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mountain mama 12-11-2008 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by nods (Post 2491893)
Hey EZ...I'm in! If I can pick a number and it isn't already taken....then I say...hmmmm...#8.
My favorite horse ever won the Kentucky Derby from #8. He he he...

Anyway, I'm doing a 3.3 mile run, but my 5K TT time was 41. So I figure if I could do 3.3 instead of 3.1 in 41, that would be beating my time. Prospect Park Brooklyn starting at 11:15 PM December 31st...champagne toast and fireworks when we finish. Who needs any other motivation but champagne?

sounds fun, nods! haha run to that champagne! RUN LIKE THE WIND!

JulieJ08 12-11-2008 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by nods (Post 2491893)
Anyway, I'm doing a 3.3 mile run, but my 5K TT time was 41. So I figure if I could do 3.3 instead of 3.1 in 41, that would be beating my time. Prospect Park Brooklyn starting at 11:15 PM December 31st...champagne toast and fireworks when we finish. Who needs any other motivation but champagne?

I ran a race when I was a kid, 10 years old. Can't remember how long it was, probably a couple miles. But at the time (1979) we were just west of the International Dateline (i.e., Pacific Ocean, middle of nowhere). So they had a race to be the last person to win a race in the 1970s. You could start whenever you wanted, but to win you had to be the last person to cross the finish line before 12:00.

dixied 12-11-2008 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by JulieJ08 (Post 2492501)
I ran a race when I was a kid, 10 years old. Can't remember how long it was, probably a couple miles. But at the time (1979) we were just west of the International Dateline (i.e., Pacific Ocean, middle of nowhere). So they had a race to be the last person to win a race in the 1970s. You could start whenever you wanted, but to win you had to be the last person to cross the finish line before 12:00.

Here in Pensacola there is a prediction run every St. Patricks day, sponsored by the local Irish Pub. To win you have to predict your finish time, and the person closest to their predicted time wins. No watches allowed in the race, of course. The best part of the race is that people dress in crazy costumes, and the spectators pass out cups of booze instead of water. I've never run in the race, but this year I plan to. Anyone want to come visit FL in March?

mountain mama 12-11-2008 01:00 PM

Dixied... funny you shoudl mention that.. my Dh and I might spend his R and R in FL.... and guess which month his R n R is?! MARCH hahahaha
There's actually a slight chance of this! Bet you didn't expect that!

EZMONEY 12-13-2008 12:48 AM

bump

nods 12-13-2008 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by dixied (Post 2492628)
Here in Pensacola there is a prediction run every St. Patricks day, sponsored by the local Irish Pub. To win you have to predict your finish time, and the person closest to their predicted time wins. No watches allowed in the race, of course. The best part of the race is that people dress in crazy costumes, and the spectators pass out cups of booze instead of water. I've never run in the race, but this year I plan to. Anyone want to come visit FL in March?

Ok...I would run that race EVERY single weekend. I think it might be fun to watch my bowling ball butt swerving toward the finish line after a few doubles of Paddys Irish Whiskey!

5K + booze = greatest idea EVER!

CyndiM 12-13-2008 04:17 PM

I'm in and I've got my garlic necklace all ready to go ;)

Diva 12-13-2008 09:33 PM

:wave: Count me in dude. #93 as usual please!!!! :dancer:

willow650 12-13-2008 09:38 PM

so, um, whats this thread about? looks like a continuation of something?

gggirls 12-13-2008 09:52 PM

I'm in again and again and again and again - and once again thanks for doing this!

EZMONEY 12-13-2008 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by willow650 (Post 2496198)
so, um, whats this thread about? looks like a continuation of something?

Glad you asked MANDY...every so often we do a 5K....on or around a certain date. This time it is on Jan. 1st or close to it...depending on your schedule. We all do our own 5K's, either organized...treadmill...walk...run...anyway we can. Then we post our results. We encourage each other through-out the process....and....since I know you ahve done a 5K now ;) we can add you to the list if you wish.

I WILL POST NUMBERS TOMORROW TEAM!!

Primm 12-13-2008 10:36 PM

#311 for me again please Gary! Let's see if I can do a second consecutive PB, though with temps in January in the early 100's, I'm not making any rash predictions! Still, if I get up nice and early...

BlueToBlue 12-14-2008 03:18 AM

I'm in! #69, as usual. And my sweat doesn't stink--it's sweet like flowers! ;)

Ponytail 12-14-2008 09:57 AM

Gary,
I would like to participate for the first time. Sounds like a good exercise goal to me. Thank you for explaining. Any number will do.

mtiger 12-14-2008 01:32 PM

Number #35 checking in. And by the way, my sweat can't stink here in Michigan. It is frozen.


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