Apr 2012
9:38am, 30 Apr 2012
3,288 posts
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Corona
Get used to that feeling once the 'long' run training kicks in Herman, though full-dead may describe it better
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Apr 2012
9:40am, 30 Apr 2012
708 posts
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HermanBloom
Haha, I'm dreading the Half in September, not going to think about a full just yet as I'll probably run and hide somewhere
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Apr 2012
9:40am, 30 Apr 2012
4,429 posts
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JamieKai *chameleon*
Ok, I'm in the ballot to see if they'll let me try to do more than the London Half next year. Got a reference number (VLM13-176631) and reading the above I'll not hold my breath for the confirmation email.
Anyone know why it takes them 5 months to pick some names out of a hat?
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Apr 2012
9:45am, 30 Apr 2012
4,633 posts
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Peacey
God knows why it takes so long, especially when the ballot will be closed within the next 24hrs!
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Apr 2012
9:47am, 30 Apr 2012
4,431 posts
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JamieKai *chameleon*
If they just let us know after a month or so, then the poor rejected (which I have every confidence I will be a member of) could at least enter Brighton or other similar decent marathon, and not be left facing the risk of doing Manchester instead...
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Apr 2012
9:56am, 30 Apr 2012
59,539 posts
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GregP
Word bro.
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Apr 2012
9:57am, 30 Apr 2012
1,145 posts
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Jerboa
Still no e-mail after more than 2 hours. Can't find a spam folder to check either
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Apr 2012
9:57am, 30 Apr 2012
1,276 posts
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ReturnoftheJuddi
True dat!
Ive entered. *crosses fingers*
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Apr 2012
10:06am, 30 Apr 2012
2,717 posts
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Vancouver Jogger
It takes a long time to write 100,000 rejection letters by hand. If the one member of the organising staff wrote one personalised rejection letter every 3 minutes that would take 143 working weeks - assuming no time off for sickness or holidays etc. I think they're doing pretty well to do it as quickly as they do.
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Apr 2012
10:15am, 30 Apr 2012
7,101 posts
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CrazyLegs
I guess they need to know how many GFA entries etc they will have before they know how many ballot places are available. I'm assuming their focus will be on the Bupa London 10,000 for the next month or so. They don't employ that many staff...
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