I wouldn't be so hard on yourself. Here's how I see it:
Your daily so-far average is somewhere around 197.6g, which is less than 7oz per day.
My own daily average is roughly 250g. At this rate, I will consume 91.314 kg in the year. That means that to beat me at my current rate (and I don't know how I could increase it, I mean last night's dinner was positively obscene), you'll need to consume an additional 79.658kg before the year is through. Which makes for a daily average during the remaining 307 days of 259.5g, or 9.15 ounces. You don't need to win by a landslide, you only need to win.
If you had a 10-oz day, every day from now on, and I kept up my current average, you'd win.
And if you can find a flaw with my math, lemme know. I think it's all right.
Also keep in mind that when I get to the states, I am going to visit my sister Jenny in the California mountains. She's so vegan she won't even eat plants. And I'll be living up there for at least a week.
And by the way, there aren't 8 remaining months. There are 10. Now that's tricky (dare I say fozzy warshington) math.
I wouldn't be so hard on yourself. Here's how I see it:
Your daily so-far average is somewhere around 197.6g, which is less than 7oz per day.
My own daily average is roughly 250g. At this rate, I will consume 91.314 kg in the year. That means that to beat me at my current rate (and I don't know how I could increase it, I mean last night's dinner was positively obscene), you'll need to consume an additional 79.658kg before the year is through. Which makes for a daily average during the remaining 307 days of 259.5g, or 9.15 ounces. You don't need to win by a landslide, you only need to win.
If you had a 10-oz day, every day from now on, and I kept up my current average, you'd win.
And if you can find a flaw with my math, lemme know. I think it's all right.
Also keep in mind that when I get to the states, I am going to visit my sister Jenny in the California mountains. She's so vegan she won't even eat plants. And I'll be living up there for at least a week.
And by the way, there aren't 8 remaining months. There are 10. Now that's tricky (dare I say fozzy warshington) math.
Posted by: Guy | February 28, 2004 04:40 AM
God, there's 10 months left! That changes everything!
Posted by: Eric | February 28, 2004 10:10 AM