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Outnumbered by the girls, he's the last man standing
Supercentenarian: Jiroemon Kimura, right, is the last man alive to have been born in the 19th century. Photo: AP
With the death in Barbados on Thursday of James Emmanuel ''Doc'' Sisnett, at the age of 113 years and 90 days, Jiroemon Kimura, of Japan, has become the last man alive to have been born in the 19th century.
Literally the last man. There are, according to the Gerontolgy Research Group at UCLA, 21 women born before New Year's Day, 1901, who are still with us, most of them living in the United States or Japan, with others in Europe and Canada.
But while the females born in the reign of Queen Victoria strongly outnumber him, Mr Kimura, born on April 19, 1897, has one record the girls can't match - not just yet, anyway. At 116, the ''supercentenarian'' is the oldest human on the planet.
Supercentenarians are people who have lived past their 110th birthday, and while it's estimated that there may be 200 or 300 living today, only 60-odd have been verified by reliable birth records. Of them only two, Mr Kimura and Japanese woman Misao Okawa, are known to be still living aged 115 or older.
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Being born in the year 30 of the Meiji period, Mr Kimura has lived in the reigns of four emperors, and through the premierships of 61 Japanese prime ministers, from Matsukata Masayoshi to Shinzo Abe.
Mr Kimura retired in 1962 aged 65, after working for 45 years in the Japanese post office. He now lives in Kyōtango, Kyoto Prefecture, with his eldest son's widow, 83, and his grandson's widow, 59, and attributes his long life to eating small portions of food, and admits to spending most of his time ''in bed''.
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05-27-2013, 06:44 AM #1
He is the LAST MAN BORN IN 1800s still alive
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Dude looks pretty good for friggin 116 srs
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Would love to hear stories from him. He's essentially gone a ton of sh*t shows and survived.
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05-27-2013, 06:51 AM #13no shampoo crew
no porn yes fap crew
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thinks that social media and the internet are ruining the world crew
caring person who just wants to be accepted crew
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gets mad at his mom then feels bad for getting mad at his mom crew
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why do Japanese people always seem to pop up on these lists....you never hear of an asian or hispanic or indian etc living so long usually. Its always North Americans or Japanese ...they arent doing it wrong
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116 lmao
What is the point in life anymore at that age?
Brb sitting in chair all day
Brb can't take a **** without assistance
Brb no sloots
Brb nothing to do but sit there. Even reading would be boring, I'd know it all by then
Just kill me when I get old.Facial aesthetics determine attractiveness, all other attributes are just minor perks.
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Sloots come and go but moms are forever
Get to know your parents: you never know when they'll be gone for good.
Be nice to your siblings: they're your best link to your past and the people most likely to stick with you in the future.
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Wow, fascinating.
imagine, having lived in 3 different centuries... even tho he can't really remember the first one he was in since he was just a toddler.
But still.. he witnessed both World Wars. Industrialization. Some of the biggest advanced in technology and medicine.
That's crazy. Imagine his stories of the old days. I'm sure we could learn a thing or two from him.
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