No God, but god (yes I mean it to be that way round and the comma is also intentional)

Sometimes I don't feel motivated to write much. Tonight is one of those nights. However, I will say that my exercise regime is going better than expected. Three days gone, one (short) after-work bike ride and one (knackering) game of five-a-side. Oh, and a rest day. On which I ate too much. Still, I did briefly (before a meal) get down to eleven-and-a-half stones, which is half a stone less than my usual weight, and the fruit-eating has been going pretty well. Damn, this has become a boring corner of the internet. On the subject of the internet, my band is now the second-from-top when you Google it, just one place below the site about the god after which it was named. The Beatles once (were erroneously said to have) claimed they were bigger than Jesus, but Ekkeko (that's my band) may soon be bigger than (the relevant, if admittedly minor Incan) god. Without brackets, that sentence reads: 'The Beatles once claimed they were bigger than Jesus, but Ekkeko may soon be bigger than god.' Admittedly, without the brackets, it doesn't make sense unless I write God with a big 'G', but having attended a C of E primary school, I'm too scared that God might exist to risk making such a claim. Incan small-G gods, on the other hand, seem diluted by their numeracy and South America is a long way away, so I feel safe blaspheming against them. I should stop talking before I come full circle and start making sense.