1.5 servings?

i don't understand how a bag of potato chips or a can of soda can be 1.5 servings? of course, i shouldn't be eating chips or drinking soda, so i have no reason to be ranting about such a thing, but it annoys me nonetheless. that being said, try these chips - they rock - and don't make me feel like i'm breaking my training table discipline. but they are 1.5 servings to a bag. wtf? who eats 2/3rds of a bag of chips and then saves the other 1/3rd? do you then buy another bag of chips the next day, eat 2/3rds of that bag and save the other 1/3rd - then combine the two 1/3rd bags into a full serving for the 3rd day? man, that's a lot of work to get one f'ing serving of chips.

talking about crap-food, here's one of many scary articles on high fructose corn syrup (do a google search on high fructose corn syrup and the truth will reveal itself). i decided to cut HFCS out of my diet about a year ago (with the exception of the beloved cola during some races) - and began finding it in everything. from powerade to bread, most products have some HFCS in them to extend shelf life (with its friend, hydrogenated oil)... HFCS doesn't even get broken down in the stomach, but in the liver. i don't know what that means, but i have a feeling it's not good. (Shopping at trader joes has helped as they don't source HFCS in their foods).

i've been diggin' jason's (aka, mr soiled chamois) cooking habits. way to be healthy - good food = good fuel = good riding! all the beer i swill probably negates the fact that i watch everything else i stuff into my mouth... but who's perfect? question for jason is, how dirty are those chamois? i heard about this 24hr race team that would share a pair of chamois for a whole race? now that's dirty.... but i guarantee when racer A's scabies get onto a brother's cock and balls, those chamois get washed.