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  1. The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and suffered
    "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She said the
    anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12 days to
    go.

    -Tony

  2. "Tony" <qtrader2@(remove)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and suffered
    "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She said
    the
    anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12
    days to

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.

    -DF

  3. "Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Tony" <qtrader2@(remove)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and suffered
    "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She said
    the
    anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12
    days to

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.


    I hope so too, but she can always hang and gab with me.
    We have a lot in common, we're both English, have the same initials... ok,
    the similarities end there. Maybe I can get an exclusive interview for The
    Pacesetter, (HMRRC's rag).

    Quoted message said:

    -DF

  4. I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.
    -DF
    __
    Paula "prima donna" Radcliffe? Too good to train with her national team?...are
    we talking about that Paula Radcliffe Doug?

    Let me get this straight, here we have a proven, tried and true quiter. A
    crybaby. If she can't win, she quits the race? That's the person you're
    hoping for Doug?

    You're the favorite and you quit a Marathon, the Olympic Marathon because
    you've slipped to 4th place and there are only 3 miles to go...you're pathetic.
    And then you cry? You're the favorite, and you quit the 10K, The Olympic
    10K with only about 3K-4K to go....because you're not winning....you're
    pathetic. And then you cry again?

    Doug, do you always root for the poor sportsman, the crybabies, the
    primadonnas? Paula Radcliffe in Athens represented the worse in
    athletes...TWICE! By quiting with no injury, purely because she was not going
    to win, she let down athletes and admirers all over the world.

    All she had to do was give her best effort for 3 more lousy miles....but no.
    People wanted to see her cross that Marathon finish line. She failed her fans
    and nation...and her sponsor(s). Paula had an obligation to finish these races
    people. But her ego and pimadonna soul can't bear not winning?...so she quits?

    Speaking of which...is why Nike has not closed the deal to resign her again.
    Oh..she might get another Nike deal...but let's be honest. She released a
    statement on Tuesday saying she's running NYCM becaue NIKE told her she better
    have her ass there if she wants any hope for a new contract. That's the real
    story. Can we be honest here?

    Paula was considering running in the Tokyo Marathon on Nov. 21...all September
    and October. She and her agent/husband/trainer got the word loud and clear
    from Nike. Have your ass in NYC on Nov. 7! That's why we're seeing this last
    minute announcement....she's running for a contract renewal folks. That's the
    real story.

    If Paula quits again?...She'll be history w/Nike. They will not resign her.
    Companies have problems with quitters. No, I don't expect her to win
    NYC...this ain't Chicago and flat.

    Sorry Doug, I can't get behind athletes that quite on the biggest stage in the
    world and in the biggest moment (the Olympics).

  5. Lanceandrew said:

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.
    -DF
    __
    Paula "prima donna" Radcliffe? Too good to train with her national team?...are
    we talking about that Paula Radcliffe Doug?

    Let me get this straight, here we have a proven, tried and true quiter. A
    crybaby. If she can't win, she quits the race? That's the person you're
    hoping for Doug?

    About half the athletes in that field quit. Not just Radcliffe. Okayo also quit.

    Quoted message said:

    You're the favorite

    Those who called her the "favourite" were simply misguided IMO. The course
    was always going to favor smaller runners who'd do better with hills and heat.
    Radcliffe's best races were on fast courses, suited to a track runner.

    Quoted message said:

    and you quit a Marathon, the Olympic Marathon because
    you've slipped to 4th place and there are only 3 miles to go...you're pathetic.
    And then you cry? You're the favorite, and you quit the 10K, The Olympic
    10K with only about 3K-4K to go....because you're not winning....you're
    pathetic. And then you cry again?

    I could dig up a post that you wrote a week after the marathon, where you're
    bawling like a baby about how badly your cross country meet went.

    Quoted message said:

    All she had to do was give her best effort for 3 more lousy miles....but no.
    People wanted to see her cross that Marathon finish line. She failed her fans
    and nation...and her sponsor(s).

    Oh those poor sponsors. I feel so bad for them. Especially Nike. Poor Nike.

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

  6. Quoted message said:

    About half the athletes in that field quit. Not just Radcliffe. Okayo also


    quit.
    _

    Okayo was injured.

