Amex - if you honestly don't know what FLM is then:
a) I envy you
b) please stay blissful in you ignorance, as you're better off not knowing
Amex - if you honestly don't know what FLM is then:
a) I envy you
b) please stay blissful in you ignorance, as you're better off not knowing
Hey up, he's lost interest in FLM thread nowOriginally Posted by Amex
Honestly daz did not have a fu&*ing clue and now as merry says better things to think about!!Amex - if you honestly don't know what FLM is then:
a) I envy you
b) please stay blissful in you ignorance, as you're better off not knowing
your pace or mine springs to mind or springs something up anyhow!
Haha its a tshirt for running only!!! ONLY!!!
But it sure does get me some dirty looks from girls in the gym LOL!
i am off for a lay downgone all hot and bothered!!
i am now pitching my tent in heaton park!! must watch those beauties!!
You can get arrested for that!!!i am off for a lay down
i am now pitching my tent in heaton park!! must watch those beauties!!
Shall i change my avatar to this one instead?
Last edited by NirvanaBliss; 12-06-2009 at 05:47 PM.
no no no! and it would not be the first time
don't worry i don't have a tent!
NB if you wear the tee shirt an extra £10 is from me??
Last edited by Amex; 27-04-2009 at 04:15 PM.
I like that attitude Daz
My mate was running for Breast Cancer Care - his wife was diagnosed with it just before last year's London Marathon. He wore a charity vest (in fetching Fell Pony pink!) and the UKA champs scrutineers weren't happy due to the logos and sponsorship issues - as if a charity would have paid him to advertise for them! You'd think they'd have come across people running in charity vests before, it's hardly unheard of.
He ran in the vest anyway, didn't care if he got disqualified later. I was too chicken (wanted a time to qualify for other races)Quite why it matters when you're going to be finishing at best 200th or so and play no part in deciding the upper placings in the championship race is beyond me, when you can wear what the hell you like on the mass start and still win prizes if you're good enough in your age group.
The race instructions were very clear about not folding numbers
Back to sensible races with no quibbles about what vest you wear for me.
Last edited by SteveS; 27-04-2009 at 04:31 PM.
Got it Fu&*ing London Marathon!I like that attitude Daz
My mate was running for Breast Cancer Care - his wife was diagnosed with it just before last year's London Marathon. He wore a charity vest (in fetching Fell Pony pink!) and the UKA champs scrutineers weren't happy due to the logos and sponsorship issues - as if a charity would have paid him to advertise for them! You'd think they'd have come across people running in charity vests before, it's hardly unheard of.
He ran in the vest anyway, didn't care if he got disqualified later. I was too chicken (wanted a time to qualify for other races)
The race instructions were very clear about not folding numbers
I have found a new way to not fold numbers but to still be a pony, ask Emmi
I am not sure it will get seen cos i was planning on wearing the fellponies pink vest over it, and even if i wore the tshirt the numbers would cover the slogan...no no no! and it would not be the first time
don't worry i don't have a tent!
NB if you wear the tee shirt an extra £10 is from me??
Steve i am doing the 5k for Breast Cancer for the Race for life and i am going to wear the FP vest, are they going to say i can't LOL, then i be wearing the slogan tee instead...
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