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[Nuclear]

Onyx Jaguar wrote...

This was his last one to come crashing down.

http://social.biowar...ndex/2238611/17

I don't know whether to laugh or feel pity...

[JRCHOharry]

-ßeta- wrote...

Onyx Jaguar wrote...

This was his last one to come crashing down.

http://social.biowar...ndex/2238611/17

I don't know whether to laugh or feel pity...

You can't do both? I know i can...

[Norskatt]

If you were a real athlete would you really care what people on a forum thought? Isn't this just a bunch of brabble? Why am I talking in questions again? Oops..wrong thread

[Stanley Woo]

Much spam removed, 24-hour bans handed out. Please note that trolling and hijacking other people's threads is considered spam, and is not permitted under our Site Rules. If you don't like someone's thread, simply don't post in it. Thank you.

[Tirigon]

@ Sangry: I´d like to see Woo´s reaction if he sees your nice picture......

[svenus97]

OMG Its Stanley's evil twin, Sangry!

[Unseen_Reaper]

Thats why OrlesianWardenCommander was bannded i knew it had to be this thread!

A email would be nice so i know why i was bannded thanks for banning me 2days after i last posted on this forum.....

[Busomjack]

HAHA! So much for that "trolling the troll" strategy. It earned you a day off from the forums, so enjoy the break.
I'm not going to bother commenting on the unbelievably ignorant comments about protein(look up amaranth, hemp, pea, rice, quinoa, mushroom, legumes, nuts, etc...although I would agree soy is not a good protein source.  I consume very little soy.).

Also, nuts are low in saturated fat. The majority of fat from nuts comes from mono-unsaturated or polyunsaturated fat. It's red meat which is high in saturated fat. That isn't a huge issue though as saturated fat really isn't all that bad. Saturated fat from plant sources like coconut are rich in lauric acid which your body prefers to burn rather than store, and thus it will raise your metabolism. I eat two to four tablespoons of coconut oil everyday and it makes my skin and hair look incredibly sexy.

I don't care if you guys want to talk trash but I will NOT stand for being told that I'm fabricating my race results.
So below is a picture of me carrying my race bib and I decided to wear the same clothes I wore on race day.

You can look up my results by going to the Derby marathon website(2010 mini marathon)
http://www.derbyfestivalmarathon.com/

If that is not "proof" enough for you then it's obvious you're just pushing my buttons.



Also, don't tell me 13.1 miles in 1:37:46 isn't impressive. I was in the top 300 in a race with about 11 thousand people.
That is more than amazing, it is x-treme!

Here is the full size picture btw so you guys have no excuse to claim that that person isn't me.

http://img59.imagesh...0503215736.jpg/

Modifié par Busomjack, 04 mai 2010 - 03:10 .

[Busomjack]

Cel1084 wrote...

Just one question and don't take it the wrong way but do you ever change you clothes

Of course.  When running though you really want to wear light clothes with as little insulation as possible.

About a year ago I ran a 10 K wearinga  long sleeve shirt and sweat pants because it was snowing lightly outside.  Big mistake, my body temperature skyrocketed and I hit the wall.  Ran another 10 K several months later and finished in 43 minutes.
Clothing really makes a huge difference.

[Big_Bear]

I have a thought. If everyone stopped posting in Busomjacks's threads, would he go away?

[Rubbish Hero]

Busomjack has an intense face.
He looks like the hero out for revenge, against the bad guy, who done something.

Modifié par Rubbish Hero, 04 mai 2010 - 02:22 .

[Busomjack]

Darht Jayder wrote...

I think it is quite suitable in your case that they call the thing you wear a bib.
Also...based on this picture I no longer believe you that you are 27 and the people in your gym think you look nineteen. 39 maybe.

Finally congrats on the race. Having the Neanderthalensis gene must have helped. You know all that hunting and gathering. You are also an aspiring example of low brow.

Every racer's number is referred to as a bib whether it be marathoning or short distance sprinting.  I am not 27.  I'm still 26 for 8 more days and I think you're just saying I look old to get under my skin, it's not working because all my gym buddies say I look 19.

Don't mistake me for having physical prowess and nothing else.  I am skilled in the art of sword fighting and hand to hand combat amongst others.  Such skill is an art that requires strength, finesse, agility, and a razer sharp mind.

[Bryzon]

Busomjack wrote...
 You underestimated my abilities, didn't you?

Who are you?  Why do I care?  Maybe you should keep this on your facebook page where people might care.

[The Gray Specter]

Bryzon wrote...

Busomjack wrote...
 You underestimated my abilities, didn't you?

Who are you?  Why do I care?  Maybe you should keep this on your facebook page where people might care.

No kidding, why don't you promote yourself through myspace like other insecure lonely losers.

Modifié par The Gray Specter, 04 mai 2010 - 04:19 .

[Busomjack]

Now you don't care only because I've proven you wrong.



Seriously, if you really didn't care, you wouldn't be posting here. This is the Bioware forums I realize and I love Bioware games. When I feel like discussing a Bioware game, I will post in the proper forums.

This however is the off-topic forums and I created this thread to talk about running related sports for those who share the passion.

[Rubbish Hero]

Busomjack wrote...


Don't mistake me for having physical prowess and nothing else.  I am skilled in the art of sword fighting and hand to hand combat amongst others.  Such skill is an art that requires strength, finesse, agility, and a razer sharp mind.

Firing a gun only requires pouting and pulling a trigger, if you have a
shotgun it should have a pretty wide spread. Isn't that easier and superior to sword fighting, hand to hand e.t.c..? You should have just bought some guns, that'ill show society.

Modifié par Rubbish Hero, 04 mai 2010 - 02:31 .