Describe Your Running Today, Part II

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other user names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I will make no comment on this matter. And neither should you. This is not a joke.

Goodbye.

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

....a place for people who actually run.

Hmmm...another "no comment" comment. Make up your mind, Skuj!

(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

Continued best wishes to all of the real runners out there who continue to contribute positive posts to this thread. You're the best!

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other user names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by my people to make absolutely no further comment on this serious legal matter.

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

...a place where people actually run.

Yet you keep "commenting." I admit that your posts do contain a certain level of entertainment, Skuj. Not much, but a little. :)

Okay, I'm done with the Skuj banter (though my guess is that he isn't). My next post will be about tomorrow's run. I apologize to the rest of you for this interruption.

Be good!

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other user names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by "my people" to make absolutely no further comment regarding this very serious legal matter.

Cheers,

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

...a place where people tell true stories about their running.

Walked the dog, got a mile in before dusk, then too a relative to the drugstore to get some antibiotics. It's nearly cold and flu season.

Waited till after 8 tonight to do 4 miles easy with 6 striders thrown in for good measure. After 6 years away, it's nice to come back and feel like I'm rounding into some kind of shape (probably an irregular dodecahedron).

Skuj wrote:

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other user names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by "my people" to make absolutely no further comment regarding this very serious legal matter.

Cheers,

Darren Skuja

http://www.cvrr.ca

...a place where people tell true stories about their running.

I've been advised by my people that you are not to be trusted. You threaten me for no reason and promise something will happen in 5 days. That was 6 days ago. You refer to a 'very serious legal matter' where none exists. Why do you insist on disrupting good productive threads like this one? Seriously.

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by "my people" to make absolutely no further comment regarding this matter.

Cheers,

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

...a good, productive place where people will no longer be disrupted.

Why don't you take the advice of "your people" and stop commenting? Seriously.

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by "my people" to make absolutely no further comment regarding this matter.

Cheers,

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

...a place where people understand what "no comment" means.

Skuj,

why are you so hung up about Running Dogg? For all we know, the two of you could be one and the same.

Do you see why this identities peeve is senseless?

What is nice, i sense, is a thread called "describe your running day." It is something inviting, sober yet open to vivid interpretation.

To this effect, i suppose it is ok to bicker back and forth on non-running things like identity, ubiquity, avatars, bvatars, cavatars and davatars... but really: is it worth constantly and monothematically breaking the rhythm of the "describers" of running, exchanging some quick views with the excuse of their daily and not-so-daily workout? Unless of course you are Running Dogg with a serious identity and behavioural crisis...

It's like a beat, like playing a drums, percussions... back and forth... then suddenly this trombone just blares out...

Describe your running Skuj. It will make you feel good.

Yesterday: rest

Today: 40 minute quickie with my buddy Luca in Villa Pamphili park. He's getting ready for the Florence marathon (nov. 25) I am going along with him. It's his first. And he will do just splendidly.

the point could be wrote:

What is nice, i sense, is a thread called "describe your running day." It is something inviting, sober yet open to vivid interpretation.

To this effect, i suppose it is ok to bicker back and forth on non-running things like identity, ubiquity, avatars, bvatars, cavatars and davatars... but really: is it worth constantly and monothematically breaking the rhythm of the "describers" of running, exchanging some quick views with the excuse of their daily and not-so-daily workout? Unless of course you are Running Dogg with a serious identity and behavioural crisis...

It's like a beat, like playing a drums, percussions... back and forth... then suddenly this trombone just blares out...

Describe your running Skuj. It will make you feel good.

Skuj started part 1 and this idiot spoiled it all. Then he took responsibility for part2.

You've got a nice way with words, tpcb. Well said.

Forced to do an a.m. run again today, 40 min. Long work day ahead.

Strong allegations there.

Suggesting you ignore the "idiot" part Running Dogg, but would you care to briefly comment please?

I can't imagine Letsrun not having a "decribe your running today" thread.

For the time being, if Skuj and Running Dogg just posted their workouts - without extracurricular comments - the rest of us - if we exist - might be able to continue this thread...

Steady guys.

Looking forward to a 10K Sunday.

RunninDoggWonderingCricketsTimmieAS and your 5 other names that you regularly use here to fluff your own thread....

I have been advised by "my people" to make absolutely no further comment regarding this matter.

Cheers,

Darren Skuja

www.cvrr.ca

...a place where people post honestly about their running.

Yesterday, Wed., no run.

Today, for 35:39, steady run for 32 1/2 min., poured it on to finish, 3 min. jog cooldown. AHR 143 MHR 162.

Wet, found it difficult, left ball cap behind, glasses misted up.

Thanks for the positive running posts. I love reading those posts.

Yesterday I did a bit of fartlek: 50' run containing 8 x 1' on. A little sluggish at the start, but really got into it eventually. Did some strength work afterward and streched. Good stuff!

the point: You are a beacon in these sometimes stormy waters. Thank you for doing your best to keep everyone focused. I will endeavor to heed your advice.

As for the comment you requested in response to the Skuj/ATTENTION post on the origins of this thread, let me offer the following. As is apparent from the first post, I did start this current version of the DYRT thread. I did so after the original thread was shut down. Keeping a DYRT thread alive seemed a worthy thing to me. As for who started the original thread, I cannot say as I do not know. I can say that the first post in that thread is by someone other than Skuj (use the link provided in the first post on this thread to see the old one). I hope this helps clarify the situation.

Back to running! Good luck with your training, all!

No running today. Too busy trolling on http://cvrr.ca/forums/viewtopic.php?t=172&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=120 where real running trolls like Skuj and his friends talk about orgasms, touching yourself with cold hands, and running with ipods. These are real runners? Go to cvrr.ca and talk about these things, or stay here and talk about running.