Overexercising excuses.

(Mannix) said:

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Some fat [censored] loser named Greg R <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Mannix,

I road my bike almost everyday (Including in the fall and winter
unless it snowed). I road my bike at least 5-10 miles a day.
On occasion I road my bike 20+ plus miles. I do have muscle
overgrowth and still do in my hips.

ROTLMFAO!

Quoted message said:

I basically over exercised.

STOP! You're killing me!!!

Quoted message said:

I may need knee replacement

Whatever you do, don't breed. You're really quite pathetic.

What do you suppose you do to 'road' a bike.

Fall off it so that it slides along the road?

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(Mannix) said:

Some fat censored loser named Greg R said:

Mannix,

I road my bike almost everyday (Including in the fall and winter
unless it snowed). I road my bike at least 5-10 miles a day.
On occasion I road my bike 20+ plus miles. I do have muscle
overgrowth and still do in my hips.

ROTLMFAO!

Quoted message said:

I basically over exercised.

STOP! You're killing me!!!

Quoted message said:

I may need knee replacement

Whatever you do, don't breed. You're really quite pathetic.

What do you suppose you do to 'road' a bike.

Fall off it so that it slides along the road?

You know exactly what he meant, idiot. Flies spread disease. Keep
yours closed.

LV

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You don't know my situation, plus you don't know my health
problems. You don't know how much I weight-I am not going to tell
you. I am not obese. I do have knee problems.

I have done some research on over exercise.

http://ruac.sport.ru.ac.za/aerobics/overexercise.html

You sound like #2
You Mannix and others like you need to stop posting to
soc.support.fat-acceptance

There are other newsgroups that you can ridicule fat people. Your time
will come when you are older and can't walk.

Greg R

Steven said:

(Mannix) said:

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Some fat [censored] loser named Greg R <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Mannix,

I road my bike almost everyday (Including in the fall and winter
unless it snowed). I road my bike at least 5-10 miles a day.
On occasion I road my bike 20+ plus miles. I do have muscle
overgrowth and still do in my hips.

ROTLMFAO!

Quoted message said:

I basically over exercised.

STOP! You're killing me!!!

Quoted message said:

I may need knee replacement

Whatever you do, don't breed. You're really quite pathetic.

What do you suppose you do to 'road' a bike.

Fall off it so that it slides along the road?

Greg R said:

There are other newsgroups that you can ridicule fat people. Your time
will come when you are older and can't walk.

Greg R

Sorry, I wasn't trying to ridicule fat people, or any other for that matter. For
some reason this thread starts with Mannix's post in my newsreader (But with no
'Re:' in the header, so I didn't have the context.

I just found the homonym error (road for rode) rather apposite for a bike.

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Greg R said:

There are other newsgroups that you can ridicule fat people. Your
time will come when you are older and can't walk.

Greg R

Sorry, I wasn't trying to ridicule fat people, or any other for that
matter. For some reason this thread starts with Mannix's post in my
newsreader (But with no 'Re:' in the header, so I didn't have the
context.

I just found the homonym error (road for rode) rather apposite for a
bike.

Mannix is a troll. I am sure even you could figure that out.

LV

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I rode a tank and held a General's rank
When the blitzkrieg raged and the bodies stank

- - - - Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
- ----------------------------------------
Today's mighty oak is yesterdays nut that held its ground.

- - -unknown
- ----------------------------------------
You are your greatest obstacle.

- - - unknown
- ----------------------------------------
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it means the idiot who started this thread is trolling
me or soc.support.fat-acceptance and I flamed his ass.
I consider the idiots I flame a waste of humanity
and deserving of all of the ill treatment I can
hand them. Idiots who ridicule fat people are worse
then vermin as far as I am concerned. If you don't
want to read my responses, trim the groups to where you want
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Sorry Steven,
I keep forgetting replies get mixed all up. I will just put Mannix on
my kill file. I just meant mannix and people that are like him. I use
google so I can reply to more than 2 newsgroups. My news server only
allows two.

Lady Veteran
Your right Mannix is a troll.

Greg R

Steven said:

Greg R said:

There are other newsgroups that you can ridicule fat people. Your time
will come when you are older and can't walk.

Greg R

Sorry, I wasn't trying to ridicule fat people, or any other for that matter. For
some reason this thread starts with Mannix's post in my newsreader (But with no
'Re:' in the header, so I didn't have the context.

I just found the homonym error (road for rode) rather apposite for a bike.

Whatever.

