Don't know if you heard, but some Real Shit went down yesterday in Boston, and there are pictures on Reddit of people's leg bones sticking out all over the place, and at least three people are dead, and now LaGuardia is being evacuated or something. Yesterday, the 2013 Boston Marathon was bombed. Today, there's really only one productive thing to say: We gotta run that fuckin' race next year.
while rich is entirely right that most anyone can go from 0 to 60 (2 miles to 20) in the space of a summer, i will merely note that:
1. i had a dear friend train and complete the marathon will maintaining a pack a day cigarette habit. 2. this whole barfing / blood pee / uncontrolled poo thing is WAY overdone. i'm not saying it doesn't happen, it just happens a whole lot less than you'd think listening to gross out reports. now blisters and chafing - that happens.
Why couldn&#039;t these assholes have blown up a comics shop, or video arcade (they still have those, right?)? I can handle that stuff. Movement? --<i>shudder</i>
i&#039;m kinda a nut about exercise (it keeps me sane - no joke) and i do many kinds. but none of them come close to running in terms of general sense of health and well being (plus lungs / blood / heart).
When I was young, there was already giardia, so you, like me, were maybe lucky.
Take your Swedish windsprints and....
I think I&#039;ll just drink a lot of Samuel Adams beer instead of running the marathon.
There&#039;s a pill for that. And that.
while rich is entirely right that most anyone can go from 0 to 60 (2 miles to 20) in the space of a summer, i will merely note that:
1. i had a dear friend train and complete the marathon will maintaining a pack a day cigarette habit. 2. this whole barfing / blood pee / uncontrolled poo thing is WAY overdone. i&#039;m not saying it doesn&#039;t happen, it just happens a whole lot less than you&#039;d think listening to gross out reports. now blisters and chafing - that happens.
Ummm ... are there actually posters who suggest that the colors are more important?
That&#039;s supposed to be snark, but after a glance at RedState and BlightFart posts, maybe it&#039;s not so far-fetched.
Why couldn&#039;t these assholes have blown up a comics shop, or video arcade (they still have those, right?)? I can handle that stuff. Movement? --<i>shudder</i>
I have a longer one that she&#039;s welcome to smoke anytime.
<i>for every hour of running you extend your life 40 minutes</i>
Unless you&#039;re relying heavily on Zeno&#039;s paradox, you still end up dead.
A normal human would need an 18-foot pole and a running start to leap to Hoft&#039;s conclusions. How does he do it?
not in chicago. the only hill- THE ONLY HILL ANYWHERE IN CHICAGO- is columbus drive the last 1/4 mile.
pissed me off so much i got thru it. which is maybe their point.
sweet.
I have excellent knees for someone my age, and if I&#039;m gonna wreck them at all I prefer to do it on the ski slopes, thankyouverymuch.
Does Colbert really have repeating family tragedies, or is Taboola recycling his old one?
It ends when we reach 26.2 pages. Just keep on typing, people -- you can do it -- I can feel the dopamine high coming on right now.
i&#039;m kinda a nut about exercise (it keeps me sane - no joke) and i do many kinds. but none of them come close to running in terms of general sense of health and well being (plus lungs / blood / heart).