Joe24
More serious cyclist than Bonj
- Location
- Nottingham
Yenners, i admit to being a twat. I wanted it under my name, but wasnt allowed it.
You can call me a **** aswell if you like
You can call me a **** aswell if you like
Joe24 said:Yenners, i admit to being a twat. I wanted it under my name, but wasnt allowed it.
You can call me a **** aswell if you like
yenrod said:Joe I couldnt demean a great man any further than I have.
Cubist said:<Snip>
Now, Cubester is big for his age, stands at 5'5", and weighs just over 9.5 stone. He is broad shouldered and deep chested with well-muscled legs and shoulders. <Snip again>
We have been given advice to "make him get a more exercise" and have suggested we encourage him to "walk more"
FFS
Second that. Better yet, challenge the adults that are saying he need to exercise more to a little cycle / swimming race and see how he does.summerdays said:Challenge them to set a test against some of the other pupils and see who comes out on top.
Cubist said:What's even worse is the current thing in primary schools. In a bid to get our kids fitter and healthier they have weighed and measured all year 6 (11 yr olds) at our kids' school. Based ONLY on BMI they have declared that Cubester is "obese". In fact, they say he fits in the 98th centile for overweight kids. I've calculated his BMI to be at the upper end of the "normal" range, but they insist that no 11 year old should be that big.
Now, Cubester is big for his age, stands at 5'5", and weighs just over 9.5 stone. He is broad shouldered and deep chested with well-muscled legs and shoulders. He plays rugby, thinks nothing of cycling 15 or so miles off-road with the grown-ups at our local MTB club on hilly terrain, and happily cycles up the 1.5 mile 650ft ascent hill home from school. Most importantly he and his sister swim competitively for a well-recognised local club. Their training sessions last an hour, in which time the training schedule will have made them cover some 2500 to 2800 metres. He does that twice or three times a week. He's currently badgering me to take him out all day on the bikes. Both he and his sister are very fit indeed, and I can't remember the last time I saw either of them struggle for either strength or stamina
We have been given advice to "make him get a more exercise" and have suggested we encourage him to "walk more"
FFS
karen.488walker said:Someone gave my husband a copy of FHM the other day. Not the sort of thing he would buy. I was amazed at how any bloke wouldn't want to top himself after reading it and could see how it would make a man think that women expect all blokes to have hair and 6 packs. We don't, well it would be nice but so would winning the lottery. Made me realise what women's mags are like. Having said that would love to be too skinny rather than too fat.
Jim_Noir said:And folks wonder how young women get eating disorders? My OH, like most females, thinks she is too fat... but there is nothing I can say or do that will get this idea out her head.
These magazines like heat etc are to blame... they have photos of girls saying "she is too fat" when she's not... then one saying so and so is too thin. There was one sitting in the kitchen in work and I had a read at it while making my breakfast... it was saying how it's ok to be a bigger size and that it was more the standard... this was a size 10 them where taling about... a size 10 ffs is small... a 14 is more the avrage standard is it not
Joe24 said:Twat in suit with beautiful GF
Not a huge fan of this pic! I look stupid.