Lpc2000

Fortunately a life of hectic activity meant that at the age of 47 I 
could still swim 150mtr underwater, run after my dumb dogs, body surf, 
lift heavy weights, and wear size 38 waist daks (trousers to non 
aussies, and just 2" more than my ultra fit army days 20 years earlier). 
then after a failed attempt to catch 1245kg I went up from just under 
100kg to 157kg, due to total inactivity and an enhanced love of food. I 
dropped 27kg between last Novemebr and the end of January through light 
excercise and heavy dieting, but then sneezed, stopped the excercise and 
slowed the diet, and am now back to a bulbous 135kg. It is bloody 
difficult to lose weight when vigorous excecise means walking to the 
bathroom, but I aim to be down to 110kg by May 18th, my thirtyleventh 
wedding anniversary, If only german cream cakes didn't taste so good! I 
too am suffering slippage and the weird effcts of old age. My wife used 
to make jokes about the smattering (record 12) of hairs on my chest, now 
I look like someone who rolled on a rug after coating themselves in 
superglue, my pug is better looking than I am, I'm no longer sure if I 
remember incidents from when I was 16 months old, or if I have regressed 
that far, I'm hoping it's the latter and suddenly I'll be young again, 
just as long as I'm not as dumb as I was then ;@}

Al

Paul Curtis wrote:

> Hi Al,
>
> > > This is basic stuff that you should have learnt before your school
> > > leaving exams.  In fact, you should have learnt curve fitting and
> > > things such as linear regression too?
> > >
> > This is what old farts do as they age.
>
> Yes--I have a particularly nice fit to a convex curve around by midrif
> now, which I'm trying to lose by gym attendance.  I am also undergoing
> linear regression therapy to come to terms with my alien abduction in a
> past life.  I believe I am a old fart, which I do on a regular basis
> because of the high bean intake to reduce the convex curve.
>
> So, your diagnosis is right on doctor.  :-)
>
> --
> Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd  http://www.rowley.co.uk
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