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Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:12:42 GMT

FLKaren wrote:
I don't think I'll use the traditional methods for measurements. I know guys and I've seen condoms: Large, x-tra large, gigantic and humongous. So, I'll put you down for a gigantic?

Did you know you can blow those things up to the size of a watermelon before they pop? And that's just the regular size! Jesus, you are not a C-cup, but I bet you are cute as a fly.

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:10:12 GMT

Courir26 wrote:
Amateur hour. You should've seen me at the end of the Philly Marathon last year - bloody shirt, blood dripping down from both legs (MAJOR thigh chafing). I wrapped myself in a mylar blanket as soon as I could so they'd stop asking me if I wanted medical assistance. But I was ecstatic, it was my first sub-4!!

You should've just told them you were having your period!

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:08:20 GMT

x_39_and_holding_x wrote:

FLKaren wrote:
If you guys were comfortable in your manhood, you'd wear a bra like the rest of us and that wouldn't happen.They don't make a bra in my size. And I'm definitely NOT that comfortable. I never want to answer the question "Have you ever worn women's clothing?" in the affirmative, thank you very much.

Of course they do Jerry! You could get a training bra (for training, get it?) And how about "have you ever worn an effeminate cherry blossom 10 miler race t-shirt?"

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:45:54 GMT

I have a right foot issue that allows my toe to bleed regularly from a stray toenail that unless freshly clipped will cut inot the other toe. I have bled from the chest more then once and heels when my socks are too low cut and on and on. I once got such a killer nose bleed at mile 6 on a tewelve mile out and back course it made me stop and catch a ride back. This was when I was 17 and I actually hitched a ride back to town in the back of a truck (uyou gotta love Texas). This weekend my shirt looked just like Jays. There was some that were extremely bad. I love it.

Jimmy

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 02:55:32 GMT

Yes Jay, I too do bleed for this sport....

Stupid shoes made a blister and the blister popped while running and I didn't notice till I took off my shoes...Then today I thought I was safe with a bandaid but the stupid thing came off during my 10 miler and the same thing over again....except there was more blood today....

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 02:00:18 GMT

I don't think I'll use the traditional methods for measurements. I know guys and I've seen condoms: Large, x-tra large, gigantic and humongous. So, I'll put you down for a gigantic?

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 01:57:17 GMT

I guess I'd be like a C cup maybe? For some reason Brenda hates when I "borrow" hers, put them over my head, and pretend to be a giant fly.... :P

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 01:46:08 GMT

x_39_and_holding_x wrote:

FLKaren wrote:
If you guys were comfortable in your manhood, you'd wear a bra like the rest of us and that wouldn't happen.They don't make a bra in my size. And I'm definitely NOT that comfortable. I never want to answer the question "Have you ever worn women's clothing?" in the affirmative, thank you very much.

I see a marketing opportunity; I'll probably have to come up with a better name : "The Manly Bra" probably won't get many buyers.

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:35:16 GMT

Andrew... wrote:
One word - NipGuards!

Yup, I already picked up a pack at my local running store (If The Shoe Fits). Apparently, Body Glide isn't nearly enough when it's really humid.

Re: Do you bleed for this sport?

guest — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 23:24:54 GMT

Courir26 wrote:
Amateur hour. You should've seen me at the end of the Philly Marathon last year - bloody shirt, blood dripping down from both legs (MAJOR thigh chafing). I wrapped myself in a mylar blanket as soon as I could so they'd stop asking me if I wanted medical assistance. But I was ecstatic, it was my first sub-4!!

And that made it worth every drop!!!!