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2008-10-23 10:20 PM in reply to: #1763150 |
Champion 26509 Sydney | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-24 2:13 PM kaqphin - 2008-10-23 11:07 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-24 2:04 PM kaqphin - 2008-10-23 11:03 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-24 2:01 PM And who doesn't love House? That actor, Hugh whatever, is just brilliant. I love that show. I love hearing him talk with his British accent... weirds me out every time Isn't it funny how ugly guys are strangely sexy with that accent? The aussie accent is very similar. I lose all sense of reason (probably boring to you...) haha yeah Aussie doesnt do it for me... Some american accents really do though... .really really... my first 'boyfriend' when I was 11 or 12 was an American guy... maybe thats where that one comes from...
I wish I knew what an American accent sounded like. It would be so fun to be able to wipe your mind and experience something totally new. It's like living in NYC. I wish I could have one day where I had never been here and see it with those eyes. It would be nice to be able to have selective memory and comprehension! Well the thing is the American accent is really diverse from what i can tell... some sound good... some not so great... |
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2008-10-23 10:21 PM in reply to: #1763167 |
Champion 26509 Sydney | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-24 2:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 10:56 PM You're not useless at all. I've been in NYC for 10.5 years and I'm still finding my way! It's amazing how difficult change can be. And after being with someone for 11 years I'm single for the first time so in many ways, I feel like I'm starting all over again. So I could use any and all advice any of you can share. I'm just glad I'm old enough and have figured out (somewhat) who I am by now. That might make it a little easier. Although I imagine I'll be on here complaining about the slim options in no time It took me a long time to figure out how to "make friends" as an adult. After graduating from college, I found myself still living in Lafayette while all my close friends moved elsewhere. The Dude and I were already living together so I always had a built in buddy to hang out with. And he had friends that were local so we had a pretty fun group to party with. Then he left for Iraq. I realized that I was severely lacking in the near-to-me friends department. It's been a slow climb into new friendships. I had to make the effort to ask folks to dinner, or over to the house for a drink. Five years later, The Dude's preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan. This time when he's gone, I'll actually have someone to call at nine at night when I get a wild hair and want to go get ice cream or a drink or whatever. Or I can just come hang out on BT... Yeah BT is definatley a good buffer |
2008-10-23 10:21 PM in reply to: #1763176 |
Master 2201 Elgin, | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 9:19 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 9:14 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:12 PM Hmmmm, douple post... Mistake or post pad???? Genuine mistake (carpy computer) but I'll take the post pad! Your computer is a fish??? Uh no, a huge pile of c r a p. Was trying to be polite Oh got it. |
2008-10-23 10:22 PM in reply to: #1763093 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:02 PM What is it that you do? I'm intrigued by the exams and lab time and what not. I'd love to know more! My job is a boring one - I work in a Quality Control lab for a pharmaceutical. I graduated with a BS in Biology in '99 and promptly got a job in a chemistry lab. I really wanted to work for the company and thought I would be able to move my career in a more biology-related direction. Turns out, biologist for pharma companies tend to be PhDs and I was wildly underqualified for any of the other interesting stuff. So I finally got off my fanny and started back to school - this time for a BS in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The company reimburses me for my tuition and hopefully I'll be able to move my career forward once I get the degree. |
2008-10-23 10:22 PM in reply to: #1763176 |
Champion 26509 Sydney | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-24 2:19 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 9:14 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:12 PM Hmmmm, douple post... Mistake or post pad???? Genuine mistake (carpy computer) but I'll take the post pad! Your computer is a fish??? Uh no, a huge pile of c r a p. Was trying to be polite Well a fish would make a terrible computer....
