You got us there. How many gold medals did she win in the Olympics?
Why not ask the troll who crossposted this and changed the
reference from
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/19/health/19well.html?_r=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&referer=sphere_related_content&referer=sphere_related_content&oref=slogin
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Robin
how can your question be relevant in any way? its not about medals,
its about fitness. take that head out of the sand, Emu. jenius
You can't be waddling around, blown up like the Bullwinkle float in
The Macy's Parade and calling yourself fit at the same time. She's
obviously not exercising enough to deal with the cookies, peanut
butter M&M's, Ben & Jerry's Chubby Hubby and Double bacon and cheese
Whoppers that must surely be lurking around in her "diet." "Eating
routine" is probably a more accurate term than "diet," since she's not
even trying to diet. You don't just get John Candy fat without people
knowing you by your first name down at the Dairy Queen. There has to
be slack either on the eating side or the moving around side. It's
obviously both in her case, even though I'm not really faulting her
for being a disgusting butterball. We live in a land where fattening
food is widely, easily available and usually pretty damned cheap. It's
easy to succumb to temptation. In some cases over and over and over
again, obviously. But we should keep the term "Fit" out of this. She's
obviously making pretty regular trips to Bob Evans, The Outback
Steakhouse or someplace(s) that are nullifying whatever limited good
those trips to the gym are doing her. She's a tub and there's no
getting around it.
She's not fit. Let's not delude ourselves, that's all I'm saying.
If there was a 100 meter freestyle with a huge Fishermans Platter,
hushpuppies, slaw and a two liter bottle of ice cold Pepsi waiting at
the end, she'd beat Michael Phelps like a redheaded stepchild.