I am really busy this weekend, but will offer an explanation next week. Since it is clear you are using "lazy fat ass" as a pejorative, maybe you can take some time to explain why it is so hard to stop being a dumb ass? I thought it was pretty easy personally, what did I miss? I was going to let the first few times slide as posting while drunk, but now the root cause is more clear.
Which is harder to stop being, a fat ass or a dumb ass?
Don't bother, Marv. Rock laid it all out above
And for the record, I have said all through this thread that I agree about the poor and impoverished.
What about the piece I linked above that speaks about the higher income folks becoming obese at 2X the rate as the poor. These people have the means for fitness, but in MOST cases, choose not to.
I grilled out last night. Grilled fish and fresh veggies. We did have potatoes as well, and I had ice water to drink. After, my wife and I walked our 3.1 mile route. Now, if my doctor told me I had told me I had 6 mos to live, I probably would have had a greasy double cheeseburger, or 5 pieces of pizza, and beer. And would have enjoyed that a heck of a lot more than more than fish and veggies. But I didn't.
I am not speaking of the urban core and its issues with obesity. I am talking about Carmel, and Avon, and Center Grove (where I live), and its issues with sedentary lifestyles (see, I didn't use lazy. I am learning). Kids that come home from school and sit in front of their $400 Xbox and eat Cheetos for hours. And don't tell me they don't. I see it first hand from my kids friends, and hear it from their parents. My wife works at the middle school, and obesity is every bit the problem in Center Grove Middle as it is Shortridge Middle.
Until somebody figures out how to fix this epidemic, (and yes, that is what it is), and not just tell me the 15 excuses for it, we are going to continue down this road.
You and Rock like charts, so here are a couple.
But, by all means, let's continue to stick our heads in the sand.
And no, it is 9:50am Friday morning, and I am not drunk.