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Ready to put it on my arm already!



2011-06-15 4:33 PM
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dfrash_1 - 2011-06-15 2:23 PM

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Ready to put it on my arm already!

I already did.... Is that weird? (sarc font doesn't work on my phone)
2011-06-15 4:34 PM
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(Remember me?  I'm the guy who crashed on a training ride and spent 4 days in the hospital.  Yeah...I'm that guy.  If you missed it you can go back and read my original sad post on page 139 at 5/31/11 at 2:02 AM)



So how are you doing now? (Sounds like you are doing better) Good to see you lurking about.

Doing well, but still have a long way to go.  Tried to run briefly this past weekend..that was a mistake.  Still significant discomfort (Honey Badger never admits to pain) as the collar bone and rib slowly knit back together.  You would not believe the mental torture of having to sit this race out after 6 months of training, but it is what it is....I've come to accept it.  Part of my self-imposed therapy is to follow this forum, so yes I have been reading all of your updates and experiencing your excitement vicariously.  I thought about coming to CdA and spectating, but the wife and I decided against it and will instead visit Seattle and those environs that week.  I was lucky enough to find someone to take over my CdA condo rental (thanks Matt!), but I did lose all of my IM Registration fee...missed the cutoff date by 5 days.  

Keep up the good work, everyone.  I'm looking forward to following you onrace day.

Randy Cantu

 

 

 

2011-06-15 4:41 PM
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I am Number 2019.

I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?
2011-06-15 4:47 PM
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mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM

I am Number 2019.

I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?


Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)
2011-06-15 5:05 PM
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mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM I am Number 2019. I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?
Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)

 

Dang - so 637 out of about 700 something women means I'm pretty old! Frown



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Cantucan - 2011-06-15 2:34 PM
WaterDog66 - 2011-06-15 5:20 PM
Cantucan - 2011-06-15 12:43 PM

(Remember me?  I'm the guy who crashed on a training ride and spent 4 days in the hospital.  Yeah...I'm that guy.  If you missed it you can go back and read my original sad post on page 139 at 5/31/11 at 2:02 AM)



So how are you doing now? (Sounds like you are doing better) Good to see you lurking about.

Doing well, but still have a long way to go.  Tried to run briefly this past weekend..that was a mistake.  Still significant discomfort (Honey Badger never admits to pain) as the collar bone and rib slowly knit back together.  You would not believe the mental torture of having to sit this race out after 6 months of training, but it is what it is....I've come to accept it.  Part of my self-imposed therapy is to follow this forum, so yes I have been reading all of your updates and experiencing your excitement vicariously.  I thought about coming to CdA and spectating, but the wife and I decided against it and will instead visit Seattle and those environs that week.  I was lucky enough to find someone to take over my CdA condo rental (thanks Matt!), but I did lose all of my IM Registration fee...missed the cutoff date by 5 days.  

Keep up the good work, everyone.  I'm looking forward to following you onrace day.

Randy Cantu

 

 

 

That sucks so much.  I hope you have a speedy recovery and get revenge next year.  After reading this, I've been reminded once again to be super cautious.  I even stopped bike commuting this week... sorry mother nature, not worth the risk.

2011-06-15 5:07 PM
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Cantucan - 2011-06-15 5:34 PM
WaterDog66 - 2011-06-15 5:20 PM
Cantucan - 2011-06-15 12:43 PM

(Remember me?  I'm the guy who crashed on a training ride and spent 4 days in the hospital.  Yeah...I'm that guy.  If you missed it you can go back and read my original sad post on page 139 at 5/31/11 at 2:02 AM)



So how are you doing now? (Sounds like you are doing better) Good to see you lurking about.

Doing well, but still have a long way to go.  Tried to run briefly this past weekend..that was a mistake.  Still significant discomfort (Honey Badger never admits to pain) as the collar bone and rib slowly knit back together.  You would not believe the mental torture of having to sit this race out after 6 months of training, but it is what it is....I've come to accept it.  Part of my self-imposed therapy is to follow this forum, so yes I have been reading all of your updates and experiencing your excitement vicariously.  I thought about coming to CdA and spectating, but the wife and I decided against it and will instead visit Seattle and those environs that week.  I was lucky enough to find someone to take over my CdA condo rental (thanks Matt!), but I did lose all of my IM Registration fee...missed the cutoff date by 5 days.  

Keep up the good work, everyone.  I'm looking forward to following you onrace day.

Randy Cantu

 

Glad you found a condo sublet Randy.  Don't sweat the "refund" from IM - they would have kept all but $150 anyway.  Good to see you in relatively good spirits.

 

 

2011-06-15 5:08 PM
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With all these numbers up I better get my sh&t together and throw up a tracking spreadsheet!
2011-06-15 5:10 PM
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Not sure what to think about it.

Feeling good.  Taper is working. 

Goal is 11:59:59 or faster. 

2011-06-15 5:13 PM
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IM # 3 for me.  Could get ugly...



