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Here are the results from the "Run for the World"
Name, Time, Pace
Andrew LeVake*#, 20:18, 6:33
Ben Ross+#, 22:16, 7:11
Mark Shuuf+, 22:37, 7:18
Eric Douglas+, 22:42, 7:19
Brian Beirne+, 22:53, 7:23
to see all the results, please point your browser here
*not really a rho, but he goes to more events than chad malone, paul hanson, and dohring (:
+not a lazy sloth like campanella
#destined for wolf creek
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i'm just glad that our forefathers didn't think like you do mr blackbox. i'm quite sure that the revolutionary war wasn't "fun" either, but it needed to be done just the same. you are probably a communist, you jerk.
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No, Eric slept 16 hours the same day he ran in that competition (3 miles at that). I can't imagine the amount of sleep 5 miles would require. Or the half-marathon for that matter (=
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shortness of breath
the urge to sleep 16 hours in a day
... has Moody been running, then?
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Was it slothness that makes me not enjoy running? Or is it your own stupidity which drives you to do it? What does running gain you? A couple of bum knees, pain, shortness of breath, 20 minutes of sheer agony, the urge to sleep 16 hours in a day, blisters, and so on. And for what end? To know you can run such and such a distance in such and such a time? How boring! Run while playing a sport! Run while chasing after your dog! Don't run for the sake of running! Therefore, I'll take not running, thank you very much (=
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