1. Duuude... 4 miles per gallon sucks! ;-)

If my treadmill looked like that, I'd use it... I'd look like a bag of bones walking around. I'm pretty happy at 175LBs at 6' (and one of my hobbies is weight lifting / working out).

Posted at 10:18AM on Feb 20th 2007 by Robert Dewey

2. You should have to burn a certain amount of calories before being allowed to view the next email :)

Posted at 11:32AM on Feb 20th 2007 by Mark Smallcombe

3. WOW, awesome setup. Does all that hardware (and the 4mph maximum) hurt your ability to focus on your training or you are going with a something-is-better-than-nothing approach?

Posted at 11:37AM on Feb 20th 2007 by Sal Cangeloso

4. Brad Feld has a nice rig http://www.feld.com/blog/archives/001670.html

You should hit him up for proper treadputing etiquette and a crash course in treadputing 101

Posted at 11:40AM on Feb 20th 2007 by Kevin Cawley

5. It's not as popular as Firejeffzucker but I'm now fat blogging on our Chicagcentric site
http://deadlinepublishing.typepad.com/fighting_the_suburbs/2007/02/fatblogging_199.html

We'll see how it goes. Probably only slowed down by the love of good restaurants and the booze.

Posted at 12:30PM on Feb 20th 2007 by Dave t.

6. I've got the computer gear, wonder if my wife would let me buy the treadmill. ;)

Actually thinking about "typing" on it. I bet a chording keyboard would work well. Something like http://www.bellaire.demon.co.uk/bellaire_cykey.html should work well enough for browsing purposes.

Posted at 3:07PM on Feb 20th 2007 by Dave

7. I wanted to start adding chart to my site showing weight-loss progress. I found Bellygraph and used it in my fatblogging post today at http://www.thelifeledger.com.

Anyone else have suggestions for updateable, online graph generators?

Posted at 3:59PM on Feb 20th 2007 by Cris

8. Dam business travel in Houston - it's impossible to get healthy food !

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10. I hate to exercise but this might just work. I spend so much time on the computer between work and home, I wonder if I can bring this to work?

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