Training Ride
Daniel and Fatty are preparing for
a 100-mile bike ride in October.
We rode 35 miles today;
We rode 35 miles today;
Salisbury to Powellville and back to Salisbury.
posted by Fat Billy | Sunday, July 30, 2006
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Sunday, July 30, 2006
9 Comments:
I like how my photos are level, while yours are all tilted.
Must be an optical illusion.
The nicest photo, in my opinion, is the one of the two bikes next to each other. It symbolizes friendship.
Thank you May.
I enjoyed your interpretation.
I am glad.
Why do you call yourself "fat"? And Billy is short for William?
If you go all the way back to the beginning of this BLOG, you will see that it started out as a weight loss journal. That didn't seem too interesting so I moved on to other things. I still need to drop about 50 pounds but it's not going very well.
And yes, my name is William ... or Billy ... or Bill.
It is incredible what kind of silly questions people (me) can ask. Still, one asks to know.
Then I will read more of your blog - I think that I came here through a chain of other blogs.
Anyway, supposing that you are one of the two men in these pictures, you don't look as big as to be labeled "fat". I was reading a statistics recently and only 15% of obese people classified themselves correctly.
I am European and here the problem of eccess weight is not as severe as it is in the US. I must say that I was shocked, during a recent vacation, to see so many huge Americans (and so huge).
Keep on exercising! I do the same.
...I do not mean to say that everything in life is about weight.
Update:
now that I've read your blog, I know more about your diet and about the fact that the two men in the recent pictures are probably father and son. Am I right?
My sons are much younger - one couldn't mistake them for my friends!
Yes, you are correct. That is my son Daniel in the red shirt and I am in the orange.
And, you are also correct in saying that too many Americans are shockingly huge. Our diet and exercise habits are disgusting.
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