LittleBigMan
08-01-01, 08:54 PM
Shiney car, sharp clothes, ultra-bright teeth, clean nails and desk.
Great!
How clean are your arteries?
:confused:
Great!
How clean are your arteries?
:confused:
Training & Nutrition - Cleanliness
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Chris L
08-01-01, 09:44 PM
Originally posted by Pete Clark
Shiney car, sharp clothes, ultra-bright teeth, clean nails and desk.
Great!
How clean are your arteries?
Hey Pete, dude, what's up man? You seem to be unusually vitriolic today :confused:
Chris
Shiney car, sharp clothes, ultra-bright teeth, clean nails and desk.
Great!
How clean are your arteries?
Hey Pete, dude, what's up man? You seem to be unusually vitriolic today :confused:
Chris
JonR
08-01-01, 11:48 PM
Of course I can't speak for Pete, but when I'm in that kind of mood, it's because I'm unusually realistic, not vitriolic.... :crash:
RonH
08-02-01, 07:33 AM
I still want to know how Pete (or anyone else) can be posting at 10:45 pm and get up early the next morning to ride to work? :confused:
I have to be in bed by 10:30 :sleep: or I have a really hard time even moving the next morning, much less cycling. :)
I have to be in bed by 10:30 :sleep: or I have a really hard time even moving the next morning, much less cycling. :)
LittleBigMan
08-02-01, 08:20 AM
Originally posted by Chris L
Hey Pete, dude, what's up man? You seem to be unusually vitriolic today :confused:
Chris
:D
Naw. Just as I was getting on the freight elevator from the garage, I noticed a car parked right next to it, in the same spot is always is. The tires were cleaner than brand-new, and there was not the tiniest speck of dust on the entire vehicle.
The driver of this car always dresses immaculately (the opposite of yours truly.) So far, I am amazed and in awe. But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
:confused:
Hey Pete, dude, what's up man? You seem to be unusually vitriolic today :confused:
Chris
:D
Naw. Just as I was getting on the freight elevator from the garage, I noticed a car parked right next to it, in the same spot is always is. The tires were cleaner than brand-new, and there was not the tiniest speck of dust on the entire vehicle.
The driver of this car always dresses immaculately (the opposite of yours truly.) So far, I am amazed and in awe. But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
:confused:
Chris L
08-02-01, 04:32 PM
Originally posted by Pete Clark
The driver of this car always dresses immaculately (the opposite of yours truly.) So far, I am amazed and in awe. But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
If you want to be really vicious you could think of it as natural selection.
Chris
The driver of this car always dresses immaculately (the opposite of yours truly.) So far, I am amazed and in awe. But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
If you want to be really vicious you could think of it as natural selection.
Chris
LittleBigMan
08-02-01, 07:34 PM
Unfortunately, that is very true...
Steele-Bike
08-04-01, 02:42 PM
Originally posted by Pete Clark
But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
:confused:
It is much easier to change what is around you, than to change what is inside you. Most people choose the path of least resistance. Sad but true.
But why don't people pay attention to the parts of their lives which is more important: their bodies?
:confused:
It is much easier to change what is around you, than to change what is inside you. Most people choose the path of least resistance. Sad but true.