between a man who is ov the age of 24 fit and dont smoke and hardly drinks and a man ov 36 who smokes and drinks more than the avarage man on a week day and drinks all weekend who is more likely to be able to fertalise an egg more sucsessfully

I've no idea, but many a baby has been conceived from a drunken night of abandoned passion.

Smokers and drinkers less likely to reproduce - less likely to produce a healthy offspring and less likely to stay healthy through the childs growing years.

well i can tell you that my partner is over 36 and before we had our baby liked 'a drink'. we conceived first time, so no damage done! He didnt smoke though.

It only takes one its not how many its how they swim. Little pig little pig can I cum in then I will huff and i`ll puff and blow your house in

Oh dear..is this a veiled 'Who's the daddy?' question...Looks like your 36 yr old hubby just lost out to that 24yr old one night stand you had on Girls Night Out!Is this a guess or three too far?

Obviously the younger, fitter and healthier man will be more likely to fertilese an egg, providing he has no other problems. Not all young, fit and healthy people are fertile you know! The older man who smokes and drinks has a lesser chance of fertilising an egg, but he still could.

I don't think drink affected my dad, he was a right p--- head and had ten children.

First off just the age difference is enough to make a difference. As a man gets older his whole system starts to slow down a man in his prime will produce fresh sperm every three days and as a man gets older it can take up to 5 days to replenish his sperm.Alchohool and cigarettes have a major impact on how much a man produces sperm it's very important to have a good amount of vitamin c and e to produce sperm and alcohool and cigarettes kill all the vitamin c and most of vitamin e in the human body.

I have read this on so many occassions that it muct be true.