700 miles in 2018
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Jan 2018
9:31am, 10 Jan 2018
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Serendippily
*replaces mental image of naked Heinzster being chased by Sharktopus with mental image of Heinzster in a bikini* Oh no Carp  ((RRRRCaz))  LindsD I’m hoping to try TeeBees club track session next Thur. tummy already knotted school sports days were a travesty I was so far out my league but nothing ventured nothing gained
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Jan 2018
9:31am, 10 Jan 2018
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Totp
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Jan 2018
9:39am, 10 Jan 2018
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Mazlin
I hope your friend continues to recover, Carp If Sharktopus doesn’t want to see me naked (and let’s face it, who does?) he can crochet himself a little flannel and use it to cover his eyes
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Jan 2018
9:52am, 10 Jan 2018
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.B.
I'm sure Linds and DD will enjoy te track sessions. SK at our club all members are welcome at tracks sessions and that means 13m/m runners as well as the fast ones. They just set the session at the beginning and let people do it with others at their own pace. I've only done a couple but I really enjoyed them. RRR-CAZ I'm sure everyone will pull together, sometimes it good to be able to talk with other people who have been similarly affected, running together might be cathartic xx |
Jan 2018
9:54am, 10 Jan 2018
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FML
My year as running club male athlete of the year and male handicap series winner finished on Monday Running ticking over ok, slowly building up distance 1 race entered, a 10 mile in June. I did the HM in 2017 and it was a lovely race around Grimsthorpe Castle and surrounding grounds. |
Jan 2018
10:00am, 10 Jan 2018
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Fierce and Focused Fleecy
Sounds great FML I agree it could be a positive event, RRRRR, paying tribute in a weird sort of way? I’ve only done track a few times but it was fun, I would go more often if it was a different night but Friday evenings are not appealing! |
Jan 2018
10:49am, 10 Jan 2018
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sallykate
Fleecy, I thought of you last night as I was listening to Mark Steel in Ventnor: bbc.co.uk
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Jan 2018
10:53am, 10 Jan 2018
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Seratonin
Sharktopus is not the only mutant sea creature in existence. Just before Christmas DS3 and me had a conversation in the kitchen where he was telling me about his class at school doing a project on marine ecology. At one point the conversation went like this: DS3: There's something in the ocean that's really cool. Me: Oh what's that? DS3: I can't remember what it is called but its alive and really hard. It begins with "C" * Me: Is it a Croctopus? DS3: Is that like half crocodile and half octopus? Me: Yeah the front end is the crocodile bit and the back end has eight tentacles. DS3: That would be a really scary. Imagine having the jaws of a crocodile and eight legs to grab you with! Me: Yeah but be careful coz I think there's one in our bathroom! *We did establish that the answer was coral. If I did let this beast out of our bathroom, who do you think would win in a fight - Sharktopus or Croctopus?
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Jan 2018
10:59am, 10 Jan 2018
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Serendippily
Sharktopus. If it was an alligatopus however ... google.co.uk |
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Jan 2018
11:00am, 10 Jan 2018
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Serendippily
My favourite bit: There are even crocodile fossils from the dinosaur era that show signs of predation by ancient sharks, suggesting this conflict is truly ancient. |
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