Why are you all too fat for this sport?
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Why are you all too fat for this sport?
Here's why.
I calculated the caloric intake I require (age 52, 170 lbs.) to maintain body weight without exercise: 1700 calories daily. That's not too many calories, particularly considering my proclivity for yodels and Lays Sour Cream and Onion potato chips. I'm telling you that whatever your notion of how many calories you need, it's inflated, much like your pathetic Fred asses.
Eff me. As if that even needed to be said.
I will now STFU and ride my bike.
I calculated the caloric intake I require (age 52, 170 lbs.) to maintain body weight without exercise: 1700 calories daily. That's not too many calories, particularly considering my proclivity for yodels and Lays Sour Cream and Onion potato chips. I'm telling you that whatever your notion of how many calories you need, it's inflated, much like your pathetic Fred asses.
Eff me. As if that even needed to be said.
I will now STFU and ride my bike.
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Peloton Shelter Dog
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Oh by the way, the calories you burn cycling are probably not as high as you think they are either. Figure 400-500 cal per hour if you're going easy. 700-1000 per hour if you're really going hard (intervals, racing).
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I'm going on net 1330 cals a day, using 35cals per mile. I'm down from 245 to 198. Under 170 I'd look emaciated at 5'10" with my musculature. 175 is my goal.
And yes, we all eat too much.
And yes, we all eat too much.
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hey PCAD, you are so too fat for this sport. later.
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thanks for spoiling the 3 pieces of pizza I just ate.
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I recently discovered a recipe for red velvet cake; it is so moist and delicious, and easy to make too. The cream cheese frosting is what really puts it over the top. In conclusion, liking fatty foods and being able to make said fatty foods is a bad combination.
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the one thing I do like about all this food bidness is that I've discovered foods that make me happy. Beets and rice crackers, wax cut beans, fat free yoghurt, black olives etc.
I've replaced salt with vinegar. Parmesan replaced with sesame seeds etc. I've discovered the joy of cooking food again.
I've replaced salt with vinegar. Parmesan replaced with sesame seeds etc. I've discovered the joy of cooking food again.
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But I am too old for this sport, too smart for this sport, and too busy for this sport (this week).
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I need to ride more... and eat less.
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wanna see if you're really too fat? play squash for a couple hours with a competent player.
check your ego at the door.
check your ego at the door.
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Yes I am, So what?
At 6'5 and 270 I'm a little large for this sport.
P Cad, you said it best' " eff you" now STFU and go ride your bike.
At 6'5 and 270 I'm a little large for this sport.
P Cad, you said it best' " eff you" now STFU and go ride your bike.

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Cool link... Thanks... 
Now I gotta find out how to appreciate lower fat cheeses and beersezz... I am too fat for a lot of things, but that is why I ride. To become less fat, and more fasterer...

Now I gotta find out how to appreciate lower fat cheeses and beersezz... I am too fat for a lot of things, but that is why I ride. To become less fat, and more fasterer...
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Where's the guy who's mom asked him if he had AIDS?
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Being young and having a high metabolism really helps.
I'm pretty light, but it doesn't mean I'm fast. Guys 50 pounds more than me have dropped me on climbs.
I'm pretty light, but it doesn't mean I'm fast. Guys 50 pounds more than me have dropped me on climbs.
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