archenemy

Nice work. I've actually taken out my bike a couple times this year. Better than last year. Baby steps for me. Baby steps.

over and over again

absolutely.

If you were anyone else, I'd say I would rub your face in those brownies. But to get beaten up by a dwarf in front of my friends would be just too embarrassing. Good thing I am in the weight class above yours.

I feel bad for docs who have to deal with that every single day. And then we get mad at them for "pushing drugs". It must be frustrating for them to want to see people healthy, but then not have folks want to do anything about their own health. And then get reamed by insurance assholes to top it all off. Bummer.

Sounds good. Can I invite myself over?

No one photographed that part. I had to set down the camera.

That is the most ghey graphic EVER.

No, I'm taller.

Holly schnikees. I'm 120/70 My doc says, "people would pay for bp like yours" and I say "What, you think my gym membership is free?"

You are annoying.

Sure. Branch and pinecones are more interesting anyway.

No. I'm always on top so it doesn't affect me.

Have you purchased life insurance? You get a physical, and they take down your weight. The premium depends on whether you are overweight, smoke, have high-blood pressure, etc. That is fair, and I think the same should be done for health insurance, especially if it gets nationalized. There is a difference between suffering from an ailment due to "bad luck" (including genetics) and purposely engaging in an unhealthy, destructive lifestyle. Yes, I have life insurance. And all types of insurance are gauged for the individual as far as I know. Even within company insurance, it is measured. The more you use it, the more you pay.

I am living proof that a fattie can survive the wilds of Seattle. So is RumR.

And I like torture when it is semi-pretend and happens in the bedroom. And doesn't involve a bike.

my pleasure.

I am not for people all paying the same insurance rates period. As I said, I am torn down the middle on this issue. I do have problems with people who think their part of their insurance costs magically cover everyone else. It covers you as well.

a perfect spiceman? Is that like Posh?

Start a demonstration. Seattle people love those.

Hey, I didn't think the waterboarding was that big a deal either. But you won't catch me riding my bike in the rain. I can't handle the swamp-ass-with-grit feeling in my crack. Eww.

Even people of normal weight and healthy lifestyle get diabetes, cancer, strokes, etc. And fat people can live a long, healthy life. So it is a little over the top to say you aren't going to pay your part of health insurance that magically goes to fat people b/c they are fat. I realize being fat is a choice for many, but so is pregnancy--and that is expensive for us all as well. So how can we start saying we don't want to pay for these other people's choices? I'm always a bit torn in the middle by this insurance issue btw.

Actually, that is kinda funny now that you mention it.

And they probably don't want to pay for your testicular cancer.

Fess up, you were eating the other woman, weren't you?