5-10 miles a day on a bike is not over exercise, whatever your weight.
Riding a bike will take the weight OFF your knees - cycling 10 miles a
day will not damage your knees, whether you are overweight or not.

Get back on the bike, it'll do you good.

(Mannix) said:

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Some fat [censored] loser named Greg R <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Mannix,

I road my bike almost everyday (Including in the fall and winter
unless it snowed). I road my bike at least 5-10 miles a day.
On occasion I road my bike 20+ plus miles. I do have muscle
overgrowth and still do in my hips.

ROTLMFAO!

Quoted message said:

I basically over exercised.

It can happen. I used to walk 1-2 miles almost every day. Sometimes I
would walk 4 plus miles. My doctor warned me at the time that I was going
to run myself into the ground. I should have listened to him because my
knees are damaged from overexercise.

Hang in there, Greg! <<<BIG FAT HUGS>>>

That's not caused by the exercise - it's the stress on the joints. I
know someone whose bones crumbled in both feet just from standing up.
No exercise involved, just too much weight.

Most "normal" people would walk that much in their normal daily
activities - don't call it "overexercise", it's not even "exercise" -
just eat less, FFS.

Big Betty said:

It can happen. I used to walk 1-2 miles almost every day. Sometimes I
would walk 4 plus miles. My doctor warned me at the time that I was
going
to run myself into the ground. I should have listened to him because my
knees are damaged from overexercise.

I've only noticed this thread since some uk.rec.cycling people
have replied to it, but let me say that the above is a big
steaming pile of horseshit.

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

But they must have been *special* miles, I suppose; extra hard miles
for some reason or other. Or did you simply let yourself get so out
of condition that you could no longer manage such a basic task?

I train (in various ways) about 10 hours per week. My joints are
just fine.

--
jc

Jeremy Collins said:

Big Betty said:

It can happen. I used to walk 1-2 miles almost every day. Sometimes I
would walk 4 plus miles. My doctor warned me at the time that I was
going
to run myself into the ground. I should have listened to him because my
knees are damaged from overexercise.

I've only noticed this thread since some uk.rec.cycling people
have replied to it, but let me say that the above is a big
steaming pile of horseshit.

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

But they must have been *special* miles, I suppose; extra hard miles
for some reason or other. Or did you simply let yourself get so out
of condition that you could no longer manage such a basic task?

I train (in various ways) about 10 hours per week. My joints are
just fine.

Yeah.,. sad isnt it?
Watching the 18 yos at work puffing after running up two flights of
stairs is sad too. And my flatmate who really believe that walking
downstairs to have a cigarette is exercise.

Walking aint exercise. Not unless its 20 miles with a backpack. Yeah
I know the doctor tells you its exercise but he means that compared with
sitting in a chair its exercise. And its a lot better than sitting
in a chair.

Doesnt the truth hurt?

Dave

Big Betty said:

(Mannix) said:

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Some fat [censored] loser named Greg R <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Mannix,

I road my bike almost everyday (Including in the fall and winter
unless it snowed). I road my bike at least 5-10 miles a day.
On occasion I road my bike 20+ plus miles. I do have muscle
overgrowth and still do in my hips.

ROTLMFAO!

Quoted message said:

I basically over exercised.

It can happen. I used to walk 1-2 miles almost every day. Sometimes I
would walk 4 plus miles. My doctor warned me at the time that I was going
to run myself into the ground. I should have listened to him because my
knees are damaged from overexercise.

I used to drink beer by picking up the full glass. Now I use a straw.
Much easier on the elbow. When I'm feeling really worn out I get my wife
to pour it straight down my throat.

Thank god for voice recognition software or I'd have got RSI typing this
post.

James
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"dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

You're also crossposting to a group where people have been known to run
50-100 miles at a time and none of this pansy-assed, superlight, downhill
bicycle [censored].

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

But they must have been *special* miles, I suppose; extra hard miles
for some reason or other. Or did you simply let yourself get so out
of condition that you could no longer manage such a basic task?

I train (in various ways) about 10 hours per week. My joints are
just fine.

Yeah.,. sad isnt it?
Watching the 18 yos at work puffing after running up two flights of
stairs is sad too. And my flatmate who really believe that walking
downstairs to have a cigarette is exercise.

Walking aint exercise. Not unless its 20 miles with a backpack. Yeah
I know the doctor tells you its exercise but he means that compared with
sitting in a chair its exercise. And its a lot better than sitting
in a chair.

Doesnt the truth hurt?

