Running on the spot at red lights
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You people are not the boss of me!0
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ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
<shrug> the dancer in me says otherwise
Nothing wrong with wearing a tutu...... WHILE DANCING.
What if I'm doing a run dance sort of thing? Like prancersizing?0 -
Don't tell my 5 year old he's not a real runner because he wore his Iron Man costume.
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SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage wrote: »
Let me know if you do it!autumnblade75 wrote: »SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
I'm doing the Hot Chocolate 15km in Vegas this weekend in full tutu and galaxy-printed tights. Come at me, I dare ya
Vegas! I'll be doing the Blood, Sweat and Beers trail marathon this weekend. I see your race is on Sunday. I'll see how I feel after mine on Saturday. I haven't run one of those Hot Chocolate races, yet. I see they don't accept race day registration, but I should know before the expo is over whether or not I could be up to a 5k in the morning... I don't even know you, but you're a bad influence.
I'll be basing my self-worth as a runner on my decision. That's the right way to do it, isn't it?0 -
ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
<shrug> the dancer in me says otherwise
Nothing wrong with wearing a tutu...... WHILE DANCING.
So, if I'm on a 5k dance?0 -
The_Enginerd wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
<shrug> the dancer in me says otherwise
Nothing wrong with wearing a tutu...... WHILE DANCING.
What if I'm doing a run dance sort of thing? Like prancersizing?
Ask and I shall deliver.
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ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »
joggers are the ones that find dead bodies.
I'm a "jogger"! Gah. And my late night run took me yesterday by a place I found a body about a year ago. I still freak out a bit about it. (The dead body not the jogger label.)
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ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
Do you call cycling "cycling" or "cross training"?0 -
No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
Do you call cycling "cycling" or "cross training"?
What if I call it biking?
Am I doing everything wrong?0 -
mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.0 -
ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.
Possibly still a runner, but definitely not someone who can infer humour.
After so many pages, I'm surprised all of those comments didn't give it away that there was really no need for feeling hurt or snarky quotes...
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3dogsrunning wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
Do you call cycling "cycling" or "cross training"?
What if I call it biking?
Am I doing everything wrong?
Yes, it means you're neither a cyclist OR a runner
I call it biking too, except if it's on the stationary bike at the gym, in which case I prefer "torture".0 -
I thought "bikers" wore leather and chaps?0
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ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.
Possibly still a runner, but definitely not someone who can infer humour.
After so many pages, I'm surprised all of those comments didn't give it away that there was really no need for feeling hurt or snarky quotes...
Maybe that poster's gotten some recent flack about their clothing choices.
She should come running with me. Some of my workout clothes are 20+ years old and still going strong (not kidding). Who knew 1990's Gap was actually producing some tough-as-nails stuff?
I'll make her look and feel good even if just by comparison.
Oh, and I'll run in place at stop signs too if that will help - no red lights where I run.0 -
ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.
Possibly still a runner, but definitely not someone who can infer humour.
After so many pages, I'm surprised all of those comments didn't give it away that there was really no need for feeling hurt or snarky quotes...
Maybe that poster's gotten some recent flack about their clothing choices.
She should come running with me. Some of my workout clothes are 20+ years old and still going strong (not kidding). Who knew 1990's Gap was actually producing some tough-as-nails stuff?
I'll make her look and feel good even if just by comparison.
Oh, and I'll run in place at stop signs too if that will help - no red lights where I run.
I wore fluoro pink leopard print tights for my half yesterday and matching shoes, so my running wardrobe isn't really ready for Fashion Week either.
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3dogsrunning wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »OK now I'm really confused. I don't wear Vibrams, capris, or skorts. I don't jig about at red lights, but that's usually because I'm clinging to the lamppost trying not to barf. However, I do wear shorts over my compression pants. So am I a real runner or not?
difficult..
have you ever worn a tutu at a race?
Do you call cycling "cycling" or "cross training"?
What if I call it biking?
Am I doing everything wrong?
This has been answered.
https://youtu.be/jnr19fc7zsA 0 -
IMHO wearing horrible running clothes is a right of passage. My fave running attire is my unicorn running tights. They are amazing!
ETA: I am a "real" runner. I think.0 -
ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.
Possibly still a runner, but definitely not someone who can infer humour.
After so many pages, I'm surprised all of those comments didn't give it away that there was really no need for feeling hurt or snarky quotes...
Maybe that poster's gotten some recent flack about their clothing choices.
She should come running with me. Some of my workout clothes are 20+ years old and still going strong (not kidding). Who knew 1990's Gap was actually producing some tough-as-nails stuff?
I'll make her look and feel good even if just by comparison.
Oh, and I'll run in place at stop signs too if that will help - no red lights where I run.
I wore fluoro pink leopard print tights for my half yesterday and matching shoes, so my running wardrobe isn't really ready for Fashion Week either.
Running the hypo half makes you a BAMF!0 -
I like to rug up when it's cold, which involves a snood covering my ears, extra one round my neck, gloves but if the sun is still out, I still have sunglasses on. My kids are mortified.. but it's okay as I run on the spot so definitely not a runner, although finally have a GPS watch!!0
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I stopped off on my run tonight to order a pizza. I'm not sure what that makes me.0
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BrianSharpe wrote: »ThickMcRunFast wrote: »mean_and_lean wrote: »No one over 21 should wear a tutu or clothes with words on the butt.
Huh. I didn't know there was a dress code for those over the age of 21. Is it in a "Life Handbook" some where? As a 41 year old who wears shorts that have words on the butt as well as short skirts, dresses, leggings and a lot of other "young clothes" I must be breaking some sort of "rule".
Well at very least you are not a runner.
Possibly still a runner, but definitely not someone who can infer humour.
After so many pages, I'm surprised all of those comments didn't give it away that there was really no need for feeling hurt or snarky quotes...
Maybe that poster's gotten some recent flack about their clothing choices.
She should come running with me. Some of my workout clothes are 20+ years old and still going strong (not kidding). Who knew 1990's Gap was actually producing some tough-as-nails stuff?
I'll make her look and feel good even if just by comparison.
Oh, and I'll run in place at stop signs too if that will help - no red lights where I run.
I wore fluoro pink leopard print tights for my half yesterday and matching shoes, so my running wardrobe isn't really ready for Fashion Week either.
Running the hypo half makes you a BAMF!
I'll take that compliment after the 2km of bumpy ice the course loop made me cover four times. Yuck.I stopped off on my run tonight to order a pizza. I'm not sure what that makes me.
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jofjltncb6 wrote: »
That was the goal: run 6 miles; order pizza; run a couple more miles; eat pizza straight after running. I think it means I have to demote myself from SERIOUS RUNNER status though.0
https://youtu.be/X-r-_ahZ62w
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