Rob Ford’s weight loss campaign is officially a downer
Rob Ford’s weight loss campaign is officially a downer
Because most diets involve plateaus and a bit of backsliding, making one’s weight loss public—very, very public—often ends in disaster (just ask Oprah). After Rob Ford put on a few pounds yet again this week (he said his weight has gone up three pounds to 311; reporters pegged it at 313), the Globe and Mail called the weekly weigh-ins “depressing,” and even his staffers can’t be bothered to care anymore. Rosie DiManno must be dancing with glee. Read the entire story [Globe and Mail] »
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Because most diets involve plateaus and a bit of backsliding, making one’s weight loss public—very, very public—often ends in disaster (just ask Oprah). After Rob Ford put on a few pounds yet again this week (he said his weight has gone up three pounds to 311; reporters pegged it at 313), the Globe and Mail called the weekly weigh-ins “depressing,” and even his staffers can’t be bothered to care anymore. Rosie DiManno must be dancing with glee. Read the entire story [Globe and Mail] »){kind=link}
Instead of exercising on a stationary bicycle, maybe Rob & Doug should ride real bicycles, for a change… along Jarvis Street.
Rob should hide a bicycle up and down the bike lane free Jaris st he made. What a turd.