Re: TRP: Summer, come now!
Except I'm far from. So it's okay for me.
Belongs on "This Is Why You're Fat"
Except I'm far from. So it's okay for me.
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TRP: Summer, come now!
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duper
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Re: TRP: Summer, come now!
Belongs on "This Is Why You're Fat"
Brent, I'm glad your response was on a different page. It gave me a moment to chuckle as I tried in vain to imagine that you have gotten fat since I met you a few years back.Except I'm far from. So it's okay for me.
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Yeah, you'll stay skinny and still tip over at 45 from clogged arteries.
Except I'm far from. So it's okay for me.
Yeah, you'll stay skinny and still tip over at 45 from clogged arteries.
nmupiccdiva
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Is it somewhat ironic that this came through my Tweeter feed right after I read this exchange?
Being "skinny-fat" can be just as dangerous as being obese
Jist of the article: you could have dangerous levels of fat around vital organs while still having a normal BMI and body weight.
Belongs on "This Is Why You're Fat"
Except I'm far from. So it's okay for me.
Is it somewhat ironic that this came through my Tweeter feed right after I read this exchange?
Being "skinny-fat" can be just as dangerous as being obese
Jist of the article: you could have dangerous levels of fat around vital organs while still having a normal BMI and body weight.
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Honestly, I eat fairly healthy. Get my grains and greens in, not much for junk food at all (about the only time I buy chips and stuff is if I'm having people over for a hockey game, and even then, it's rare). Avoid the fast-food except Chipotle/Subway on occasion, and the super-rare Baconator treat. I hardly drink pop, either. One Dew a day, for lunch.
You guys got me on Monsters, though. I really should buy stock in that company. I give them enough money.
I chalk my skinnyness up to genes, high metabolism, and physical job.
Honestly, I eat fairly healthy. Get my grains and greens in, not much for junk food at all (about the only time I buy chips and stuff is if I'm having people over for a hockey game, and even then, it's rare). Avoid the fast-food except Chipotle/Subway on occasion, and the super-rare Baconator treat. I hardly drink pop, either. One Dew a day, for lunch.
You guys got me on Monsters, though. I really should buy stock in that company. I give them enough money.
I chalk my skinnyness up to genes, high metabolism, and physical job.
FadeToBlack&Gold
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I could be doing considerably better in some areas. Namely moderate exercise, and less weekend boozing. Food, I've generally got it covered - eat my veggies, only go out to lunch twice a week (though I do have a weakness for good corned beef and pastrami - at least it's real food and not McD's). Still, compared to the majority of Americans and quite a few people in my office, I could be doing a lot worse. It seems like half my coworkers smoke (more likely I just happen to sit around all the smokers) and many are fast food/pop addicts.
I could be doing considerably better in some areas. Namely moderate exercise, and less weekend boozing. Food, I've generally got it covered - eat my veggies, only go out to lunch twice a week (though I do have a weakness for good corned beef and pastrami - at least it's real food and not McD's). Still, compared to the majority of Americans and quite a few people in my office, I could be doing a lot worse. It seems like half my coworkers smoke (more likely I just happen to sit around all the smokers) and many are fast food/pop addicts.
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Yep. If people don't get proper nutrients and/or don't get sufficient exercise, they can die of the very same causes (clogged arteries, etc) as those who are overweight. And as far as Brent's job goes, unless he's getting good cardio there, it isn't doing him much good. Lifting heavy objects repeatedly will make you stronger, but it won't do jack for your heart or lungs.Yeah, you'll stay skinny and still tip over at 45 from clogged arteries.
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On my feet for 8-10 hours a day. I actually am curious as to how many miles I walk. You're constantly moving, whether it just be upper body with the twists/turns/lifting, or lower by walking around getting product/etc, it's somewhat of a workout, IMO (at least for what I do). There are roles where it's not a workout at all, I admit. But you don't see a non-strong/non-aerobic person in any roles/similar roles to mine.
If you're out of shape, you won't be a "forklift jockey," because your efficiency/production/whatever they call it numbers will show that you can't do the job at the pace that is expected. Not that we are all Adonises (we aren't) but we're not the 'MURICA! types either.
On my feet for 8-10 hours a day. I actually am curious as to how many miles I walk. You're constantly moving, whether it just be upper body with the twists/turns/lifting, or lower by walking around getting product/etc, it's somewhat of a workout, IMO (at least for what I do). There are roles where it's not a workout at all, I admit. But you don't see a non-strong/non-aerobic person in any roles/similar roles to mine.
If you're out of shape, you won't be a "forklift jockey," because your efficiency/production/whatever they call it numbers will show that you can't do the job at the pace that is expected. Not that we are all Adonises (we aren't) but we're not the 'MURICA! types either.
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Just sayin' that there are legend cover bands in this area, and playing a big city is a big step.
Just sayin' that there are legend cover bands in this area, and playing a big city is a big step.
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There are some bands around here that are ones you have to see. The Johnny Holm's Band is one. His daughter is now singing for the band part of the time, doesn't matter. Boogie Wonderland is another. The bands that get hired for corporate events, or are guaranteed a sellout for the venue.
There are some bands around here that are ones you have to see. The Johnny Holm's Band is one. His daughter is now singing for the band part of the time, doesn't matter. Boogie Wonderland is another. The bands that get hired for corporate events, or are guaranteed a sellout for the venue.
bigblue_dl
Armed
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Johnny Holms' daughter is smokin' hot. That's all I have to say about that.
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Being on your feet for eight hours isn't at all tied to whether or not you are strengthening / improving the efficiency of your heart / lungs (which is what actual exercise does). While that activity will help burn calories, it won't do much to improve your health. It'll prevent you from becoming morbidly obese, but that's pretty much it.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
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What about walking outside from 7:30 am until about 10:30 pm?
What about walking outside from 7:30 am until about 10:30 pm?
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Walking is better than jogging (it could be pronounced "yawging") due to less stress on the knees, and still being an aerobic exercise.
Walking is better than jogging (it could be pronounced "yawging") due to less stress on the knees, and still being an aerobic exercise.
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I'm curious to know what Brent's baseline blood pressure / resting heart rate is.
If you're doing it at a leisurely pace, again, it's not doing a hell of a lot for you.
I'm curious to know what Brent's baseline blood pressure / resting heart rate is.
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