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I am #621.
2011-06-15 5:45 PM
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gus - 2011-06-15 3:14 PM Kevin Brawn...1684 Hey Slayer, what do you think you will need come in under to qualify? Last year it was about 10:08 which is about 20 minutes fast than my goal time in a perfect race...what are you shooting for?

thanks for checking back Randy.you get props for not ditching us!

Gus-to tell the truth im not thinking time AT ALL. my goal is what i said. do the best i can on the day given the conditions and my training. whatever happens happens. TO ME, times and KQ thoughts are stupid considering all the variables involved. they are more likely to frustrate me than help me. I just want to control what i can control. I really just am tickled (stressed out too) to be out there competing.

But anyone who knows me knows that I will be a complete twat after the race. thats my schtick.id even where a tutu for the right price but nobody seems interested. life's too serious to make this day any more serious than it already is.

rock on everyone!

2011-06-15 5:49 PM
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phatknot - 2011-06-15 3:45 PM

But anyone who knows me knows that I will be a complete twat after the race. thats my schtick.id even where a tutu for the right price but nobody seems interested. life's too serious to make this day any more serious than it already is.

rock on everyone!

 

I will pay beer...and I'm sure some other HBs would kick in some more beer.  Of course, if we give you enough beer, you might don the tutu all on your own.

2011-06-15 5:50 PM
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leopard8996 - 2011-06-15 3:47 PM

mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM

I am Number 2019.

I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?


Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)


Gotcha! Thanks - you are an all-knowing Leopard/Honey Badger!

In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now.

Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?
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mrwrite - 2011-06-15 3:50 PM
leopard8996 - 2011-06-15 3:47 PM
mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM I am Number 2019. I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?
Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)
Gotcha! Thanks - you are an all-knowing Leopard/Honey Badger! In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now. Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?

No Pizza for you!



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mrwrite - 2011-06-15 3:50 PM
leopard8996 - 2011-06-15 3:47 PM
mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM I am Number 2019. I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?
Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)
Gotcha! Thanks - you are an all-knowing Leopard/Honey Badger! In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now. Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?

No Pizza for you!

Hotel?  Plastic bubble?

2011-06-15 6:01 PM
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nerdjock - 2011-06-15 4:52 PM

In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now. Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?

No Pizza for you!



LOL. I'm guessing she won't let me order delivery, either.
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mrwrite - 2011-06-15 3:50 PM In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now. Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?


I personally would take the "Clown Fish" Approach. The Clown Fish lives in an Anemone and regularly scrubs himself with the stinging cells so that he does not get zapped by his own home.

I think you should spend as much time as possible getting as close as you can to DW; making sure that she has everything she needs to feel better. In the end, you will gain some level of immunity and won't get sick before the race  
2011-06-15 6:20 PM
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1563 for this punk, cool thing is my friend from Michigan is doing it and he is 1564. Nice to be same age and close last names.
2011-06-15 6:33 PM
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dfrash_1 - 2011-06-15 5:05 PM

leopard8996 - 2011-06-15 2:47 PM
mrwrite - 2011-06-15 2:41 PM I am Number 2019. I'm guessing these numbers are just in the order we signed up?
Nope - they are age group based. So Pros, then women (youngest to oldest), then men (youngest to oldest)

 

Dang - so 637 out of about 700 something women means I'm pretty old! Frown

I hear ya, #765



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Wow 139 posts to catch up on.

Bib #591 for me.

I will also be staying at the Super 8.  We will have the black suburban with Michigan plate GoJoGo1. We will be hauling a trailer with 4 kayaks, 4 mountain bikes, 1 TT bike and 2 Honda Rukuses.  Watch out Griswolds here come the Kramers. 

Does anybody else feel like their tan lines resemble the tapir that was posted a few pages back?

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Holy pages batman---running around here. I have friends in town who start RAAM on Saturday and I'm helping get them out the door.  Anyhow, number 198 (only 12 off from my guess) for me!! I've decided since half my AG (30-34) would've graduated from high school in 1998, that I am going to be the the 1st of the Class of '98 to finish! Yay me!

Okay, dinner with friends at my place and I gotta get the cooking rolling. Will catch in later!

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WaterDog66 - 2011-06-15 4:05 PM
mrwrite - 2011-06-15 3:50 PM In other news: MY WIFE HAS PNEUMONIA!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Obviously, I feel HORRIBLE for her, especially because she is supposed to run in the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay this weekend. But, and yes this will come across as sounding completely self-absorbed, I'm scared to death I'm going to get majorly sick now. Any suggestions on how to not catch pneumonia from your significant other?


I personally would take the "Clown Fish" Approach. The Clown Fish lives in an Anemone and regularly scrubs himself with the stinging cells so that he does not get zapped by his own home.

I think you should spend as much time as possible getting as close as you can to DW; making sure that she has everything she needs to feel better. In the end, you will gain some level of immunity and won't get sick before the race  

The clown fish undergoes a protandrous sex change from male to female, if that influences your decision at all.

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