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From: Vallejo
Originally Posted by Nobody,Jul 8 2008, 03:02 PM
Your wife, Bill, has to be a very extraordinary woman. Either that or she's doing everything she can to get away from you in every way imaginable (swim, bike, run, race)! 
My gf also trains for IM distance races and I NEVER see her (hey...hmmm?).
My gf also trains for IM distance races and I NEVER see her (hey...hmmm?).I knew there was something to that! Yea, I didn't see much of her lately.
I think we all were in Couer D'Alene together. We should have hooked up. I think that was her last 140.6 for a while. She did it with injury, which wasn't much fun.
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No way! I wish I had known you were up there!
I was almost injury free for CdA....that is, until the mosh pit like swim left me battered and bruised. My big issue with the long course is caloric intake--just can't eat after 5-6 hours and I end up doing a death march-like run. Sticking to the 70.3s for the future.
I was almost injury free for CdA....that is, until the mosh pit like swim left me battered and bruised.
My big issue with the long course is caloric intake--just can't eat after 5-6 hours and I end up doing a death march-like run. Sticking to the 70.3s for the future.
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You are both insane. I'd hate to see you sell the car after all the work I completed on it just before you parked it...
9 psi CTSC with EMS, injectors, Portflow valve job, re-surface, and fresh of valve train
I wish you would have broken your old records first, oh well Ironman Singapore, here comes Big D 
9 psi CTSC with EMS, injectors, Portflow valve job, re-surface, and fresh of valve train
I wish you would have broken your old records first, oh well Ironman Singapore, here comes Big D 
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