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2008-10-23 10:25 PM in reply to: #1763167 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-23 11:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 10:56 PM You're not useless at all. I've been in NYC for 10.5 years and I'm still finding my way! It's amazing how difficult change can be. And after being with someone for 11 years I'm single for the first time so in many ways, I feel like I'm starting all over again. So I could use any and all advice any of you can share. I'm just glad I'm old enough and have figured out (somewhat) who I am by now. That might make it a little easier. Although I imagine I'll be on here complaining about the slim options in no time It took me a long time to figure out how to "make friends" as an adult. After graduating from college, I found myself still living in Lafayette while all my close friends moved elsewhere. The Dude and I were already living together so I always had a built in buddy to hang out with. And he had friends that were local so we had a pretty fun group to party with. Then he left for Iraq. I realized that I was severely lacking in the near-to-me friends department. It's been a slow climb into new friendships. I had to make the effort to ask folks to dinner, or over to the house for a drink. Five years later, The Dude's preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan. This time when he's gone, I'll actually have someone to call at nine at night when I get a wild hair and want to go get ice cream or a drink or whatever. Or I can just come hang out on BT... Isn't it funny how making friends can be harder than dating? My life with the dude had a lot to do with that. We were together for 11 years, married for 6. I left my family and friends (in Michigan) and moved to NYC with nothing but him. Over the years I forgot who I was and here I am now trying to figure it out. It's been really hard but also really freeing in so many ways. It's amazing how many people I've met here, both virtually and in real life. Triathletes are incredible people so I feel like I couldn't have take up this sport at a better time in my life. I know I'm going to need a tremendous amount of support over the next year. It's all new territory for me. I think Lafayette is not so far from where I grew up. I know I've been there. I fly to South Bend every time I go home! |
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2008-10-23 10:26 PM in reply to: #1763190 |
Master 2201 Elgin, | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 kaqphin - 2008-10-23 9:22 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-24 2:19 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 9:14 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:12 PM Hmmmm, douple post... Mistake or post pad???? Genuine mistake (carpy computer) but I'll take the post pad! Your computer is a fish??? Uh no, a huge pile of c r a p. Was trying to be polite Well a fish would make a terrible computer....
Yeah it would make a bad computer. |
2008-10-23 10:26 PM in reply to: #1763184 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 kaqphin - 2008-10-23 11:21 PM esc - 2008-10-24 2:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 10:56 PM You're not useless at all. I've been in NYC for 10.5 years and I'm still finding my way! It's amazing how difficult change can be. And after being with someone for 11 years I'm single for the first time so in many ways, I feel like I'm starting all over again. So I could use any and all advice any of you can share. I'm just glad I'm old enough and have figured out (somewhat) who I am by now. That might make it a little easier. Although I imagine I'll be on here complaining about the slim options in no time It took me a long time to figure out how to "make friends" as an adult. After graduating from college, I found myself still living in Lafayette while all my close friends moved elsewhere. The Dude and I were already living together so I always had a built in buddy to hang out with. And he had friends that were local so we had a pretty fun group to party with. Then he left for Iraq. I realized that I was severely lacking in the near-to-me friends department. It's been a slow climb into new friendships. I had to make the effort to ask folks to dinner, or over to the house for a drink. Five years later, The Dude's preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan. This time when he's gone, I'll actually have someone to call at nine at night when I get a wild hair and want to go get ice cream or a drink or whatever. Or I can just come hang out on BT... Yeah BT is definatley a good buffer I am SO thankful for BT! |
2008-10-23 10:26 PM in reply to: #1763202 |
TinkerBeth 23096 Liverpool, New York | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:26 PM kaqphin - 2008-10-23 11:21 PM esc - 2008-10-24 2:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 10:56 PM You're not useless at all. I've been in NYC for 10.5 years and I'm still finding my way! It's amazing how difficult change can be. And after being with someone for 11 years I'm single for the first time so in many ways, I feel like I'm starting all over again. So I could use any and all advice any of you can share. I'm just glad I'm old enough and have figured out (somewhat) who I am by now. That might make it a little easier. Although I imagine I'll be on here complaining about the slim options in no time It took me a long time to figure out how to "make friends" as an adult. After graduating from college, I found myself still living in Lafayette while all my close friends moved elsewhere. The Dude and I were already living together so I always had a built in buddy to hang out with. And he had friends that were local so we had a pretty fun group to party with. Then he left for Iraq. I realized that I was severely lacking in the near-to-me friends department. It's been a slow climb into new friendships. I had to make the effort to ask folks to dinner, or over to the house for a drink. Five years later, The Dude's preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan. This time when he's gone, I'll actually have someone to call at nine at night when I get a wild hair and want to go get ice cream or a drink or whatever. Or I can just come hang out on BT... Yeah BT is definatley a good buffer I am SO thankful for BT! x2! |
