Why Did Men Used to Look Older? | Make This Make Sense

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  @ranspac3xdrag0n · 1 year ago

  Smoking, drinking, hard labor, war, and no sunscreen

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• MI

  @missinglinq · 1 year ago

  The irony is, the guy doing the story, despite the mullet, looks old.

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• SI

  @silencedowellii7872 · 1 year ago

  The exception to this rule is Steve Martin, he's been 50 yrs. old for the last 50 years!

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• PH

  @philipcox5041 · 7 months ago

  Im 60 but I only look 59

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• JU

  @justinniedermeyer · 1 year ago

  Every person that bro compared himself to being 46 years old looked younger than him.

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• BR

  @briteness · 1 year ago

  There’s a saying: smoking takes 20 years off your life and puts them on your face.

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• RI

  @RickC1Thirty7 · 11 months ago

  The guy didn't do any justice to himself with that comparison 😂

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• BR

  @BrettSewell-n7x · 9 months ago

  Hollywood actors always used to lower their age

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  @1001Hobbies · 1 year ago

  Notice how 25 year olds today still act like 16 year olds. Some of them like 14 year olds. It is not just the look, it is also the mentality.

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  @lordlittletoeq8537 · 10 months ago

  When i was high-school, we had seniors that looked 18, seniors that looked 12 and seniors we swore were secret government agents. Everyone ages differently.

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• MU

  @mundotaku_org · 11 months ago

  I love how he is saying he looks younger than people at his same age when he looks exactly like them. It's not the hair, it's the wrinkles, dude.

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  @JesseSaintJesse · 8 months ago

  He glosses over diet, which had a huge impact on people looking older - as well as working outdoors more - hard work in general -  drinking, and a desire to look older.  People dressed more maturely because they wanted to be seen as an adult.

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