I'm thinking it's time to shut down the old Blogger.
Since I'm not running, not training, I guess I don't have much to say, all I can do is get myself in trouble.
Bye.
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500 Buckle, Here I come!
I GOT that Buffalo Buckle!
Time to Pimp the Bracelets
2006: MUT=Mountain Ultra Trailrunner (never a pure bred, always a MUT!)
Free at last, free at last. I'm running on my own terms now!
The Haps
- 8 miles at the Apex w/Amy
- Summit at North Fork w/Amy
- 26 with Star, Bergen Peak, CO
- 8 at Green Mtn, CO w/Amy
- 6 in Topeka, KS with Amy
- 6 in Nashville at G.O.O!
Vermont
500 Buckle, Here I come!
Heartland, Kansas. Oct. 8
I GOT that Buffalo Buckle!
Links to the Grand Slam Races & Cool Blogs!
Quotable
"You know what I call the guy who's DFL? A finisher!" Overhead at the back of the pack at Western States in 2009. It meant a lot more to me at the end than it did at mile 3 when I heard it.
"Hey were you DFL at Western States? So was I!" Some dude named Steve that I met at Umstead. He was DFL in 2006, I was DFL in 09.
Becky talking about the need for training partners, "It takes a village to run a 100-miler." June's reply, "Yeah, a village Idiot!" Priceless June Bug, priceless!
“We are not in a hurry anymore.” Roger to his crew as he entered Camp 10 Bear for the first time in the Vermont 100, Ouch! Darn evil doctors!
"Road Marathons Suck!" Words of wisdom from Professor ACG. Listen to him, he knows of what he speaks!
"It's slippery." From the dude lying on his back at the Alafia Trail 1/2, regarding the trail condition of the muddy downhill I was about to run. Thanks, now could you roll to the side.
"There is no Try, either Do or Do Not Do." Yoda. Ok, little man, that sounds like you have a Do-Do philosophy. There is no try may work for keeping the Dark Force at bay and saving an empire, but oh-great-wrinkled-one, we're talking about running 100 Miles. Now drop and give me 20, Mr. Jed-Eye!
To me, From an aid station volunteer at Ancient Oaks 100-mile trail run, "The difference is, You could do what I'm doing, I could never do what you are doing!"
"Hey were you DFL at Western States? So was I!" Some dude named Steve that I met at Umstead. He was DFL in 2006, I was DFL in 09.
Becky talking about the need for training partners, "It takes a village to run a 100-miler." June's reply, "Yeah, a village Idiot!" Priceless June Bug, priceless!
“We are not in a hurry anymore.” Roger to his crew as he entered Camp 10 Bear for the first time in the Vermont 100, Ouch! Darn evil doctors!
"Road Marathons Suck!" Words of wisdom from Professor ACG. Listen to him, he knows of what he speaks!
"It's slippery." From the dude lying on his back at the Alafia Trail 1/2, regarding the trail condition of the muddy downhill I was about to run. Thanks, now could you roll to the side.
"There is no Try, either Do or Do Not Do." Yoda. Ok, little man, that sounds like you have a Do-Do philosophy. There is no try may work for keeping the Dark Force at bay and saving an empire, but oh-great-wrinkled-one, we're talking about running 100 Miles. Now drop and give me 20, Mr. Jed-Eye!
To me, From an aid station volunteer at Ancient Oaks 100-mile trail run, "The difference is, You could do what I'm doing, I could never do what you are doing!"
Don't Quit
Time to Pimp the Bracelets
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2006: MUT=Mountain Ultra Trailrunner (never a pure bred, always a MUT!)
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13 comments:
nonsense, take us mountain biking.
Oh pleease. If you shut down your blog, you're telling us that all you know, all you can talk about, all that interests you...basically your entire life...is 100% about running.
Get over yourself and write something...like spelunking for instance.
Please, NO! I need to live vicariously. I'll miss you too much. I won't acquire enough nasty puns and jokes. I won't have enough good material to read while trying to procrastinate. And, if these reasons aren't enough, I can come up with a few more. Miss you!
great!!! now how'my supposta talk to superdave and chase...through THEIR blogs?!?!? facebook?!?!?
Prof, you forgot Star : )
Don't make me kick your ass.
How about a new theme for the blog: "The Long Road Back," about dealing with not running, then working back to the Western (dirty scuzzy arrogant thieves) States 100?
I will be lonely without you.
- Dean Karnazes
NO ! ! ! !
Chase, the title to the new blog sounds more like an autobiography on Recovery. Uhh, well, now that you say it...it could work!
And don't worry Lynne...the Prof thinks I'm a slacker anyway.
I didn't realize how much I would miss it until I started logging on every day and you haven't written anything. And I do!
Come on...you've got plenty to say! YOU were the ONLY Correspondent to the Treadwell when I was Editor-in-Chief! Why you ask? Because you ALWAYS had something to say!
I have nothing more to say!
Jokari tournament in Tampa December 27. Hey, Now!
Indentity thief alert.
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