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May 3, 2006
scruffy DC United hottie part of World Cup team
I'm not normally the biggest soccer fan, but this has me intrigued:

Ben Olsen is a nice Pennsylvania boy known for his charity efforts. Also interesting is the inclusion of the first Hawaiian American into the World Cup team, another hottie named Brian Ching.
So here's to two healthy, hottie Americans...as opposed to the rest of us. Apparently even the richest white man is less healthy than the poorest British Caucasian. We wake up too early in the morning, work too long, skip too many meals, drive too much, don't walk or exercise enough, and our portions are too big. Our food is shit, and we drink too much caffienated beverages and sugary, acidic soda. Work and independence of transporation rank higher in importance to Americans than personal health. The results of the study are no surprise.
So sleep in, eat smaller portions, walk or ride your bike for a change. Limit your day at work to 8 hours, and any excuse for working longer is just too bad - there really isn't any good excuse to my ears. If you work too much you are buying into a fucked-up American cultural trait that is killing all of us. And for what reason? You get a tacky laser-printed certificate at the end of 5 years saying what a good sport you've been for working so much, even when you are sick.
And thanks for passing your cold on to me, asshole.
Posted by jimbo at May 3, 2006 10:41 AM
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Bravo! It's sooooo true. My boss is actually one of those individuals. He's in his office right now sick as a dog, but hell, he's not going anywhere.
In fact, his assistant just came to me and said she's starting to feel sick. Way to go bastard!
Posted by: Kevin-Andrew at May 3, 2006 3:20 PM
terrible diet -- many unhealthy people....loved those pictures in the park!!
Posted by: ricardo at May 3, 2006 4:32 PM