Dave

Twenty miles with a backpack is called a nice warmup dude.

On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 22:45:03 +0900, James Annan <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Thank god for voice recognition software or I'd have got RSI typing this
post.

Instead of from editing out all the resultant errors :-)

On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 13:28:59 GMT, "Jeremy Collins" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Big Betty said:

It can happen. I used to walk 1-2 miles almost every day. Sometimes I
would walk 4 plus miles. My doctor warned me at the time that I was
going
to run myself into the ground. I should have listened to him because my
knees are damaged from overexercise.

I've only noticed this thread since some uk.rec.cycling people
have replied to it, but let me say that the above is a big
steaming pile of horseshit.

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful.

Before you start taking the [censored], bear in mind that this woman may have (for
example) severe osteoarthritis, or osteoporosis.

Either of these conditions could make walking even relatively short distances
painful and inadvisable.

The sufferers of these conditions (amongst others) have enough problems and
don't need smart-arsed idiots talking down to them and making light of their
problems.

Spyder said:

"dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

You're also crossposting to a group where people have been known to run
50-100 miles at a time and none of this pansy-assed, superlight, downhill
bicycle [censored].

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

But they must have been *special* miles, I suppose; extra hard miles
for some reason or other. Or did you simply let yourself get so out
of condition that you could no longer manage such a basic task?

I train (in various ways) about 10 hours per week. My joints are
just fine.

Yeah.,. sad isnt it?
Watching the 18 yos at work puffing after running up two flights of
stairs is sad too. And my flatmate who really believe that walking
downstairs to have a cigarette is exercise.

Walking aint exercise. Not unless its 20 miles with a backpack. Yeah
I know the doctor tells you its exercise but he means that compared with
sitting in a chair its exercise. And its a lot better than sitting
in a chair.

Doesnt the truth hurt?

Dave

Twenty miles with a backpack is called a nice warmup dude.

Yup!

Spyder said:

"dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

You're also crossposting to a group where people have been known to run
50-100 miles at a time and none of this pansy-assed, superlight, downhill
bicycle [censored].

I think at my age and given my [censored] running style that ´might´ actually
be an excuse for the odd bit of knee pain. But enjoy 🙂

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

But they must have been *special* miles, I suppose; extra hard miles
for some reason or other. Or did you simply let yourself get so out
of condition that you could no longer manage such a basic task?

I train (in various ways) about 10 hours per week. My joints are
just fine.

Yeah.,. sad isnt it?
Watching the 18 yos at work puffing after running up two flights of
stairs is sad too. And my flatmate who really believe that walking
downstairs to have a cigarette is exercise.

Walking aint exercise. Not unless its 20 miles with a backpack. Yeah
I know the doctor tells you its exercise but he means that compared with
sitting in a chair its exercise. And its a lot better than sitting
in a chair.

Doesnt the truth hurt?

Dave

Twenty miles with a backpack is called a nice warmup dude.

Hey I was preaching to the lowest denominator. THo it can be reasonably
serious exercise depending on just how heacy the pack is. 🙂

On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 15:46:41 +0100, Steven <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Before you start taking the [censored], bear in mind that this woman may have
(for
example) severe osteoarthritis, or osteoporosis.

Either of these conditions could make walking even relatively short
distances
painful and inadvisable.

I have elderly relatives, and understand and empathise with these
conditions. Exercise, however, does not cause them.

I notice that one of the crossposted groups is "misc.fitness.weights".

I train with weights 3-4 times a week, and while I'm no bodybuilder,
I'm sure the inhabitants of that group will confirm that this kind of
loadbearing workout helps to *prevent* the weakening of joints and
the reduction of bone density in later life.

Some readers of that group will be also be very aware of *real*
overtraining, which is a big consideration if you're a serious
bodybuilder. Walking "1-2 miles" per day certainly does not count
as overexercising if one has taken reasonable care of ones health.

--
jc

Spyder said:

"dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

1-2 miles?!?! Oh, poor you! It must have been awful. Please bear
in mind that this thread (for some reason) is crossposted to a group
where the readers would think nothing of cycling 60-100 miles in a
day. And some of us go running and enjoy other sports too.

You're also crossposting to a group where people have been known to run
50-100 miles at a time and none of this pansy-assed, superlight, downhill
bicycle [censored].

LOL, fair enough. I hate running, personally, although my other half runs
marathons. She will attest that there is plenty of superlight, pansy-arsed
*uphill* stuff in cycling, too 😉

--
jc