[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

How often do Octagenarians jump out of buildings? Totally serious question.

[PghBaldy]

47% of old people jump to their deaths every year.

[4yearlurker]

Do you think somebody fired her out the 15th story window?

[PGR88]

Is there anyone left with any power, and anything to lose, that still needs to protect the Kennedy reputation?

Hell, I watched a documentary on PBS ( of all channels) that discussed openly JFK’s many affairs in the White House (they practically accused him of being a rapist), Jackie’s knowledge of them, the potential murder of Marilyn Monroe, JFK’s drug addiction, and the cheating in several elections, the biggest of which was Illinois in 1960.

Like the Soviet Union, or China, you can only start to talk openly about the crimes of leaders after many years have passed.

[Vendome]

Carefully...

[al baby]

Lots my dad lived in a retirement condo for 7 years they had what he called splaters a few times a year it was a 5 story place with balconys happens all the time

[x]

80 is the new 40 -- or at least the new 60.

Octogenarians are sprightlier now than they were in the past.

[PAR35]

Assisted suicide, of course.

[luvbach1]

How often do Octagenarians jump out of buildings? Totally serious question.

Very good point. Surviving to the age of 83, in itself, is evidence of considerable coping capacity. R.I.P.