This is very interesting to me. Just last year I discovered that I have 'high liver enzymes' and went through a bunch of tests, and came up with no reason. The doctors just say I have a 'naturally high level' of liver enzymes in my blood.

And then about 2-3 months ago I started having sporadic asthma attacks -- having never had them before. And then they went away just about the time I started eating a little better and eating cooked food more. I wonder if there's a connection between the liver problems, the asthma, and the corn.

What the hell are you doing listening to music while biking? That's terribly dangerous.

I bet you don't wear a helmet or bike lights at night, either.

Ugh.

End pet peeve.

I apologise in advance if I missed where you gave the reasons why you cannot bike to work. However...

Why is it not a feasible solution? Is it because you live far away from your work place? Could you move closer? Is it because you have 5 kids, and can't afford a home that can house you, your wife, and kids on your salary?

Maybe having 5 kids was your mistake, and I'd go as far as arguing why do I have to, effectively, pay for the fact that you had too many kids and are using fuels merely because of that.

I'm obviously making a lot of leaps here, and I don't mean to be offensive. But why, then? Why can't you move closer to work?

I couldn't either, at a job I had a few years ago. But then I moved to another city, that has a city-layout that allows for my to be able to bike to work.

People say that you should vote with your dollars. You should also vote with your lifestyle.