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Good thing I'm racing 35+

No lie.

- P

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Dan Cleary said…
keep eating. you're looking a bit thin. you should probably take it easy on the bike and get up to that normal weight of 275lb.

we support you.

--LSC 35+
5:13 AM
Lunatic Biker said…
Nice work, Pete. I'll go over to the interstate and get weighed on the scale.
7:13 AM
JimmerC said…
You're getting there. 4 more lbs, and you can join Donimator and me in the Clydedales.
10:24 AM
Anonymous said…
At first I thought it was a time of the day. Then I was like WOW! You need to stop taking a lunch break and drink more coffee.
10:29 AM
Casey said…
Pete, it's really unhealthy to treat your depression with food. If it's really that bad I'll move back in. I miss you too.
9:46 PM
Anonymous said…
Peter, you better not be getting thunder thighs and cankles! Shit, I might have to call you Peter "Jammer" Hanna.
9:18 AM
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