I really do love the election season, you get the best quotes. Here's one from Gollum, oh what, I can't call McCain that? Sheesh, my lawyer is yelling at me, but I'm going ahead anyway!

"Sen. Obama is running to be redistributor in chief, I'm running to be commander in chief," said McCain. "Sen. Obama is running to punish the successful, I'm running to make everyone successful." (from Yahoo news)

Ah yes, the Marxist Obama wishes to redistibute wealth via taxes and spend it on social programs, etc, etc. I respectfully ask though, what are taxes but a redistrubution of wealth into programs that the government sees fit, like bombers, black ops, missles, education, Supreme Court salaries, your own health care, Mr Gollum. Oh John, I guess you'd just like to do away with all taxes and just borrow the $$ from some other country and leave the market to figure it out-making everyone successful- just like now, right?

Well, guess what? Freedom isn't free- you've gotta pay some taxes.

Someone asked me the other day if I could train them. I had to say no as I didn't see any drive, I saw someone just wanting to be able to keep up. I cannot train people who are unwilling to drive themselves, hurt and see the power that comes from total commitment. This person was obviously upset and I'm now hearing that I'm an elitist.
I am: I only want to work with people that want to be elite. There is nothing wrong with being elite and knowing that you are/were once elite. We should all WANT to be elite. If you want to lose weight, stop eating so fecking much. If you want to get faster on your bike, ride harder- its really that simple. If you want to keep up with your buddies on the group ride then ride more, you don't need me to tell you what to do. It really comes down to this: if you're riding 8 hrs a week, ride 10 harder- you'll get faster.
If you want to find your limits, get over your plateaus, open your mind and push yourself, then come find me but I will not deal with people that are not committed to themselves first.
Mark Twight says it best: "The closed mind leads to stagnation, and what's the point of life without progress, or one year of experience repeated twenty times?"