'Mature' runners. - Page 5 - General running

A Chimp Writes

27/01/2003 at 19:03

A winner?? (chimp scratches head)

Ah yes, I remember them.

Hey it was nice going to York Racecourse yesterday and not going home skint!

Johnny J

27/01/2003 at 19:18

Was it shut?
JJ

Johnny J

27/01/2003 at 19:23

Chimp. Now you know about cut and paste you can prepare a day's postings in advance and do the lot in one go. No-one at work will notice.
JJ

A Chimp Writes

27/01/2003 at 19:48

No JJ the brass monkey race started/finished there.

Like the cut and paste idea.

I've asked Ron how he gets about it.

Bionic Ironwolf pirate

pirate

27/01/2003 at 19:50

Hey JJ - of course I know my own name, it's you who doesn't.

Johnny J

27/01/2003 at 19:52

Sorry Chimp. Forgot your epic 1-59-59. Bl**dy exhibitionist.
JJ

Johnny J

27/01/2003 at 20:05

Impossible decision time.
Dinner or the Dog & Rabbit. Could still be here in the morning deciding on that one.
JJ

Bionic Ironwolf pirate

pirate

27/01/2003 at 20:41

Got to go curl up with my hot water bottle and the wolf pack.
G'night all.

Burnt Out

27/01/2003 at 21:22

Hi JJ,

35:20 on my watch so I guess it was short. Bin busy today going to the gym as the weather was fine and then visiting hospital to reassure myself that there were others in a worse state than me.

Just got to the end of page one so must carry on catching up.

Helegant back in training

27/01/2003 at 21:28

Evening all

Burnt Out

27/01/2003 at 21:29

End of page 2,

Agree with whoever it was that questioned the meanong of mature as applied to any thread with JJ and Chimp contributing.

Meerkat, I was concerned about the youngsters losing their chest hair (not back hair) if they have any to lose. If waxing is all that effective it may never grow back and where will they be then. Same with various umentionable piercings, not to mention boob jobs. Your views welcome especially if they provide an old buffer (phew! f is very close to g) with insights into the human condition.

Forget what else I was going to say.

Time to move on to page 3

Burnt Out

27/01/2003 at 21:37

Hi Helen,

You're lookin' very dishy. Thought I'd get that one in before anyone else decided to make some inappropriate comment.

Helegant back in training

27/01/2003 at 21:45

Why thank you kind sir :-)

Helegant back in training

27/01/2003 at 22:07

Night all

Impey

28/01/2003 at 01:36

Hi JJ,
Had my first run for 3 months t'other day.Even tho leg problem seems to have gone, I took it easy and stuck to 3miles.Must say the Winged Horse shoes just purchased suit me fine so lets see if we can fly.
G'night all.

Norah Batty

28/01/2003 at 08:22

Morning!

If anybody is interested King Dante, 1.20 at Mussleburgh might be worth a sniff. Royal Wanderer made me a few pennies last year but outclassed today I suspect. DON'T use life savings!

A Chimp Writes

28/01/2003 at 08:23

Morning Norah!!

Johnny J

28/01/2003 at 08:39

Hi all.
Norah. I'll see how that one does before I get you to start marking my card!

Burnt Out Everard. That's too bl**dy fast for someone of your age. Slow down man .

Lincoln Imp. Glad to know that you're on the mend. Make haste slowly though. Keep dropping in with a progress report.

And to anyone else who's interested, I've booked a weekly sports massage with a local physio starting Tuesday next week. I intend to have a very hard training weekend (now packing the miles in for the FLM) that would normally take me a day or three to get over and see what difference the massage makes to the recovery process.
JJ

Johnny J

28/01/2003 at 08:50

Burnt Out Everard.
I'd like to deal with two points confidentially. Do I get the idea that you're questioning my maturity? I'll have you know that I am guaranteed to be the oldest teenager in the business - bar none. I'll take anyone over to the hooligans thread who says otherwise.

The other point is to make it quite clear that I noticed you chatting up Helen W. It's disgusting what some old men will get up to. You just be careful otherwise your 35 min. 5 miles will go for a Burton.
JJ

ultra meerkat

28/01/2003 at 09:23

Morning, mature ones. Too early in the morning to think about hairy chests so here's a norf London squirrel report: boldest squirrel has discovered that if he lurks and looks cute when I open the back door to let my cat out in the morning, he can train me to give him monkey nuts. Great. Outwitted by a rodent with a posh tail.