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2007-10-05 11:50 AM
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MrsUSMC - 2007-10-05 12:48 PM

I have the hardest time taking a twinkie seriously! Am I the only one?


TWINKIES RULE!

Would you like a few? I've got a whole box of 'em.





2007-10-05 11:54 AM
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Having a hard time giving your stuff away, are we?

Not even tempted.
2007-10-05 11:54 AM
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Up to Ten so far . Local Weather is favorable (55-60F) so I am looking to "bump" it up some more over the weekend. Happy Hunting ( for vampires and/or miles that is ).

Below is for some reading from a local SCV paper from JIM Walker a runner training for the Santa Clarita marathon Nov 4th
I run with the group occasionally on Sunday , when i am not doing triathlons.

I have to say the hot day described at the beginning of September I rode my bike on much the same route and it was SUPER HOT . I cannot imagine running the mileage that day.

Enjoy !

http://www.the-signal.com/?module=displaystory&story_id=51000&forma...
2007-10-05 12:08 PM
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MrsUSMC - 2007-10-05 12:54 PM

Having a hard time giving your stuff away, are we?

Not even tempted.


Think of it as carb-loading.

(I think. I have a feeling it's mostly made of artificial, um, everything.)

Yum!

OK, back to work now.

2007-10-05 12:28 PM
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D001 - 2007-10-05 1:08 PM
MrsUSMC - 2007-10-05 12:54 PM Having a hard time giving your stuff away, are we? Not even tempted.
Think of it as carb-loading. (I think. I have a feeling it's mostly made of artificial, um, everything.) Yum! OK, back to work now.

Ah ... D001 is really a Bumper at heart ... bumping our thread ... it's cool, you can be an honorary member, we won't blow your Twinkie cover.

Nice article, van paulus. He sounds like a cool guy! I'd love to do Santa Clarita, but I'd still like to finish the training season out with AIDS Marathon (through early Dec.) and frankly, those Santa Ana winds get to me. A bunch of us just did a triathlon out in San Dimas which was bloody blistering hot (shameless plug for my Race Report here) with super dry winds that just sucked the water off you before it even hit.

 

2007-10-05 12:36 PM
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TriAya - 2007-10-05 1:28 PM

Ah ... D001 is really a Bumper at heart ... bumping our thread ... it's cool, you can be an honorary member, we won't blow your Twinkie cover.


Happy to help bump ya.

As for the Twinkie cover, it's kind of hard to hide. I am displaying a box of Twinkies as an avatar, after all.





2007-10-05 12:41 PM
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D001 - 2007-10-05 1:36 PM
TriAya - 2007-10-05 1:28 PM Ah ... D001 is really a Bumper at heart ... bumping our thread ... it's cool, you can be an honorary member, we won't blow your Twinkie cover.
Happy to help bump ya. As for the Twinkie cover, it's kind of hard to hide. I am displaying a box of Twinkies as an avatar, after all.

Hey! You just bumped us onto page 7. Nice work. I like you. You can stay forever.

Where in NC are you? I lived in Davidson (started college there) for two years.

2007-10-05 12:58 PM
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TriAya - 2007-10-05 12:28 PM

D001 - 2007-10-05 1:08 PM
MrsUSMC - 2007-10-05 12:54 PM Having a hard time giving your stuff away, are we? Not even tempted.
Think of it as carb-loading. (I think. I have a feeling it's mostly made of artificial, um, everything.) Yum! OK, back to work now.

Ah ... D001 is really a Bumper at heart ... bumping our thread ... it's cool, you can be an honorary member, we won't blow your Twinkie cover.

Nice article, van paulus. He sounds like a cool guy! I'd love to do Santa Clarita, but I'd still like to finish the training season out with AIDS Marathon (through early Dec.) and frankly, those Santa Ana winds get to me. A bunch of us just did a triathlon out in San Dimas which was bloody blistering hot (shameless plug for my Race Report here) with super dry winds that just sucked the water off you before it even hit.

 

 

ummm wasn't san dimas where the "Lost Boys" encountered all the vampires?? 

2007-10-05 1:00 PM
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Selachophobia - 2007-10-05 1:58 PM
TriAya - 2007-10-05 12:28 PM

D001 - 2007-10-05 1:08 PM
MrsUSMC - 2007-10-05 12:54 PM Having a hard time giving your stuff away, are we? Not even tempted.
Think of it as carb-loading. (I think. I have a feeling it's mostly made of artificial, um, everything.) Yum! OK, back to work now.

Ah ... D001 is really a Bumper at heart ... bumping our thread ... it's cool, you can be an honorary member, we won't blow your Twinkie cover.

Nice article, van paulus. He sounds like a cool guy! I'd love to do Santa Clarita, but I'd still like to finish the training season out with AIDS Marathon (through early Dec.) and frankly, those Santa Ana winds get to me. A bunch of us just did a triathlon out in San Dimas which was bloody blistering hot (shameless plug for my Race Report here) with super dry winds that just sucked the water off you before it even hit.

 

 

ummm wasn't san dimas where the "Lost Boys" encountered all the vampires?? 

Nope, sorry! That was filmed on the old Santa Cruz boardwalk, I believe. Great film. Super cheesy, but I LOVED it. It does have a near-record number of bloopers, though.

2007-10-05 1:30 PM
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Bumping us back up to the top, where we belong.

2007-10-05 1:58 PM
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EEEK! I'm surrounded by pizza at work. I hate when they do that!


2007-10-05 2:19 PM
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I work part-time at a fitness company and they always have a huge box of pastries in the kitchen ... our janitor's wife runs a bakery. I must confess sometimes I don't bring breakfast ... mmmmmm!
2007-10-05 2:52 PM
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BunnyB - 2007-10-05 1:58 PM EEEK! I'm surrounded by pizza at work. I hate when they do that!

 mmmmmmm, pizza!

2007-10-05 2:55 PM
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Uh oh...my throat is feeling scratchy and I am feeling a little bit sniffly I hope I do not wake up with some full-blown illness tomorrow. Hitting the drug store right after work to get some emergen-C stuff or whatever and some zinc lozenges - those things work wonders.
2007-10-05 2:58 PM
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wurkit_gurl - 2007-10-05 2:55 PM Uh oh...my throat is feeling scratchy and I am feeling a little bit sniffly I hope I do not wake up with some full-blown illness tomorrow. Hitting the drug store right after work to get some emergen-C stuff or whatever and some zinc lozenges - those things work wonders.

 

i always do a lot of hydrating when i feel a bug coming on, sometimes you can flush it out of your system if you catch it early......   gets a little annoying peeing every 10 minutes, but its better than getting sick for a week or two....   just my .02

2007-10-05 3:01 PM
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wurkit_gurl - 2007-10-05 2:55 PM Uh oh...my throat is feeling scratchy and I am feeling a little bit sniffly I hope I do not wake up with some full-blown illness tomorrow. Hitting the drug store right after work to get some emergen-C stuff or whatever and some zinc lozenges - those things work wonders.

 

i always do a lot of hydrating when i feel a bug coming on, sometimes you can flush it out of your system if you catch it early......   gets a little annoying peeing every 10 minutes, but its better than getting sick for a week or two....   just my .02



Good call - going to get water right now...

Sometimes I go the orange juice route, but not before a race - ew, acid stomach.


2007-10-05 3:30 PM
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wurkit_gurl - 2007-10-05 4:01 PM
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wurkit_gurl - 2007-10-05 2:55 PM Uh oh...my throat is feeling scratchy and I am feeling a little bit sniffly I hope I do not wake up with some full-blown illness tomorrow. Hitting the drug store right after work to get some emergen-C stuff or whatever and some zinc lozenges - those things work wonders.

 

i always do a lot of hydrating when i feel a bug coming on, sometimes you can flush it out of your system if you catch it early......   gets a little annoying peeing every 10 minutes, but its better than getting sick for a week or two....   just my .02

Good call - going to get water right now... Sometimes I go the orange juice route, but not before a race - ew, acid stomach.

x2 on the flushing it out. I had a nasty cold coming on last week before my Oly and drank it away. I still have the scratchy throat and gummed-up head sniffles this week, but it ain't killing me.

Hope you feel better--fight it off!

2007-10-05 3:37 PM
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Super congrats to Chrissy, who just made her 1000th post--pretty legitimately--no endless BS postings in TAN!
2007-10-05 4:17 PM
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TriAya - 2007-10-05 10:28 AM

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Nice article, van paulus. He sounds like a cool guy! I'd love to do Santa Clarita, but I'd still like to finish the training season out with AIDS Marathon (through early Dec.) and frankly, those Santa Ana winds get to me. A bunch of us just did a triathlon out in San Dimas which was bloody blistering hot (shameless plug for my Race Report here) with super dry winds that just sucked the water off you before it even hit.



I thought the article might hit a nerve on this site.

I would like to TRI running San Dimas some year . But I figured Carpinteria which was the same day Sept 30 would probably have cooler weather and an ocean swim . I am not fast in the water but i do enjoy the ocean .

Good luck with the AIDs Marathon . Where is it held? You could always do the HAlf at santa clarita as a well supported training run before for your december race.
2007-10-05 5:23 PM
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van_paulus - 2007-10-05 5:17 PM
TriAya - 2007-10-05 10:28 AM

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Nice article, van paulus. He sounds like a cool guy! I'd love to do Santa Clarita, but I'd still like to finish the training season out with AIDS Marathon (through early Dec.) and frankly, those Santa Ana winds get to me. A bunch of us just did a triathlon out in San Dimas which was bloody blistering hot (shameless plug for my Race Report here) with super dry winds that just sucked the water off you before it even hit.

 

I thought the article might hit a nerve on this site. I would like to TRI running San Dimas some year . But I figured Carpinteria which was the same day Sept 30 would probably have cooler weather and an ocean swim . I am not fast in the water but i do enjoy the ocean . Good luck with the AIDs Marathon . Where is it held? You could always do the HAlf at santa clarita as a well supported training run before for your december race.

Wow, how was Carpinteria? That was the one I originally planned to do but it closed out on me before I could register. Did you file a race report? Must hunt.

AIDS Marathon runs as a contingent at selected marathons, but I've done all their marathons already so I'm going it solo this year. I'm not firm on a race (it needs to be late Nov/early Dec.), but it'll probably be Cal Int'l in Sacramento.

Yeah, spoze I could do the half, huh? I hear they have cool medals, too (even for the 5K)! Plus it'll be a lot easier to pick up a jockstrapper if they only have to hang around for a couple hours.

2007-10-05 6:54 PM
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ok team...and a few unnamed drop (outs) from other LOSER teams.

Went up to Lake Anna to assist GIna, Madcow and Tony in the jock strapping of the VA douple/triple.  GORGEOUS lake, ran along the edge of it this afternoon and through part of one of the woody trails with lots of red cedar (oh yeah the allergies are going crazy) That was about 3 miles worth of run so I'm up to 10.5 this week.  Rode around on my bike earlier for 11. 

This race is set up strange.  To get the 7.2 miles for the swim they went along the shoreline and back 18 times (BORING).  The bike loop is up and down the park entrance road (a 5 mile ride done 67 times for a total of 336 miles) and then they run that same fricking road for the 72 mile run

Trying to post a picture of the lake...needs a lot of editing to create the size limited by the site



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2007-10-05 7:23 PM
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San Dimas is where Bill and Ted had their excellent adventure, dude.

No fricking way would I go around in a loop that many times.  No offense to the double/triple racers, but they're nuts.

Durango is beautiful.  Pix tomorrow, I hope, or Sun for my 70-min run at 6800 feet...

 

2007-10-05 7:37 PM
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QUOTE]gailg - 2007-10-05 7:23 PM

 

San Dimas is where Bill and Ted had their excellent adventure, dude.

 

No fricking way would I go around in a loop that many times.  No offense to the double/triple racers, but they're nuts.

 

Durango is beautiful.  Pix tomorrow, I hope, or Sun for my 70-min run at 6800 feet...

 

 

 

 

 

 

ahhhh, i knew san dimas was from some movie...   yep Bill and Teds   thanks gail, thats been bugging me since i was corrected by triaya....

 

 



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gailg - 2007-10-05 7:23 PM

San Dimas is where Bill and Ted had their excellent adventure, dude.

No fricking way would I go around in a loop that many times.  No offense to the double/triple racers, but they're nuts.

Durango is beautiful.  Pix tomorrow, I hope, or Sun for my 70-min run at 6800 feet...

I wouldn't do it either, especially if I had to face the same damn road for over 24 hours (figuring 20 hrs on the bike and about half?? that much for all the run)I just wanted to meet up with some other BT'ers cause it's so much fun to put names/faces and screen names together and getting to know other BT'ers is fun too.  Susan and I met at a race last month in Williamsburg.  Her tri club is friendlier than mine but is too far away from me to regularly take part in.  RTC has a lot of great seminars and such but is kind of snobbish if you aren't on the in crowd and what newbie is?

2007-10-05 8:43 PM
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zipp1 - 2007-10-05 8:40 PM
gailg - 2007-10-05 7:23 PM

San Dimas is where Bill and Ted had their excellent adventure, dude.

No fricking way would I go around in a loop that many times.  No offense to the double/triple racers, but they're nuts.

Durango is beautiful.  Pix tomorrow, I hope, or Sun for my 70-min run at 6800 feet...

I wouldn't do it either, especially if I had to face the same damn road for over 24 hours (figuring 20 hrs on the bike and about half?? that much for all the run)I just wanted to meet up with some other BT'ers cause it's so much fun to put names/faces and screen names together and getting to know other BT'ers is fun too.  Susan and I met at a race last month in Williamsburg.  Her tri club is friendlier than mine but is too far away from me to regularly take part in.  RTC has a lot of great seminars and such but is kind of snobbish if you aren't on the in crowd and what newbie is?

That's too bad. Tri generally seems to be a very inclusive, friendly sport ... ya gotta move down here to sunny So Cal with us!

That's so awesome that you were at the DIM/TIM site. I sent some e-mails to the race e-mail for reading out inspiring messages to the athletes, but I don't know if they ever actually do get read (Gina said last year it was pretty poor, but maybe it would change this year).

I'm sniffing snot like a retarded dog (maybe I should join the Werewolves, I'd be in great company) but am in for an easy 10-miler tomorrow morning. I think I'm going to bed now--tired, have a cold, and it's been a long day.

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