It was the best! Sure made that crappy thing in London look silly.
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<[email hidden]> wrote
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It was the best! Sure made that crappy thing in London look silly.
Hey, great write up. Keep them coming...
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And I was wondering why a Boston RR only had one reply....lol.
I see things really haven't changed much in a while, have they?
Mike C
D Stumpus said:
<[email hidden]> wrote
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It was the best! Sure made that crappy thing in London look silly.
Hey, great write up. Keep them coming...
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"Mike C" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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And I was wondering why a Boston RR only had one reply....lol.|I see things really haven't changed much in a while, have they?
I don't know what you mean by that.
replies on rr usually happen to people who regularly post here,
training log, sharing running experiences, etc. -
Mike C said:
And I was wondering why a Boston RR only had one reply....lol.
I see things really haven't changed much in a while, have they?
Mike C
Hi Mike, You've been hiding.😉 (somebody asked about tri's a couple
weeks ago and you didn't pop out of woodwork so figured you weren't even
in lurk mode)Yep, same ol', same ol' here.😉 People tend to reply in kind.
Dot
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"The goal is training and adaptation, not destruction and injury."
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Dot dot.h@#duh?att.net said:
Mike C said:
And I was wondering why a Boston RR only had one reply....lol.
Quoted message said:
I see things really haven't changed much in a while, have they?
Hey Dot---I "see" you on the Ultra list from time to time...spend most
of my online forum time over at Slowtwitch, but figured I would check
in here....have to pay more attention since I do see a few of the
"older" regulars still posting through the noise.Hope all is well with you---train safe up there!
Mike C
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Quoted message said:
Mike C
Hi Mike, You've been hiding.😉 (somebody asked about tri's a couple
weeks ago and you didn't pop out of woodwork so figured you weren't even
in lurk mode)Yep, same ol', same ol' here.😉 People tend to reply in kind.
Dot
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"The goal is training and adaptation, not destruction and injury."
- John Hardyhttp://www.mountainrunning.coolrunning.com.au/misc/training.shtml -
You're a funny guy/gal.
Train safe.
Mike C
I2Run said:
"Mike C" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
And I was wondering why a Boston RR only had one reply....lol.|I see things really haven't changed much in a while, have they?
I don't know what you mean by that.
replies on rr usually happen to people who regularly post here,
training log, sharing running experiences, etc.
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