2008-10-23 10:28 PM in reply to: #1763188 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-23 11:22 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:02 PM What is it that you do? I'm intrigued by the exams and lab time and what not. I'd love to know more! My job is a boring one - I work in a Quality Control lab for a pharmaceutical. I graduated with a BS in Biology in '99 and promptly got a job in a chemistry lab. I really wanted to work for the company and thought I would be able to move my career in a more biology-related direction. Turns out, biologist for pharma companies tend to be PhDs and I was wildly underqualified for any of the other interesting stuff. So I finally got off my fanny and started back to school - this time for a BS in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The company reimburses me for my tuition and hopefully I'll be able to move my career forward once I get the degree. That sounds pretty cool to me. I studied biology for 3 years before making a very drastic change to communications (essentially to graduate faster) and I still wonder what I may have been able to do. It sounds like you'll be able to get to something less boring with the new degree But let's face it. ALL work is boring. |
2008-10-23 10:28 PM in reply to: #1763195 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:25 PM Isn't it funny how making friends can be harder than dating? My life with the dude had a lot to do with that. We were together for 11 years, married for 6. I left my family and friends (in Michigan) and moved to NYC with nothing but him. Over the years I forgot who I was and here I am now trying to figure it out. It's been really hard but also really freeing in so many ways. It's amazing how many people I've met here, both virtually and in real life. Triathletes are incredible people so I feel like I couldn't have take up this sport at a better time in my life. I know I'm going to need a tremendous amount of support over the next year. It's all new territory for me. I think Lafayette is not so far from where I grew up. I know I've been there. I fly to South Bend every time I go home! South Bend isn't too far away. One of my favorite things about Lafayette is that it's not so far away from lots of cool places. It's only a one hour drive to Indianapolis and a two/two and a half hour drive to Chicago. |
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2008-10-23 10:29 PM in reply to: #1763204 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 lastcall2003 - 2008-10-23 11:26 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:26 PM kaqphin - 2008-10-23 11:21 PM esc - 2008-10-24 2:17 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 10:56 PM You're not useless at all. I've been in NYC for 10.5 years and I'm still finding my way! It's amazing how difficult change can be. And after being with someone for 11 years I'm single for the first time so in many ways, I feel like I'm starting all over again. So I could use any and all advice any of you can share. I'm just glad I'm old enough and have figured out (somewhat) who I am by now. That might make it a little easier. Although I imagine I'll be on here complaining about the slim options in no time It took me a long time to figure out how to "make friends" as an adult. After graduating from college, I found myself still living in Lafayette while all my close friends moved elsewhere. The Dude and I were already living together so I always had a built in buddy to hang out with. And he had friends that were local so we had a pretty fun group to party with. Then he left for Iraq. I realized that I was severely lacking in the near-to-me friends department. It's been a slow climb into new friendships. I had to make the effort to ask folks to dinner, or over to the house for a drink. Five years later, The Dude's preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan. This time when he's gone, I'll actually have someone to call at nine at night when I get a wild hair and want to go get ice cream or a drink or whatever. Or I can just come hang out on BT... Yeah BT is definatley a good buffer I am SO thankful for BT! x2! How did everyone find BT? I'm always curious about that. We're an interesting bunch for sure |
