83, depressed and suicidal, refusing treatment for lymphoma
>85 still alive
no, they've died at the estimated age
>>51743384
Doesn't Okinawa have life expectancy of 89 years or something like that? That chart only goes up to 87.
As for the question: on my dad's side they both died but I don't know how old they were desu. On my mom's side my granpa died when he was 71. But my grandma is 80 and still going strong
>>51743520
>Grans 91, still driving, playing bowls and really active albeit she fell over and broke her elbow the other week
That's the big problem about living that long. You're a lot more delicate than a younger person to the point where something that would be a minor bump or scrape to a 30 year old can get you hospitalized. The high risk of injury for performing normal every tasks just makes it hard to accomplish much of anything.
Mine lived to 74 and 86 respectively/
>moms side
both ded because cancer on his seventies
>dads side
grandma is 74
grandpa is 77
they're pretty healthy tbqh
Apparently not
t. underage
>Paternal side:
Abuelo dieed at 93 (outlived abuela)
Abuela #2 died at 80
>Maternal side:
Nonno died at 80, a week before his birthday in '07.
Abuela #1 is still alive at 78 and works as administrator in all girl's Catholic school in Venezuela.
>mfw someone tells me their grandparents are in their 60s
>mfw my dad can be as old as their grandparents
Yes, my grand cunt is 83
>>51743384
3 of them are, one of them died
Not anymore.
>>51743384
grandma died at 103
I never ever want to live past 70 so...
>>51743384
Yes
67 more years of this shit
Just
My maternal grandpa died in his early 70's, but on the flip side my paternal grandpa lived to 100 and paternal grandma her early 90's
Growing old seems like it sucks ass and is a meme ambition, my mum has always said she doesn't really want to go past 80.
Paternal grandfather & maternal grandmother both died at 91
Paternal grandmother still alive at 92
Maternal grandfather died in his early 30's
>>51743384
They're in Malaysia, so yes.
>>51743871
Nice
>>51779366
>my mum has always said she doesn't really want to go past 80
Yeah, right, wait until she gets there.
All of my biological grandparents were dead by 70 famn
