Facebook thinks I’m fat:
In fact, I am. Not not a lot, but more than I would be if I weren’t a desk potato who ate what he wanted and doesn’t exercise enough. But how do they know that? And why would I want to be reminded of it?
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March 20, 2008 at 1:09 pm
Cheryl
Hm
Don’t say so 
Personally I think that exercising is good, but.. est modus in rebus 
Me too, I like eating what I like. one of my friends said he wants to live a short, but happy life.
March 20, 2008 at 5:31 pm
Mike Golby
I wouldn’t say ‘fat’, Doc. You look as though you’re in relatively reasonable shape. I do quite a bit of strolling around the Cape countryside — which might be a tad harsher than your neck of the woods, so I guess I reap the rewards of that. Besides, I’m a couple of years younger than you. That said, and bearing (baring) privacy concerns in mind, how did Facebook get the topless shot of you? I’ve sent them one of me, but I don’t see it on my profile.