GO ABBA GO!!!

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Hornets. I'm sure there were hornets all over the place. They seem kind of omnipresent, but anyone should feel free to prove me wrong with some map that shows hornets have a really limited range or something.

Ithaca isgorges. In the summer.

We were the Millers, with a bear for a mascot. Weird dat.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
How do you survive in Minnesota?

I always think of Ithaca as more snowy and dark and depressing than, like, SUPER cold.

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Why not work out in running shorts? How wet can running shorts get?

Have you ever been running?

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
How do you survive in Minnesota?

I don't wander around at night around underdressed looking for sandwiches.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Have you ever been running?

Did you accidently pee youself during the marathon? Don't worry, it happens to a lot of people.

From what I have heard.

[Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I don't wander around at night around underdressed looking for sandwiches.

Ah, the impetuousness of youth.

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
Did you accidently pee youself during the marathon? Don't worry, it happens to a lot of people.

From what I have heard.

One of my friends was convinced that everyone who runs a marathon craps down their leg as a matter of course.

I generally pride myself on my appearance, but when I work out I SWEAT, and it is not very stylish. I can never wear a workout outfit twice without washing it first because it is literally dripping wet when I am done -- I can wring it out. This is why I wear as little as possible when working out so the sweat can evaporate. (I TUIMMALB typing that). I have hair that is, oh, two and a half or three feet long and I sweat enough to make the entire length wet after a long run. Sexy, no?

Anywho, running shorts can get very wet indeed. Although I do not wear regular running shorts but rather short tight seamless second skin shorts. I could never wear a t-shirt to work out.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I always think of Ithaca as more snowy and dark and depressing than, like, SUPER cold.

I think of Ithaca as snowy and dark and depressing and super cold.

I also used to go there to get away from Syracuse, so go figure.

[Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Have you ever been running?

Put it this way: Unlike Hank I would not stop in the middle of a race to dry my running shorts.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I think of Ithaca as snowy and dark and depressing and super cold.

I also used to go there to get away from Syracuse, so go figure.

I think my snowsuits kept me warm, or whatever. I was but a child, or visiting from Chicago.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
Maybe Cornell? Cornell sounds like it might be in Texas, or possibly Oklahoma.

You're confusing it with Wheatnell.

Yes, this is the worst thing I have ever written.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
One of my friends was convinced that everyone who runs a marathon craps down their leg as a matter of course.

I generally pride myself on my appearance, but when I work out I SWEAT, and it is not very stylish. I can never wear a workout outfit twice without washing it first because it is literally dripping wet when I am done -- I can wring it out. This is why I wear as little as possible when working out so the sweat can evaporate. (I TUIMMALB typing that). I have hair that is, oh, two and a half or three feet long and I sweat enough to make the entire length wet after a long run. Sexy, no?

Anywho, running shorts can get very wet indeed. Although I do not wear regular running shorts but rather short tight seamless second skin shorts. I could never wear a t-shirt to work out.

I am like you. I sweat profusely when working out hard. My clothes become soaked. Soaked. I do not think it is un-sexy to sweat a lot when working out intensely. But we are not normal. In fact, Sebastian's endocrinologist thinks we may have a disease.

I know a person who is faster than Coltrane. He was finishing a marathon when he was passed by the eventual third place female finisher. She was reeking of excrement. He was angry at himself for allowing himself to be passed by someone who had forfeited her dignity so.

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
One of my friends was convinced that everyone who runs a marathon craps down their leg as a matter of course.

I generally pride myself on my appearance, but when I work out I SWEAT, and it is not very stylish. I can never wear a workout outfit twice without washing it first because it is literally dripping wet when I am done -- I can wring it out. This is why I wear as little as possible when working out so the sweat can evaporate. (I TUIMMALB typing that). I have hair that is, oh, two and a half or three feet long and I sweat enough to make the entire length wet after a long run. Sexy, no?

Anywho, running shorts can get very wet indeed. Although I do not wear regular running shorts but rather short tight seamless second skin shorts. I could never wear a t-shirt to work out.

I should post the picture of my wife reluctantly standing next to me for a picture after my last marathon. She's been through plenty of these races, but, for some reason, still doesn't enjoy my odor after them.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I think of Ithaca as snowy and dark and depressing and super cold.

I also used to go there to get away from Syracuse, so go figure.

Goooooood weed there. Don't know why.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
I should post the picture of my wife reluctantly standing next to me for a picture after my last marathon. She's been through plenty of these races, but, for some reason, still doesn't enjoy my odor after them.

After I work out (not marathon-style) my clothes (esp tops) are often soaked through but they are not smelly.

I think my sister and I nearly ate pot brownies as children in Ithaca.