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Paul K 15-10-2003 22:23

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Jerrek
I'm a vegan. And I work out because I'm a cheerleader.

Okay :erm: :eek:

downquark1 15-10-2003 22:24

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
A cheerleader!?:confused:
I thought those were women....?

Either that is some sort of american joke or he is actually a male cheerleader - something that is, as I understand it, quite rare and fround upon (unless I've missed something and Jerek is actually a woman)

PS: I really should watch less TV

Jerrek 15-10-2003 22:24

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
No? Who are to throw the girls then? Boys do. :)

http://www.cheerweb.net/uwcheer/imag...s/pic12_10.jpg

Jerrek 15-10-2003 22:28

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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something that is, as I understand it, quite rare and fround upon
What the hell? Frowned upon? WTF? Where do you get your info from? Don't you have male cheerleaders??? Do you guys find it disturbing that I like to throw girls around? I find it relaxing...

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Jerrek 15-10-2003 22:30

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
Regardless, it is a good way to keep in shape and to develop your upper body and arm strengh.

Xaccers 15-10-2003 22:31

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
A cheerleader!?:confused:
I thought those were women....?

Pssst! He's 6`3, weighs 15 stone and throws women about (but not in a bad way), I wouldn't mess ;)

downquark1 15-10-2003 22:32

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Jerrek
What the hell? Frowned upon? WTF? Where do you get your info from? Don't you have male cheerleaders??? Do you guys find it disturbing that I like to throw girls around? I find it relaxing...

http://www.cheerweb.net/uwcheer/imag...es/pic13_6.jpg

We don't have cheerleaders period. It's far too cold for women in short skirts to dance around outside. I drew that conclusion from those American High school programs and such things like malcom in the middle. But the way you describe it makes it sound quite apealing;)

Jerrek 15-10-2003 22:34

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
Then do it inside. And Britain is hardly colder than Canada. ;) And stop watching so much TV. :p This is university, not high school. Even though in high school some guys were envious because you get to come up close and personal with a lot of hot girls.

Xaccers 15-10-2003 22:37

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
Get to hang out with cheerleaders (tell me they're more intelligent than the media makes them out to be) and have an excuse to be "hands on", sounds like Jerrek's onto a good thing here :D

PS The London Monarchs (american football team) have very attractive cheerleaders

downquark1 15-10-2003 22:38

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Then do it inside.
The way most people here think, football (soccer) is the ownly sport or ownly thing in life. It is rarely played inside and I think we wouldn't want the girls near the riots.

Cheerleading just isn't in British sports (I don't know why) that and those annoying tunes in basketball/baseball.

Jerrek 15-10-2003 22:45

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
Our cheerleaders are university students... They don't seem stupid to me. :)

Xaccers 15-10-2003 22:54

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Jerrek
They don't seem stupid to me. :)

Hmm, it's all relative :D

SMHarman 16-10-2003 08:52

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by Theodoric
BMI of 26.3. Better cut back on the Big Macs. :)

BMI Body Mass Index and now Big Mac Index - the number of Macs consumed to reach your target Index!

Jerrek 16-10-2003 08:56

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
Yuck. How can a person eat meat? Or eggs? Or drink milk? [img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

Theodoric 16-10-2003 18:32

Re: The 'growing' problem of obesity
 
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Originally Posted by SMHarman
BMI Body Mass Index and now Big Mac Index - the number of Macs consumed to reach your target Index!

Good one! I'll have to remember that.


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