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[Busomjack]

I bet you guys didn't think I could do it.  You underestimated my abilities, didn't you?  Well here I am today to prove you wrong!

Last week I completed one of the hardest races on the planet, the Kentucky Derby Mini Marathon(which is a half marathon as you can see on the course map here http://www.derbyfest...1.aspx?method=1

Not only did I finish I finished with one of the best times of the race at an mind-blowing 1:37:46!

This was not your ordinary marathon.  The inclination was BRUTAL with the first 5 miles being almost entirely uphill!

About 11,000 people ran the race and I finished 290th place despite the fact that I am a weight-lifter/swordsman/martial artist rather than a full time runner.  Nevertheless I consider running an important part of my routine when it comes to building up X-treme endurance.  The endorphin rush I got was amazing.  I puked afterwards and my knees were sore but the overwhelming feeling of accomplishment in knowing that I am one of the best athletes in the world was overwhelming! 

Pretty soon I'm going to be running the New York and London Marathon!  Then I'm going to qualify for the Boston Marathon and then I'm going to be on every cover of every running and sports magazine on the planet and then WATCH OUT!  There is no stopping me!

Here are pictures which prove I ran the race.





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And here is the link to the race website which proves my time of 1:37:46. Just go to race results and look up my bib number as seen in the pictures for the 2010 mini marathon.(7955.  The B just refers to corral position)

http://www.derbyfestivalmarathon.com/

To those who doubted me and said I just play WOW and eat Doritos all day...well, WHERE ARE THOSE DORITOS NOW!  HUH?!  THATS WHAT I THOUGHT!  No mountain dew either!

http://img63.imagesh...981190005f.jpg/

Modifié par Busomjack, 01 mai 2010 - 01:31 .

[Levi28001]

Have a cookie.

[Warning several pages of funny picture directed towards the troll/forum-douche OP... you have been warned]

Modifié par Levi28001, 01 mai 2010 - 05:02 .

[Noir201]

/Golf clap

[Busomjack]

Levi28001 wrote...

Have a cookie.

The bib on each runner had a ticket that could be redeemed for a free beer.  Being that I was one of the first to finish there was no line for me.  I opened that ice cold beer and poured it all over my face.  It was envigorating.  I laughed at all the poor slobs who finished later who had to wait in line.

Still a large number of people didn't finish at all.  This race was clearly for professionals only.

Modifié par Busomjack, 01 mai 2010 - 12:42 .

[ImperialOperative]

[Busomjack]

Thank you. I only hope my exploits will serve as an inspiration to others.

[AshedMan]

Clearly photoshopped.

[Busomjack]

AshedMan wrote...

Clearly photoshopped.

Photoshopped my ass.

Here is a picture from an earlier race I did, the Papa John's 10 mile race.  You can tell it's a different race because my bib number is different.

http://img51.imagesh...570027027f.jpg/

If you doubt my time, go to the race website I posted and look up my bib number.

Also, here is my youtube profile where you can see it's me.

http://www.youtube.c.../KevinBusomjack

[AshedMan]

The shadow and reflection in the puddle are at different angles from those around you. You can even see the slight outline around your body where you cut the image.

[Busomjack]

AshedMan wrote...

The shadow and reflection in the puddle are at different angles from those around you. You can even see the slight outline around your body where you cut the image.

No they're not!  Lol, you're just trying to rile me up.  Nice try, it's easy to ****** someone off by saying they faked something they worked hard to achieve.

I know you're just trying to get under my skin though.

[The Grey Spectre]

What, did your parents disown you or something? Is that why you seek the internet for approval. lol

[Daerog]

Good luck in your future marathons.

[Borschtbeet]

I think they're jealous of his abilities.



To the OP, great race man. Don't give up, nothing can stop you.

[The Grey Spectre]

Funny how you always show up in a busomjack thread.

[Busomjack]

DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

Good luck in your future marathons.

Thank you, but it will be my iron will and nerves to steel which carry me to victory.  Luck is an illusion for the weak.

[AshedMan]

Busomjack wrote...
No they're not!  Lol, you're just trying to rile me up.  Nice try, it's easy to ****** someone off by saying they faked something they worked hard to achieve.

I know you're just trying to get under my skin though.

Hehe, you caught me.

[Borschtbeet]

The Grey Spectre wrote...

Funny how you always show up in a busomjack thread.

We're having a bromance.  We both respect each other's abilities.

[The Grey Spectre]

Borschtbeet wrote...

The Grey Spectre wrote...

Funny how you always show up in a busomjack thread.

We're having a bromance.  We both respect each other's abilities.

Well, congratulations on the upcoming nuptials.

[Borschtbeet]

Levi28001 wrote...

The Grey Spectre wrote...

Funny how you always show up in a busomjack thread.

What's wrong with having two people signed up on the exact same day and one only registering dao and one dao awakening?

I see nothing funny at all...


Or it could be his gay lover. 

The relationship is platonic hence the term Bromance.  We love each other in the way close siblings do.

[Busomjack]

Levi28001 wrote...

The Grey Spectre wrote...

Funny how you always show up in a busomjack thread.

What's wrong with having two people signed up on the exact same day and one only registering dao and one dao awakening?

I see nothing funny at all...


Or it could be his gay lover. 

Lol, as if I'd buy two copies of the same game just to create an alt.  I speak for myself.

[Busomjack]

I know but notice how we both have registered Mass Effect 2? That would require me purchasing the game twice.

Please, just drop these baseless suspicions. Someone agreeing with me doesn't mean he is me.



Back to the subject at hand, if you read the reviews for the race, some people with GPS's said they recorded a distance of 13.54 miles, meaning the distance was actually greater than a half-marathon.



That makes my time of 1:37:46 even all the more revolutionary.