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| Vidiot
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04-27-2003 03:41 PM ET (US)
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naw, I only date livestock after my brother's finished with them. What else are younger siblings for?
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| jonmc
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04-27-2003 03:24 PM ET (US)
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My Southern-ness tends to come out more in my speech than my writing, anyway.
Well, that and his prediliction towards handguns and livestock dating...
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| Vidiot
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04-27-2003 03:11 PM ET (US)
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ah, sorry to jump the gun. My Southern-ness tends to come out more in my speech than my writing, anyway. (And usually it's when I'm drunk, tired, or homesick; my accent's not real strong.)
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04-27-2003 03:00 PM ET (US)
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I wasn't implying you had made fun of me. But that ya shouldn't.
I had no idea you were a southerner.
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| Vidiot
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04-27-2003 02:56 PM ET (US)
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Hell no, I'm not making fun of you! I'm from NC and use it myself.
(Besides, language without regional differences is boring.)
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| Will Raleigh
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04-27-2003 02:51 PM ET (US)
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I love me a search challenge. In fact, I wish I could have a running history of all the searches I run throughout my life. That would probably make for some scary reading. Anyway, looks like it does happen: At about 20 or so miles, I noticed that passing gas helped. Unfortunately, at 23 miles, it was not gas that came out (yuck!) Via a thread on rec.running
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04-27-2003 02:46 PM ET (US)
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I'm way guilty of the occasional "might could."
You might could not make fun of me for it either.
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| Vidiot
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04-27-2003 02:44 PM ET (US)
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"Scared deep" *does* sound Southern, nowthatIthinkufit. It's almost as good as "might could."
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04-27-2003 02:34 PM ET (US)
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Also jealous of his skinny-ass. That is so not fair.
And j-po: I read that the first couple of times as "scared deep." It sounded so Southern and not-quite right. Now I know why. Because I can't read s'gud.
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| Vidiot
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04-27-2003 02:20 PM ET (US)
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I'm just jealous of JonMC's metabolism. Bastid.
There's some sort of nipple protector runners can get so they won't finish races with bloody nipples. I don't remember what they're called (and I am SO NOT gonna search for "bloody nipple prevention" while I'm at work.)
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04-27-2003 01:07 PM ET (US)
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People who physically exert themselves when they are not being paid or getting laid are nuts.
My only excercise consists of 12-oz curls and I am stll a svelte 180 at 6' 1".
Also joggers should be hooked up to treadmills and forced to produce electricity. I see joggers on my lunch hour! In New York. Why don't they spend their lunch hours in bars like sensible people?
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| jpoulos
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04-27-2003 10:41 AM ET (US)
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I remember when the Ironman triathlon was getting big, and Wide World of Sports covered it. One of the women finished the race with shitty drawers. The commentators tried to dance around the issue, euphemisms flying everywhere. I was just a kid, and I remember when I realized what they were talking about. It scarred me. Scarred me deep.
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| ben
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04-27-2003 06:51 AM ET (US)
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Klaus talks as if he hasn't been here long.
The bodies of those who push themselves far beyond the limits of conditioning... do amazing and - yes - appalling things.
Your use of "done been punched" leaves me homesick for a place far different than that in which I live.
Gentler congratulations are due, I might add, that you hauled yourself to Nashville at an ungodly hour of the morning... and managed to arrive with your caboose still attached, crusty eyes and all.
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| Klaus
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04-27-2003 06:17 AM ET (US)
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This is by far the most brilliant piece of reportage I have yet found on this site.
I laughed hard enough to shit myself in lieu of those runners who did not.
I celebrate you, Brittney.
This Bud's for you.
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