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...getting off YOUR ass is right for YOU!
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a rant so right, even my right-winged friends can agree.
and speaking of asses...
[from a loyal reader--thanks!]
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THE ROAD IS OUR AGONY, BUT ALSO OUR DAILY BREAD - - - a series of memorable and forgettable rants, ramblings, and stories from the road. . .
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- the mostly reverend
- i've been riding bikes for over 50 years. by my way of thinking, that makes me an expert on everything relating to bicycles. just ask me.
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- the POLITICAL compass
- friday afternoon--we listen, here at the orphanage
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- more about religion
- cycling fashion, 2008
- just in time for gift-giving!
- over the coffee [remember that?]
- they don't call them "wily" for nothing
- damned cell phones
- how i spent my thanksgiving vacation
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- two peas in a pod
- it really wasn't that crowded
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- thank god i'm an atheist*
- NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND!!
- happy birthday, duane
- long story short: my weekend
- coffee and cyclocross weekend, part 1
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- your daily affirmation
- money, it's a crime
- your morning cup of otis
- campaign issues, circa 2007
- how to recruit team members
- in the interest of free-flowing discussion
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- from chad vande lune
- punk rock cycling training camp
- winter is here...what to do?
- a timely reminder: tough guy points
- bubba wants quality, bubba GETS quality
- make a note of this woman's name!
- loose stools and random thoughts
- a couple MORE things to worry about
- remembering the dog days of summer
- vegetarian humor
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1 comment:
I would have to agree with most of this. People complain that they are overweight, but they won't go for a walk, they'll drive everywhere, yet they'll eat 2x the number of calories that they need to eat in a day. Everyone wants to blame someone else, or their relatives, or their genes instead of taking some personal responsibility for their situation
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