TAN 47: El CapiTAN (Page 29)

Dude, you aren't kidding, I'm sure! I've already mentioned my triathlete buddy who LOVES his spandex way too much - all of us agree that he's gonna be a total FREAK if he ever gets married.

And of course, there's me...

well... yeah, but you're only one data point that begins to help me form my hypothesis... although you are SURELY a major freak...

-B

Wait - what's going on at Trihawks?  BTW, I have decided to come and JS.

The trails actually sound like fun to me, but I'm not recovering from an injury.  I will, however, end up with Poison Ivy. 

And I've got to remember that the keyboard in my lap isn't hooked into this computer.  Just typed over some customer data I was working on.  Whoops.

Construction/Flood Update: As some of the locals may have noticed, the roads have been lightly resurfaced for short stretches on Newport Rd. and Sugar Bottom Rd. We would like to avoid a course change, but also have to keep safety issues in mind. All of the roads on the bike course will be swept by Johnson County so they will be as clean as possible. Also as many of you are aware, the flooding caused a very short part of the road on either side of the spill way to be washed away. The area will still have gravel on it, but it will be even. However, because of the potential hazards, we are making this very short part of the course a MANDATORY REGULATED SPEED ZONE. We ask that everyone slows down to a very slow, sloth like pace so there are no accidents. You won’t win the race in 250 feet on the bike, so please be safe. We will also make an announcement about this situation during the pre-race meeting on race day. We strongly urge all participants to use caution when riding thorough these areas on the bike course.

RUN: [3.1 miles] Many people have asked about directions for the run course. Approximately 1 mile of the run course takes place on the Woodpecker Trails. I assure you that we will have many volunteers directing you through the trails and will have cones blocking areas that are not part of the course, as it can get confusing back there (but will be well marked). The trail is not paved and is made up of dirt and/or wood chips.

I'm glad you're coming to js!
 

Edited: Cami is quicker on the trigger apparently.

Yes, but I am a freak due to actual past experience. Many of the folks I know can only imagine...

That happens in my lab once in awhile.  One of the girls is Thai and her name is kinda hard to pronounce.  Lots of people butcher it.  She does use her Thai name, though, so we've all gotten used to it.

Tony!  how's the Windy City?

-B

Yeah my other two officemates are Chinese and they use their Chinese names all the time.  But this guy doesn't so sometimes it throws me for a loop.  I also don't think his Chinese name is that hard to pronounce, I'm not sure why he doesn't use it. 

Hai!

Does anyone need my opinion or input on any matter?

Do I race on my new wheels on Sunday even though apparently a 250 foot stretch of the course is going to be gravel?  I'm leaning towards yes.

TriToy  

generally an older (but certainly not OLD) more sexually experienced woman who seeks out younger men for sex... desiring quantity AND quality...

-B