Running on the spot at red lights

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  • MeanderingMammal
    MeanderingMammal Posts: 7,866 Member
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    brianlundlarsen wrote: »
    tifftaffy wrote: »
    And who the hell cares if you wear a shirt for a designated race (10K, marathon, whatever) or a t-shirt earned from a previous one? So sick of elitist attitudes.
    The only reason for that I can think of is running a race in a shirt you never tried before is generally a bad idea. I wouldn't want to run a longer race and then find out underway that a sewing is scratching me.

    I can also see it as a bit embarrasing being carried off the race as a DNF, wearing a shirt having claimed to finish it...
  • ThickMcRunFast
    ThickMcRunFast Posts: 22,511 Member
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    MeanderingMammal wrote: »
    brianlundlarsen wrote: »
    tifftaffy wrote: »
    And who the hell cares if you wear a shirt for a designated race (10K, marathon, whatever) or a t-shirt earned from a previous one? So sick of elitist attitudes.
    The only reason for that I can think of is running a race in a shirt you never tried before is generally a bad idea. I wouldn't want to run a longer race and then find out underway that a sewing is scratching me.

    I can also see it as a bit embarrasing being carried off the race as a DNF, wearing a shirt having claimed to finish it...

    T shirts are for closers!!!!!
  • litsy3
    litsy3 Posts: 783 Member
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    The_Enginerd wrote: »

    So you ran a couple of miles while you were waiting on the pizza? Did you run 6 miles back afterwards too?

    No I ran a 6 mile loop, dropped in at the pizza place near my house, ran a couple more miles, then collected the pizza, took it home and ate it. YUM.
    tifftaffy wrote: »
    And who the hell cares if you wear a shirt for a designated race (10K, marathon, whatever) or a t-shirt earned from a previous one? So sick of elitist attitudes.

    I don't understand. Surely REAL runners have to do the race in their club crop top?

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