Comments on: How to Do Many Unrelated Things

By: Unknown

Unknown — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 11:18:07 +0000

I was supposed to take KIDS to that movie? Hmmm.

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 01:52:32 +0000

Yikes, five boxes of Thin Mints delivered by the local girl scout…can’t eat just one (box)!

By: A Dawn Tinsley

A Dawn Tinsley — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 23:22:36 +0000

"It was the kind of hungry that makes you wander around the kitchen, stuffing things from the fridge and pantry into your mouth while you wait for the microwave to finish."

I thought I was the only one…

By: Fat Cyclist

Fat Cyclist — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 22:49:42 +0000

botched – no, i showed remarkable restraint, through the medium of not getting a popcorn refill. instead, i just stuck my face into the barrell and licked out the butter grease goo.

argentius – wow, your wreck made my little ding seem like nothing. which, mostly, it was. btw, while you can’t type html into the comments field here, you can link, using the comment toolbar. for example, i linked to your blog at the beginning of this paragraph.

caloi – you haven’t lived until you’ve upended a bag of chocolate chips into your mouth and not stopped pouring until your cheeks puffed out like a chipmunks.

dug – yeah, i do the same thing with the twins. i’m guessing ron howard must’ve had similar problems with the books, because a lot of that is gone in the movie, while keeping the charm of the illustrations. the only thing i didn’t like in the movie was when they’d supplement the traditional cel-type animation with 3-d computer animations. the two just don’t go well together, in my book.

stormcrowe – peanut butter on a burger? why not? i’ll try it.

al – i had the right to be much angrier than i was. the thing is, i just don’t get that angry. i have lack-of-anger management issues. and you notice how once you screw up a diet, going into a full-on food gorging diet tailspin is almost inevitable? it’s like a dam breaking, to hop metaphors.

bikemike – that’s good advice, if i want to start riding in the clydesdale class.

keepyerbag – ahhhh. you’re talking about the watertower. no, i’m not buying that, but i am buying the rights to paint a giant billboard advertising my blog on it. because, as you note, i make so much money with this blog.

tayfur – you know, i expected that you’d be gorging on something different in turkey. turns out pizza is the universal food of fatty bikers, eh?

kris – you have the gall to claim i have gall? i’ve been advocating very frequent saves ever since i was a customer support operator back at wp.

barry – tomorrow isn’t coming? well, in that case, i’m having burritos tonight.

theEdge – riding in the cold sucks bad. you should never feel bad about skipping a ride in the cold, and should feel superheroic anytime you go ahead and brave the elements. feel better?

mike – i tell you, these things come in threes. you, me, and argentius last weekend, so the world’s safe again.

By: BIg Mike In Oz

BIg Mike In Oz — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 21:37:43 +0000

I was nearly finished off by a car on Saturday. Actually a procession of about 15 cars. I was riding along the highway and needed to go past an interchange but the cars using the off-ramp were bumper to bumper. So I took the off ramp and then waited for a gap to U-turn and get back on the highway. Car number 20something was indicating allowing me to assume they were turning and further assuming there would be a gap in the traffic. So I turned through the gap that wasn’t there because apparently their indicator had been flashing incessantly for half an hour or more and meant nothing. They did however manage to stop before hitting me and accepting my mouthful of anti-praise for their amazing lack of driving skill.

By: jim

jim — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 20:55:24 +0000

You always make me feel better about blowing my diet on the weekend. Now if you would just make me feel better about not riding in cold weather, we would have an excellent friendship.

By: barry1021

barry1021 — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 20:26:57 +0000

Well i cannot ride like FC, but at least I don’t save at the end of every line, What a wuss!!
Ending a diet with the anti-diet is bad (I am getting more convinced that we are destined to eat an exact amount of calories in our lifetime, and dieting just causes us to change the timing thereof), but STARTING a diet with the anti-diet is worse. It’s the "I might as well eat this whole pizza myself tonight because tomorrow, it’s watercress and flaxseed…". Then, of course, tomorrow never comes.

B21

By: Unknown

Unknown — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:35:08 +0000

C’mon fattie!You have the gall to claim that you caught Serial Ctrl+S Disorder from WordPerfect? You intimate that there’s no reason to do so anymore but that it’s a habit you can’t break? You are SUCH a Softie. Even their Marketing Reps show a little more honesty than that. I suspect you’ve been downing the complimentary purple Kool Aide at an even greater rate than you’re scarfing movie popcorn.I’m a tech writer, too, but my contract doesn’t require me to make our software feel Really Special About Itself. On the other hand, props to you for keeping upright and, perhaps moreso, wearing shorts on Saturday! It was COLD down here in Oly.Kris

By: tayfuryagci

tayfuryagci — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:55:46 +0000

anti-diet? sounds like my kinda weekend. seriously I anti-dieted with a huge pizza with a huge pizza yesterday after half a week of serious dieting. Guess it wasn’t a pretty sight, my parents watched me roll the jalapeno and salami pizza, put stuffing in it and gobble it down with a liter of pepsi. so much for the MTB XC season starting.

By: Unknown

Unknown — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:46:15 +0000

With your hefty product endorsement fees and general Fatty Fame do you intend to buy that notch of property that makes the map of Soaring Eagle Regional Park look like an LP from the cutout bin?

Whoops, I’m showing my age here, perhaps I should say a floppy disk with an uncovered write protect notch. . .yeah, like that helped.