Sequoia, with posts like you've made in this thread (and others) you wonder why so many question if you're really Harley?!?! ![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](/styles/default/xenforo/vbSmilies/Normal/tongue.gif)
You've summed it all up for me. I am with you on the "only in America" bit. Whenever I see that in a post (or sometimes a thread), I lose all interest in everything else said.
I may not be American by birth, but I willingly took out my citizenship here. And I put my life on the line (several times) defending her in her armed forces. So everyone bashing the United States please acknowledge that you are putting yourself directly in my line of fire for a quite steamy verbal retort.
And anyone slating overweight people in generalistic terms, you're edging in from a different angle to that very same line of fire. Some may remember me describing my wife a little. If she read that I was posting some of these numbers on here, my posting priviledges might be revoked on a permenant basis due to lack of physical ability to type!!
My son is turning 13 this year. My wife has been valiantly trying since he was born to lose the 100 pounds (yes, that was ONE HUNDRED POUNDS) that she gained during the pregnancy. She eats quite healthy (much more so than I do), she eats MUCH smaller portions than I do, she does on average twice to three times the exercise and activity than I do, and yet she is a little over 180 pounds at five feet tall. And here's me at 175 at 6'3". And I eat like a pig (Hungry Man 1.5 pound meals are a snack). If it ain't deep fried, don't serve it to me. My idea of exercising is driving a stick shift to the store instead of an automatic. So my little family kind of blows any theory of "smaller portions, exercise more" out the window, doesn't it?
Anyways, I've got better things to do than argue about "only in America" or "eat less, exercise more" with people that ....... never mind. As I said, I've got better things to do. Like watch for the image of the virgin Mary to appear in my cig smoke.......
![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](/styles/default/xenforo/vbSmilies/Normal/tongue.gif)
You've summed it all up for me. I am with you on the "only in America" bit. Whenever I see that in a post (or sometimes a thread), I lose all interest in everything else said.
I may not be American by birth, but I willingly took out my citizenship here. And I put my life on the line (several times) defending her in her armed forces. So everyone bashing the United States please acknowledge that you are putting yourself directly in my line of fire for a quite steamy verbal retort.
And anyone slating overweight people in generalistic terms, you're edging in from a different angle to that very same line of fire. Some may remember me describing my wife a little. If she read that I was posting some of these numbers on here, my posting priviledges might be revoked on a permenant basis due to lack of physical ability to type!!
My son is turning 13 this year. My wife has been valiantly trying since he was born to lose the 100 pounds (yes, that was ONE HUNDRED POUNDS) that she gained during the pregnancy. She eats quite healthy (much more so than I do), she eats MUCH smaller portions than I do, she does on average twice to three times the exercise and activity than I do, and yet she is a little over 180 pounds at five feet tall. And here's me at 175 at 6'3". And I eat like a pig (Hungry Man 1.5 pound meals are a snack). If it ain't deep fried, don't serve it to me. My idea of exercising is driving a stick shift to the store instead of an automatic. So my little family kind of blows any theory of "smaller portions, exercise more" out the window, doesn't it?
Anyways, I've got better things to do than argue about "only in America" or "eat less, exercise more" with people that ....... never mind. As I said, I've got better things to do. Like watch for the image of the virgin Mary to appear in my cig smoke.......