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Mental Illness and Cycling

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  1. Regular physical activity can help protect you from serious diseases
    like obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness, diabetes and
    arthritis. Riding your bike, doesn't matter what style or model,
    regularly is one of the best ways to tackle the health problems
    associated with a sedentary lifestyle.

    Cycling is a great way to exercise and achieve healthy levels of
    fitness and activity. Cycling is also fun, cheap and good for the
    environment. Using your bike to get around is a great way to stay
    active as part of your everyday activities.

  2. [email hidden] wrote:
    :: Regular physical activity can help protect you from serious diseases
    :: like obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness, diabetes and
    :: arthritis. Riding your bike, doesn't matter what style or model,
    :: regularly is one of the best ways to tackle the health problems
    :: associated with a sedentary lifestyle.
    ::
    :: Cycling is a great way to exercise and achieve healthy levels of
    :: fitness and activity. Cycling is also fun, cheap and good for the
    :: environment. Using your bike to get around is a great way to stay
    :: active as part of your everyday activities.

    Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's one reason
    we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.

  3. Roger Zoul said:

    Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's one reason
    we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.

    Up to a point: arbr has had /plenty/ of illustration of some seriously
    (and prolifically!) sad cases of counter-examples...

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

  4. Peter Clinch said:
    Roger Zoul said:

    Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's one
    reason we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.

    Up to a point: arbr has had /plenty/ of illustration of some seriously
    (and prolifically!) sad cases of counter-examples...

    Pete.

    Potato!
    --
    Three wheels good, two wheels ok

    www.catrike.co.uk

  5. Buck said:
    Peter Clinch said:
    Roger Zoul said:

    Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's one
    reason we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.

    Up to a point: arbr has had /plenty/ of illustration of some seriously
    (and prolifically!) sad cases of counter-examples...

    Pete.

    Potato!
    --
    Three wheels good, two wheels ok

    www.catrike.co.uk

    HMMM..... ARBR.....sad cases.....prolifically.....counter examples....
    .....just a guess- any relation: Potato - and the US slang - BINGO! ?

  6. On Feb 13, 3:17 am, Buck <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    Potato!

    Potatoe!

    --
    Dan Quayle

  7. Roger Zoul said:

    [email hidden] wrote:

    :: Regular physical activity can help protect you from serious diseases
    :: like obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness, diabetes and
    :: arthritis. Riding your bike, doesn't matter what style or model,
    :: regularly is one of the best ways to tackle the health problems
    :: associated with a sedentary lifestyle.
    ::
    :: Cycling is a great way to exercise and achieve healthy levels of
    :: fitness and activity. Cycling is also fun, cheap and good for the
    :: environment. Using your bike to get around is a great way to stay
    :: active as part of your everyday activities.

    Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's one reason
    we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.

    To converse with the mentally ill?

    --
    Tom Sherman - Clueless Newbie
    The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

  8. Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman wrote:
    :: On Feb 12, 12:51 pm, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    ::: [email hidden] wrote:
    :::
    ::::: Regular physical activity can help protect you from serious
    ::::: diseases like obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness,
    ::::: diabetes and arthritis. Riding your bike, doesn't matter what
    ::::: style or model, regularly is one of the best ways to tackle the
    ::::: health problems associated with a sedentary lifestyle.
    :::::
    ::::: Cycling is a great way to exercise and achieve healthy levels of
    ::::: fitness and activity. Cycling is also fun, cheap and good for the
    ::::: environment. Using your bike to get around is a great way to stay
    ::::: active as part of your everyday activities.
    :::
    ::: Hmm....you'd think that most people here realize this and that's
    ::: one reason we hang out in a cycling related newsgroup.
    ::
    :: To converse with the mentally ill?

    To converse with like minded people who are likely mentally ill, yes!

    ::
    :: --
    :: Tom Sherman - Clueless Newbie
    :: The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

  9. Comrade Edward Dolan said:

    ...
    The most seriously deranged individual I have even encountered on this
    newsgroup is Tom Sherman. The fact that he is intelligent just makes him all
    that much more dangerous. He is a liberal ideologue of the worst stripe and
    not far removed from being a socialist and a communist....

    Communism is one big party!

    --
    Comrade Tom - People's Republic of Holstein-Friesland Bovinia

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