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On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:55:24 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
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have got to get control of your government.

http://www.kcbs.com/SF-Considers-a-T...ffeine/1348719

That's already taxed here. We still have people shaped like the back
of
a
bus.

You do know that we've seen pictures of you. :)

Am I your current fantasy, captain?

Not at all.

Just saying. :)

OK, but I'm now eliminating the momentary glitch by walking 90 minutes a
day
with 50 pounds on my back, along with leg & arm weights. If you need a
late
night fantasy, focus on JohnH.:
http://tinyurl.com/2smbuj

Oh - a tad touchy there Dougie.

Tsk - no reason to get snippy just because they could put advertising
on your sides and a destination sign on your forehead.

So to speak. :)

Actually, I've been 170 +/- 2 lbs since college. I hit 188 this past
summer.
That's in the process of being fixed. There is no way I will go up an inch
in waste size. Can't happen. Not permissible.

LOL!!

I totally understand. I look like that proverbial bus myself, but I
can't do a damn thing about it unless I limit myself to one small baby
carrot in the morning, a spoon of cottage cheese at lunch and a
cracker at night. Due to the meds I take for my arthritis condition,
I can't get rid of the weight - my metabolism has slowed WAY down. As
it is, I only take in about 1200 calories a day and still weigh 250.

And I'm a pretty active type to boot - well, reasonably considering
the fact that I find walking a problem sometimes. I still do a couple
of miles a day and moderate strength stuff.

Hey, I'm used to it now. :)


Is the arthritis the reason for the interest in the bass guitar? Keep the
hands flexible & moving?