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Oct 2011
6:34pm, 24 Oct 2011
37,268 posts
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plodding hippo
Luton is not that un scenic
But its no Cornish marathon
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Oct 2011
6:40pm, 24 Oct 2011
629 posts
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louismaxy
Yer right but something is telling me I need closure on Luton................hahaha
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Oct 2011
6:42pm, 24 Oct 2011
37,270 posts
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plodding hippo
next year for cornish
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Oct 2011
2:08pm, 25 Oct 2011
922 posts
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The great dollop
hold the turds.
380Mb of files (4500) remain in the upload queue as of now 14:08 . work out how long that is on 400kbit upload and you'll know when they are ready.
31000 already on there, so plenty to look through when they are live....
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Oct 2011
2:13pm, 25 Oct 2011
28,659 posts
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Hendo
Get on with it man.
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Oct 2011
2:15pm, 25 Oct 2011
28,660 posts
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Hendo
In other news, and rather randomly, I just remembered how disappointed I was to see so many empty gel wrappers left on the ground on Saturday. Maybe the organisers could remind runners that there isn't a street sweeper that goes around the downs to clear up after them? Sad state of affairs that people might actually need to be told in the first place though. I mean, who would think to just drop their litter?
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Oct 2011
2:16pm, 25 Oct 2011
5,475 posts
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McGoohan
(Poised over envelope, turd in marigold-gloved hand)
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Oct 2011
2:23pm, 25 Oct 2011
6,467 posts
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Caterpillar
Hendo, your point is valid, but I think a lot of stuff gets dropped by accident. People find it difficult to stuff rubbish into a pocket while running and even if they do it sometimes comes out.
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Oct 2011
2:25pm, 25 Oct 2011
5,477 posts
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McGoohan
I thought that going up the first hill: there seemed to be a couple of full ones and I thought 'oh dear, someone's dropped their gels'. But after that point, there were just loads of 'em: all empty. It was mainly in the first 5 or 6 miles.
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Oct 2011
2:28pm, 25 Oct 2011
28,661 posts
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Hendo
I was seeing them all around the course too.
Fair point cat, but you know. FFS and all that.
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