First glance at that picture, and I thought someone had posted me on my 85, but I know I never rode with that gal, so it had to be someone else.
YES, the jabs at large people can hurt. I'm 250+ and don't even like looking at a pic of me. I don't have anyone wanting out of me, nor have I ever entertained the thought of eating my Vmax. Losing weight isn't a walk in the park like thin people always assume it is or should be. There are many reasons for a person to become overweight, and a lot of them are completely out of that person's control. Trust me, it can happen to the best of us. I certainly never thought it could be me.
I used to be 185 and bench over 300, run 10k's and life was good. Then came the blood clots. Medicines followed. POOF! +80lbs seamingly overnight. Then my hip joint took a ****. Then the new hip, and another 20lbs. bla bla bla. I could write a book about declining health, but too many have written it before.
Having a good sense of humor and smiling when someone sounds off about weight control, or lack thereof, doesn't mean it don't hurt on the inside.
I, too, hope Brad doesn't see this post. :bang head:
I'll make the same "brag" to anyone 'thinner' than me that I did on our Eureka Springs AR ride last spring: "take off. You can't leave me behind enough to matter". In other words: I can ride tolerable for an old fat man on a stock 85. :biglaugh::biglaugh:
nuff said, and I'll get off my soap box.
Now I'm wondering if that's why I don't have the highspeed wobbles....:ummm: .......and now I'm trying to make fun of myself.....:damn angry:
Enter your email address to join: