• A beautiful bustline… for $9.99 + S&H

    Posted on November 27th, 2007 admin No comments

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    Our good friends at
    are at it again. From the leader in fitness crapola comes the answer to your prayers: a device that will make your boobs bigger.
    Introducing
    . Observe how the model uses this groundbreaking piece of equipment. See her already perky breasts snapping together and bouncing apart? The secret is the “unique dual-direction resistance that firms and sculpts beautiful bustlines through a full range of motion.”

    That’s all the proof I need. Mine’s in the mail.

  • Hotel drinking glasses

    Posted on November 22nd, 2007 admin No comments
    OK, OK. I promise I’ll ease up on the scary germ stories. Just one more, though. Enjoy!

  • Overweight and healthy?

    Posted on November 19th, 2007 admin No comments

    bigandsmall
    Although people who are obese (more than 30 pounds overweight), are at greater risk of dying from several diseases, the same is not true for those who are simply overweight. A recent government study has shown that being as much as 25 pounds overweight actually seems to be an advantage in surviving cancer, heart disease, emphysema, pneumonia, injuries, and infections.

    Put down that twinky. There are objections to the study, one of which is that it deals with death, not quality of life. Furthermore, being overweight was still shown to increase risk of death due to diabetes and kidney disease.

  • 16th & 8th studio renovation

    Posted on November 12th, 2007 admin No comments

    Studio 1 and the spin studio are both being renovated from Wednesday, 11/14 to Tuesday, 11/20. That’s the good news. The bad news is that our classes on Tuesday the 20th will have to be cancelled.

  • Small World not big enough

    Posted on November 9th, 2007 admin No comments

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    Disneyland’s Small World ride, when it was built over forty years ago, was designed to accommodate the average size man and woman of the time. The ride ran without problems back then, but today the boats frequently lodge in the flume.

    The ride is fine. It’s the passengers who have changed: We’re fatter and therefore causing the boats to bottom out. That’s why Disney is retooling the Small World ride to handle its now heftier clientele. More water and more buoyant boats should solve the problem.

    Maybe it’s time to rename the ride as well.

  • more subbed out classes

    Posted on November 8th, 2007 admin No comments

    My Monday, 12/10, and Tuesday, 12/11 classes are being covered by Kara Doyle and Jeanne Speranza.