2008-10-23 10:31 PM in reply to: #1763211 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-23 11:28 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:25 PM Isn't it funny how making friends can be harder than dating? My life with the dude had a lot to do with that. We were together for 11 years, married for 6. I left my family and friends (in Michigan) and moved to NYC with nothing but him. Over the years I forgot who I was and here I am now trying to figure it out. It's been really hard but also really freeing in so many ways. It's amazing how many people I've met here, both virtually and in real life. Triathletes are incredible people so I feel like I couldn't have take up this sport at a better time in my life. I know I'm going to need a tremendous amount of support over the next year. It's all new territory for me. I think Lafayette is not so far from where I grew up. I know I've been there. I fly to South Bend every time I go home! South Bend isn't too far away. One of my favorite things about Lafayette is that it's not so far away from lots of cool places. It's only a one hour drive to Indianapolis and a two/two and a half hour drive to Chicago. In an effort to escape my not-so-great-at-the-moment life, I'm considering spending 3 weeks in the old Midwest in December. Part of me is really longing for it and part of me is asking myself if I've gone completely insane! Not for the geography (I love it there), but more for the inevitable hassle and drama that will come with it. |
2008-10-23 10:31 PM in reply to: #1737333 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 I'm fairly certain that I googled "beginner triathlon". I *heart* google. |
2008-10-23 10:32 PM in reply to: #1763222 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:31 PM In an effort to escape my not-so-great-at-the-moment life, I'm considering spending 3 weeks in the old Midwest in December. Part of me is really longing for it and part of me is asking myself if I've gone completely insane! Not for the geography (I love it there), but more for the inevitable hassle and drama that will come with it. If I had three weeks I might spend it somewhere warmer... |
2008-10-23 10:33 PM in reply to: #1763227 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-23 11:32 PM LazyMarathoner - 2008-10-23 11:31 PM In an effort to escape my not-so-great-at-the-moment life, I'm considering spending 3 weeks in the old Midwest in December. Part of me is really longing for it and part of me is asking myself if I've gone completely insane! Not for the geography (I love it there), but more for the inevitable hassle and drama that will come with it. If I had three weeks I might spend it somewhere warmer... Considering the chilly reception I'll likely get, I might be inclined to agree with you |
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2008-10-23 10:37 PM in reply to: #1737333 |
Master 2201 Elgin, | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 Stupid Phillies lose Game 2!! |
2008-10-23 10:37 PM in reply to: #1761737 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 van_paulus - 2008-10-23 2:05 PM Did you guys hear something? Better yet, I love how this guy drops in all the time and we just ignore it and keep chatting. Nothing phases us. That's why we're the best team ever! |
2008-10-23 10:37 PM in reply to: #1737333 |
TinkerBeth 23096 Liverpool, New York | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 hmmmmmm, how did I find BT............................... well, as I recall, I was searching on the internet for training plans - found the site, signed up downloaded some of the free plans - liked them, but wanted more specifics so I became a member lurked - well, not really - I dropped in on a couple of threads and just couldn't figure it out - then I found the challenge forum................... the rest is history |
2008-10-23 10:38 PM in reply to: #1763238 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:37 PM Stupid Phillies lose Game 2!! I think this series has the potential to go seven games. |
2008-10-23 10:38 PM in reply to: #1763238 |
TinkerBeth 23096 Liverpool, New York | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 |
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2008-10-23 10:39 PM in reply to: #1763241 |
TinkerBeth 23096 Liverpool, New York | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 esc - 2008-10-23 11:38 PM tlnewman30 - 2008-10-23 11:37 PM Stupid Phillies lose Game 2!! I think this series has the potential to go seven games. doesn't it make you wonder????????????? just sayin' |
2008-10-23 10:41 PM in reply to: #1762360 |
Pro 4608 Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 ratkat - 2008-10-23 5:05 PM .... Work not going to good... Other people's stuff wasn't done, so I can't get my stuff done.... ARGGGGHHH.... But the sunny side of this is, that I have time to meet up with friends, drink beer and even get a workout in. ..... BEER! |
2008-10-23 10:41 PM in reply to: #1737333 |
Master 1817 Lafayette, IN | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 Alright, Kiddos. I'm going to call it a night. Time to but my runny nose and sore throat to bed. Later! |
2008-10-23 10:42 PM in reply to: #1763240 |
Champion 26509 Sydney | Subject: RE: The Mysterious Dark Arts - l'acte 2 lastcall2003 - 2008-10-24 2:37 PM hmmmmmm, how did I find BT............................... well, as I recall, I was searching on the internet for training plans - found the site, signed up downloaded some of the free plans - liked them, but wanted more specifics so I became a member lurked - well, not really - I dropped in on a couple of threads and just couldn't figure it out - then I found the challenge forum................... the rest is history Wow Im not sure i can remember all those details... First found the site in late 2004 when I had been convinced by a friend to do a triathlon with her.... Did not actually join the site until about 12 months later when I was training for the same race on my own as my friend has gone AWOL.... Started bloging and met some Aussies, got adopted by an American who said 'come into chat' so I joined to get access to chat... Made some more friends, got sick, didnt race or train for most of a year... Got injured... started a TDF challenge in 2007.... and here I am... |
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