Headless Horsemen Team Thread (Page 3)

2008-10-02 12:23 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

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apw0397 - 2008-10-02 12:11 PM

Ha, I love that! Of course my job is currently chief raiser of two rabble-rousers so no conference calls for me.

Ah yes, I've had many trainer rides watching Spongebob. Those rule.

And judging from your sig line, back episodes of 'The Office' (darned smileys...it's an addiction!)

mehaner

2008-10-02 12:26 PM

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Champion

14571

the alamo city, Texas

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

Donskiman

2008-10-02 1:52 PM

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Expert

2555

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

Another 10.55 in the books. Keep running horsies!

pitt83

2008-10-02 1:55 PM

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Champion

16151

Checkin' out the podium girls

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4.5 over my lunch hour today! Quick pace and feelin' fine too!

2008-10-02 1:59 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

Too much fiber today?

chrisrunzs26

2008-10-02 2:17 PM

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Expert

935

South eastern Ohio

Silver member

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

Good afternoon Horsemen, Just thought I'd leave you this thought.....

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2008-10-02 2:24 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

And judging from your sig line, back episodes of 'The Office'

(darned smileys...it's an addiction!)

Well, you do have to diversify between Scrubs and The Office.

2008-10-02 2:24 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

chrisrunzs26 - 2008-10-02 2:17 PM Good afternoon Horsemen, Just thought I'd leave you this thought.....

We carry around clown heads like pumpkins...a dime a dozen...

Life is good when there's one less clown in the world...

2008-10-02 2:24 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

I prefer the term bathroomus interuptus.

2008-10-02 2:26 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

sparco - 2008-10-02 1:59 PM

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

Too much fiber today?

I SO resisted the urge to use a smiley...

2008-10-02 2:27 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

Maybe I will update my October goals to include: no smileys.

2008-10-02 2:27 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

Forgot there was actually a run challenge going on. Knocked out an easy 4 yesterday and 5 today at lunch.

2008-10-02 2:28 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

apw0397 - 2008-10-02 2:24 PM

And judging from your sig line, back episodes of 'The Office'

(darned smileys...it's an addiction!)

Well, you do have to diversify between Scrubs and The Office.

And if you look at my blog title, Seinfeld as well I suppose.

2008-10-02 2:29 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

sparco - 2008-10-02 2:27 PM Maybe I will update my October goals to include: no smileys.

The CGoA (Colon Guild of America) might revoke your presidency.

Triathlynne

2008-10-02 2:35 PM

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Elite

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Renton, Washington

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Wow. You guys are some serious runners.

cayrip

2008-10-02 2:48 PM

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apw0397 - 2008-10-02 1:24 PM

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

I prefer the term bathroomus interuptus.

I don't know how many times this has happened to me but I should have been arrested for some of the things I have left in people's front yards. I'm just glad I run at night a lot. It is easier to hide behind the bushes. No matter how hard you try to prevent this it will still come out to bite you in the rear (pun intented).

mehaner

2008-10-02 2:51 PM

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Champion

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the alamo city, Texas

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

cayrip - 2008-10-02 3:48 PM

apw0397 - 2008-10-02 1:24 PM

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

I prefer the term bathroomus interuptus.

I'm just glad I was in my development and was able to hoof it home. I had a lot of dairy today that I think upset my tummy...

2008-10-02 3:07 PM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

cayrip - 2008-10-02 2:48 PM

apw0397 - 2008-10-02 1:24 PM

meherczeg - 2008-10-02 12:26 PM hey horseys i just went for a run on my lunch break...cut short by...how to put this delicately...digestive issues?

I prefer the term bathroomus interuptus.

I don't know how many times this has happened to me but I should have been arrested for some of the things I have left in people's front yards...

Well...um, hopefully they just think it's doggy doo, shovel it into a plastic shopping bag and throw it into the outside trash receptacle...

They probably pick up the phone and complain to the neighbor with the stray dog...

I only had ONE incident. Two years ago. Had a long run (13 miles) at the end of summer and felt that I needed to take care of business, so I re-routed my run so I could pass by a park restroom. Got to the park restroom and REALLY had to go. Went to open the restroom door and IT WAS LOCKED! Who locks a park restroom door on a Saturday afternoon?!

Well, obviously my body was already autonomically prepared to complete the deed. Luckily there were some bushes about 30 feet away. Ick.

2008-10-02 3:13 PM

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Master

1292

McKinney, TX

Subject: RE: Headless Horsemen Team Thread

Only once? Ever?

Heck, I had a run a few weeks ago where I felt the need twice. Once I made it to a bathroom. The second time...I was a few minutes away. Was in the park running around the lake. Let's just hope nobody fished there that day.