Weirding out my daughter's friend

On Wed, 8 Jun 2005 07:30:29 -0600, "Matthew"
wrote:

They have weights at the gym too. You should try them sometime.

Who needs it? Buy a Brompton and get the upper-body workout as you
carry it to and from the train platform :-)


Guy
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"Let’s have a moment of silence for all those Americans who are stuck
in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the stationary bicycle."
- Earl Blumenauer

C.J.Patten wrote:

"Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who are stuck
in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the stationary bicycle." -
Earl Blumenauer.


ROTFLMAO! What a great quote!!!

I really do not think the people who join gyms do so to ride a
stationary bike. You can buy a stationary for a lot less than a gym
membership.

When I go to my gym the only thing I do not have to wait in line for,
or sign up for are the bicycles.

Most of the people I see at the gym are working with the weights. Free
weights and weight machines. The classes are also crammed with people.


I think alot of people go to the gym for the classes where they receive
guidance and instruction. They also like the pool and saunas. Getting
a massage is also a plus. ;-)

Cycling is a good thing. Gyms are a good thing as well. Anything that
gets your ass off the couch is a good thing.

Maggie

It was hot
She was cool and sultry
We made love
I was broke and lonely

RS-

Well if she's a total wimp, he requires a more suitable model ;-)



Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

Maggie

"Matthew" wrote in message
...

C.J.Patten wrote in message
...

You know, a gym membership is expensive - never mind the time spent
like a hamster on the equipment.

They have weights at the gym too. You should try them sometime.


Now now... I think my original message has been misconstrued.

I did point out I had friends with club memberships - I have no issue with
that. I just happen to have a set of weights at home - nevermind the nearest
gym is about a 45minute drive away from me...

My point was, the OP's daughter's friend (OPDF? didn't seem to "get it"
when it came to a healthy lifestyle.

Maggie wrote:

Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

No, it's like livestock. He should check her gait and her teeth.

AustinMN wrote:
Maggie blurted out:
God knows my parents looked at my generation (60's) and thought we were
all nuts.

Being a child of the 70's, I look back and conclude you really were all
nuts. ;-)

Austin

OK....you were a child born out of the ERA OF DISCO and you are telling
me we were nuts. What the heck is worse than Disco?

DO THE HUSTLE!!!

Maggie

"Will" wrote in message
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Maggie wrote:

Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

No, it's like livestock. He should check her gait and her teeth.


Indeed ;-)

Cheers, helen s

"Maggie" wrote in message
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Well if she's a total wimp, he requires a more suitable model ;-)



Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

Maggie


A tractor may well prove to be more reliable ;-)

On 8 Jun 2005 06:58:01 -0700, "Will" wrote:



Maggie wrote:

Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

No, it's like livestock. He should check her gait and her teeth.

Please enclose picture...of tractor.

jj

Will wrote:


Maggie wrote:

Wait who wrote the above sentence? A more suitable model???? What is
he doing, buying a tractor?

No, it's like livestock. He should check her gait and her teeth.

Hey! This *is* a cycling newsgroup. That should be *cadence* not gait.



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