    Quoted message said:

    I could dig up a post that you wrote a week after the marathon, where you're


    bawling like a baby
    __

    Oh yeah?...well i can dig up a post where you've ran 10K's at 7:20+/mile...naa
    naa naa....hee hee hee. i would not know what that "brooks beast" pack is like
    🙂

  7. Lanceandrew said:
    Quoted message said:

    About half the athletes in that field quit. Not just Radcliffe. Okayo also


    quit.
    _

    Okayo was injured.

    Okayo ... and half the field ?

    It is not unusual for elites to DNF in marathons. If you're already carrying
    niggling injuries going into the race as it is, why risk further injury at
    worst, or a prolonged recovery period at best ?

    Quoted message said:

    Oh yeah?...well i can dig up a post where you've ran 10K's at 7:20+/mile...naa
    naa naa....hee hee hee.

    I've actually run slower than that. But I'll leave the homework to you.

    Quoted message said:

    i would not know what that "brooks beast" pack is like
    🙂

    I thought that was where you competed ... except for the first 2 minutes of the
    race, anyway.

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

  8. "Parker Race" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Tony" <qtrader2@(remove)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and
    suffered
    "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She
    said
    the
    anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12
    days to

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.


    I hope so too, but she can always hang and gab with me.
    We have a lot in common, we're both English, have the same initials...
    ok,
    the similarities end there. Maybe I can get an exclusive interview for
    The
    Pacesetter, (HMRRC's rag).

    There for a minute I though you wanted an up close and personal for
    penthouse. 😉

    -DF

  9. "Lanceandrew" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.
    -DF
    __
    Paula "prima donna" Radcliffe? Too good to train with her national
    team?...are
    we talking about that Paula Radcliffe Doug?

    Yes.

    Quoted message said:


    Let me get this straight, here we have a proven, tried and true
    quiter. A
    crybaby. If she can't win, she quits the race? That's the person
    you're
    hoping for Doug?

    Yes!

    Quoted message said:


    You're the favorite and you quit a Marathon, the Olympic Marathon
    because
    you've slipped to 4th place and there are only 3 miles to go...you're
    pathetic.

    We have been down this path before and not worth rehashing.I still want
    to see her do well if nothing else, for her own self esteem.

    The only person thate deserves such a berating is George " Che Guevara"
    Bush

    Quoted message said:

    Paula was considering running in the Tokyo Marathon on Nov. 21...all
    September
    and October. She and her agent/husband/trainer got the word loud and
    clear
    from Nike. Have your ass in NYC on Nov. 7! That's why we're seeing
    this last
    minute announcement....she's running for a contract renewal folks.
    That's the
    real story.

    So you won't mind if I still wish her good luck?

    Quoted message said:

    If Paula quits again?...She'll be history w/Nike. They will not
    resign her.
    Companies have problems with quitters. No, I don't expect her to win
    NYC...this ain't Chicago and flat.

    I don't think the problem is simply quitting. Do you think if kept
    running and ran a 3:01 Nike would be happy? Like anyone under contract,
    you have to not only finish but finish in the " money."

    Quoted message said:

    Sorry Doug, I can't get behind athletes that quite on the biggest
    stage in the
    world and in the biggest moment (the Olympics).

    Does this mean you two won't have kids?

    -Doug

  10. (Lanceandrew) said:

    Doug, do you always root for the poor sportsman

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

  11. "steve common" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    (Lanceandrew) said:

    Doug, do you always root for the poor sportsman

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

    OOOoooo! A low blow (but deserved I think). ;-)

    Tim

  12. Quoted message said:

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

    OOOoooo! A low blow (but deserved I think). ;-)

    Tim
    ____

    <yawn>, it was a lousy shot tim, then i noted it came from france (which
    explains it). i will though concede, when it comes to "running" the french
    have everyone beat hands down!

  13. "Tony" <qtrader2@(remove)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dQNfd.4230$uQ4.468@trndny08>...

    Quoted message said:

    The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and suffered
    "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She said the
    anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12 days to
    go.

    -Tony

    She's P-S-Y-C-H-O. She'll DNF again, at mile 18 this time. Her pitiful
    lies are just sad.

