Op-Ed Piece 20040609

After waking up to the melodious sound of coughing and a raw throat, I knew there was something wrong. With me. Yes, seems that infectious illnesses ARE indeed what they are. Foolish of me to think otherwise. And now I suppose some rest would be great, food would be likewise. Atrophying, now i look like a combination of sticks, joined together with globs of glue, on a skinny frame.

Muscles. What are muscles? How does fat become muscle? If being fat makes one heavy, why do having muscles make you heavier? Some of us say that we have lean muscles, if so, are there fat muscles? If muscle are converted fat, does it still have the essence of fat in it? When a muscular person does not exercise, he loses his muscles that turn into a greater mass of fat. The word fat has a vowel that is rounded, and the method of pronouncing it makes your mouth move around a larger area, as opposed to thin, with a tall vowel and a smaller area used in pronounciation. Curious.

Why is the word fat so feared across the world? I suppose it has to do with looks. Not merely the external physiological human looks, but the make up of the fat/muscle itself. When one eats chicken, ( assuming a non vegetarian ) one would prefer tender pieces, fresh and fat removed. Think about it, if they are able to exercise the chickens, instead of cooping them in little cages and letting their feet be deformed, injection of strange hormones that result in strange bruises and extra lumpy stuff that resembles fat but is not, we would be eating pure muscular chicken.

Exercising soon.