F...26.2 Stickers

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

JACKASS!

Holy crap...that license plate! How does this car not get run into a ditch in VA?

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

JACKASS!

RAGE!

[MTK]

I saw one the other day that said 104.5, I was like what the hell kinda of race is that? Then I realized it was a radio station sticker lol

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I saw one the other day that said 104.5, I was like what the hell kinda of race is that? Then I realized it was a radio station sticker lol

There are ultramarathons that go up to and sometimes even beyond 100 miles.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

There are ultramarathons that go up to and sometimes even beyond 100 miles.

Oh yeah I know, this one was definitely a local radio station though

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I saw one the other day that said 104.5, I was like what the hell kinda of race is that? Then I realized it was a radio station sticker lol

LOL!

putting the Warp in Warpath

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I saw one the other day that said 104.5, I was like what the hell kinda of race is that? Then I realized it was a radio station sticker lol

you prob can't read the middle one but it says 140.8 , and the other are 70.3 and 13.3, wtf kind of boot leg marathons is this jackass running?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

you prob can't read the middle one but it says 140.8 , and the other are 70.3 and 13.3, wtf kind of boot leg marathons is this jackass running?

Pretty sure 70.3 is an Ironman, I have a buddy who has done a few, 140.8 no idea.

[Monkeydad]

^ That's a Kenyan marathon.

[Monkeydad]

I think this fits into this thread:

Woman faces trial for fake testicles - Yahoo! News


Best part of story:

Fuda said if the fake testicles were a free speech issue, "I don't know what they would be trying to express."


"I went to (a) few websites that said, excuse the expression, 'show your nuts,'" he said. "I didn't see anywhere it said support your local proctologist or farmer."

[724Skinsfan]

Just found out today that my ACL, as the doctor described, exploded. Since I've already registered for the Disney Marathon in January I'm going to try to continue training and then have the patella tendon graft surgery afterward. I'm particularly bummed that I won't be able to do the Tough Mudder in October (since clearly I'm not).

What sucks the most is the way I injured it. Last play of a softball double-header I had to make a throw from Left-Center to Home. Just as I released the ball, I felt/heard to crunch/pops and knew my knee was fubar'd. I really didn't want to play because I had just ran 20 miles, but the team was short a player.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Just found out today that my ACL, as the doctor described, exploded. Since I've already registered for the Disney Marathon in January I'm going to try to continue training and then have the patella tendon graft surgery afterward. I'm particularly bummed that I won't be able to do the Tough Mudder in October (since clearly I'm not).

What sucks the most is the way I injured it. Last play of a softball double-header I had to make a throw from Left-Center to Home. Just as I released the ball, I felt/heard to crunch/pops and knew my knee was fubar'd. I really didn't want to play because I had just ran 20 miles, but the team was short a player.

That sounds like it hurt like nobody's business. Do you have insurance that will cover it since it wasn't on the job or anything like that? I'm sure you'll have plenty of hospital bills for the surgery and everything else they'll charge you for. GL with the recovery man. It sounds like you were in good shape beforehand, so you won't face as uphill a challenge as others would.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Just found out today that my ACL, as the doctor described, exploded. Since I've already registered for the Disney Marathon in January I'm going to try to continue training and then have the patella tendon graft surgery afterward. I'm particularly bummed that I won't be able to do the Tough Mudder in October (since clearly I'm not).

What sucks the most is the way I injured it. Last play of a softball double-header I had to make a throw from Left-Center to Home. Just as I released the ball, I felt/heard to crunch/pops and knew my knee was fubar'd. I really didn't want to play because I had just ran 20 miles, but the team was short a player.

You're gonna run a marathon with a blown out ACL? You sir are a tough mudder. Don't sell yourself short.

[724Skinsfan]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Just found out today that my ACL, as the doctor described, exploded. Since I've already registered for the Disney Marathon in January I'm going to try to continue training and then have the patella tendon graft surgery afterward. I'm particularly bummed that I won't be able to do the Tough Mudder in October (since clearly I'm not).

Well, I decided to do the Tough Mudder Virginia this past Saturday anyway, torn ACL and all. I wore a knee brace on both knees since the knee is wrecked from prior meniscus/partial ACL tear. I didn't have any real problems other than general soreness. It was pretty friggin' fun! I'd recommend it for any of you adventure junkies.

[724Skinsfan]

Yeah, it hurt. And every time I have to make any sudden lateral movements it "catches" for about 5 minutes. My insurance is okay. So far after just the MRI I'm down $380, plus 2 $40 co-pays.