  14. "Lanceandrew" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

    OOOoooo! A low blow (but deserved I think). ;-)

    Tim
    ____

    <yawn>, it was a lousy shot tim,

    I disagree. More a case of a loose cannon getting hit by a self inflicted
    ricochet.

    BTW, when *are* you going to learn to quote properly? Don't tell me you
    can't do it with AOL because I've been an AOL customer and I know that it
    can be done. Because you've carefully edited my name out of the header it
    now appears that you're the originator of all of the above quoted text.

    Tim

  15. "Lanceandrew" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

    OOOoooo! A low blow (but deserved I think). ;-)

    Tim
    ____

    <yawn>, it was a lousy shot tim, then i noted it came from france
    (which
    explains it). i will though concede, when it comes to "running" the
    french
    have everyone beat hands down!

    Now Lance, I expected much better from you - a silly cheap shot.

    -DF

  16. "Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Does this mean you two won't have kids?

    -Doug

    Translation: doug is hot for you. See the hint? If you have no
    feelings left for that other guy, he'll move right in.

  17. ok, i apologize to that fine country that gave us the statue of liberty.
    moving along, the women's field for the race looks awesome, Margaret Okayo,
    Deena Kastor
    Lornah Kiplagat, Ludmila Petrova
    Tegla Loroupe, Benita Johnson, & of course Paula Radcliffe.

    that's a hell of a field....but radcliffe can smoke'em all w/time to spare, if
    her head's in the right place. i honestly believe this last minute entry was
    done so w/the urging of Nike. who knows...if she pulls it all together she can
    easily set a new course record for women in NYC.

  18. Lanceandrew said:

    ok, i apologize to that fine country that gave us the statue of liberty.
    moving along, the women's field for the race looks awesome, Margaret Okayo,
    Deena Kastor
    Lornah Kiplagat, Ludmila Petrova
    Tegla Loroupe, Benita Johnson, & of course Paula Radcliffe.

    that's a hell of a field....but radcliffe can smoke'em all w/time to spare, if
    her head's in the right place.

    Okayo is the defending champion, but cooler conditions will work in Radcliffe's
    favor.

    Quoted message said:

    i honestly believe this last minute entry was done so w/the urging of Nike.

    Well, why not ? Has she done a lot of racing this year ?

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

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    [email hidden] (Lanceandrew) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    No. I've never seen him rooting for you for example.

    OOOoooo! A low blow (but deserved I think). ;-)

    Tim
    ____

    <yawn>, it was a lousy shot tim, then i noted it came from france (which
    explains it). i will though concede, when it comes to "running" the french
    have everyone beat hands down!

    Brother Lanceandrew,

    Let me put me this way: You are a hypocrite,,,, and an arrogant
    American,, a shame to the rest of us.

    You criticize others like Bush for not having the guts to admit that
    they were wrong. Yet when the French dude put you down and correctly
    so and Tim calls it for what it is, all you come up is with the
    standard
    Republican line - anything anti-French. All that macho, muchacho won't
    do you any good. You are just diggin' a deeper hole for yourself.

    Reminds me of Daniel Stumpus who likes to make anti-French jokes but
    also likes French wines because they are better than American. Or
    Samuel "marathonman" Callan who used to boast that he was a
    Libertarian while bashing Kerry at the same time,,,, until it was
    proven that he had never said anything against Bush,,, thereby proving
    himself to be a Republican in a Libertarian's clothing.

    All that time in China,,, All that Eastern philosophy seem to have
    done you no good, brother,,,

    Enjoy your Freedom Fries.

    MWL

    ---------

    http://www.news24.com/News24/World/US_Elections/0,,2-10-1665_1607809,00.html

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    > The article in our local paper says she had an leg injury and
    > suffered
    > "internal bleeding" in the time leading up to the Olympics. She
    > said
    > the
    > anti-inflammatorys messed up her stomach. Now she's in NYC with 12
    > days to

    I really hope she runs well to quiet some of the rack throwers.


    I hope so too, but she can always hang and gab with me.
    We have a lot in common, we're both English, have the same initials...
    ok,
    the similarities end there. Maybe I can get an exclusive interview for
    The
    Pacesetter, (HMRRC's rag).

    There for a minute I though you wanted an up close and personal for
    penthouse. 😉

    That would be the photo shoot after!

    Quoted message said:


    -DF

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