Daft question - Clubhouse - Runner's World

Peet

19/09/2002 at 10:48

Do running based threads get posted in the 'unofficial forum running club' board?
Or would that be a major faux pas?

Just checking the ground rules...

The Dog Walker

19/09/2002 at 10:52

Good question!!!

Anything and everything seems to go on this forum at the moment!!! Yes, I think running topics are definitely allowed. Not sure what Tim and some of the others would say about this though... ;-)

Xerxes

19/09/2002 at 10:52

As far as I can tell you can post anything here - the more controversial and rude, the better!
I think everyone is happy to contribute to more or less anything, wherever it appears. You have to judge where most people may see it and/or where the most sensible answers are likely to arise. ;-)

Don Minquez

19/09/2002 at 10:56

No... you're all wrong! All comments have to go into the Mizuno wave Jon thread in 'Gear'. All comments must also relate to the thread title

Wicked Witch

19/09/2002 at 11:05

Sensible answers Tim, stop leading Peet astray.

The Dog Walker

19/09/2002 at 11:08

If you do want a sensible answer to a serious running question, it might be best to also post it on the general forum as well as this one - it seems to be a bit loony bin on here these days...

neilruns .

19/09/2002 at 11:34

What's all this about running related threads? Where are they then?

fat face

19/09/2002 at 11:44

Why do you want to know where running based threads are? Do you do that jogging stuff or summat? You're mad you are.

Xerxes

19/09/2002 at 11:47

I would also add that just because you post an enquiry about a nasty blister, do not assume that within three emails one of the following will not occur:

(i) the thread is now discussing the intricacies of ironing pleated blouses.
(ii) a personal conversation between a few other forumites has taken over.
(iii) there is a raging discussion on whether Vanessa Phelps would beat Madonna in a 1500 metre egg and spoon race.

Barkles

19/09/2002 at 11:48

Heady mixture of dedication and madness, we are. Running stuff welcome, but equally jokes about Tim's domestic habits etc welcome. And the Wave Jon campaign, obviously. When FLM comes round, I expect things may get more serious... and BB4 obviously.

Peet

19/09/2002 at 11:51

Seems the mixture of dedication and madness are not in equal portions. Which suits me just fine.

And... just out of interest... who would win in a 1500 metre egg and spoon race - Vanessa Phelps or Madonna? I reckon Madonna would. Unless it was down hill all the way when Vanessa may just roll down the hill and hope centrifugal force keeps the egg on the spoon. Or flattens Madonna on the way.
Could be worse. Could have been Rik Waller.

Xerxes

19/09/2002 at 11:54

I think you will find you mean centripetal force,and not centrifugal...

Peet

19/09/2002 at 11:56

I think you'll find I don't know what I mean. I'm an IT bod, not a physicist.
Fugal or Petal. Who gives...

Foxy

19/09/2002 at 11:58

Don't worry Peet, Nurse Foxy and Burse Badger will look after you!!!! (you're in safe hands here!)

Don Minquez

19/09/2002 at 11:59

ARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!

Foxy

19/09/2002 at 12:00

What's wrong Jon, your treatment not go down well?

LongDistanceBadger

19/09/2002 at 13:03

You can't hide from us Jon dear. Better to just submit. I'm afraid that in the absence of Snoop turning up for his treatment, you have inadvertantly volunteered to take his place.

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