It's Good to Be the King of Lean
Colorado's still the leanest. Just sayin'...
posted by Howard at 11:44 PM
Why Howard Laughed
Question: Will anyone read an architecture / cycling / global warming / peak oil / housing bubble bursting blog? Answer: Don't care, therapy is therapy. Looks like it's gonna be a long hard slog, uphill, into the gale, with rusty gears and a bad attitude.
Friday, July 04, 2008
Colorado's still the leanest. Just sayin'...
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About Me
- Name: Howard
- Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
I try to work as little as possible, but when I do, I bill at $75 an hour. I'm worth more, but illegal immigrants are holding down wages. And yeah, that's a picture of me... only I'm taller and younger. You want to believe me, don't you?
5 Comments:
What's sad is that even in the leanest state, 1 in 6 adults is obese. What exactly is the definition of obese anyway? Is it synonymous with overweight, or are we talking REALLY overweight?
I just calculated my BMI (6'4", 215 lbs.) and it turns out I'm not obese. What a relief. What's more, I back-calculated and discovered I could gain another 30 lbs. and still not be obese. However, at 31 I'd officially become a statistic. Which reminds me, I'm hungry.
It's because there's less gravity so people are taller, and you starve your children :)
We are right behind you at 20.9. #1 son lives in "The Bubble" is 5'10" and 155. He fits the profile of Colorado.
So one of our student workers has a t-shirt that says "I'm not fat, I'm American."
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