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Fetchpoint: Squished Bugs

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JingleBell chameleon Dec 2011 10:03pm, 10 Dec 2011 3,962 posts	Quote Pin JingleBell chameleon Kids. Damn those kids these days... shakes fist I blame them for this recent bug infestation...
MissChappo Dec 2011 10:05pm, 10 Dec 2011 11,226 posts	Quote Pin MissChappo Yeah those damn kids. And that bloody Christmas.
JingleBell chameleon Dec 2011 10:10pm, 10 Dec 2011 3,963 posts	Quote Pin JingleBell chameleon shudders Isn't the C word getting a bit old?
JingleNells Dec 2011 10:25pm, 10 Dec 2011 19,353 posts	Quote Pin JingleNells I think I tried to squish bugs on my run today. And I'd have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn't been for those meddlin' kids! shakes fist as the cops lead me away
cpea Dec 2011 10:44pm, 10 Dec 2011 16 posts	Quote Pin cpea I posted on the 'other' thread about how on earth I'd managed to squish two bugs, and yet move another...it is something about moving them a mile. Calling all you experinced runners/cynics..I am a hopeless beginner - although keen - I have covered more mileage (not just through running - have cycled/walked-through-tonsilitis/pushed my two-year-old-in-her-buggy through mid-winter Scottish darkness) in order to particiate with complete strangers in this game. I have to adjust my routes - most credits/relays/randoms/bugs/garmin markers in my mile radius mean I have to report them...or cover 6 miles in (and have done snow covered fields in order to do so)...I repeat...I am a beginner...I live in a rural area...I am moving my sorry arse over 6 miles a day in some way or form - is that not a good thing? You inspiring real runners, stay with it - you may have to leave your stop watch at home. This is fun, and this is why we do it
JingleNells Dec 2011 10:51pm, 10 Dec 2011 19,354 posts	Quote Pin JingleNells cpea, if you're a beginner and you're managing 6 miles a day somehow then firstly well done, that's good going and secondly be careful not to overdo it and hurt yourself. If you can cope with it without getting hurt, though, you'll see some real progress ffrom that level of exercise. Top work, and it IS a fun way to motivate ourselves, isn't it? Stick with it!