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I rowed for 10 years including racing trials and cannot understand how Rio was allowed to use a bay for the race. The US junior team went there for worlds in 2015, a dry run for the olympics, and 13 of the 40 athletes got sick from being splashed by water.

#alltennesseefootballplayers

Tap the wheel with your foot to steer more responsive

It was outside at a campfire and the bottle was accidentally picked up by a helpful individual thinking that a bottle of juice was left in one of the gators. As for the second point, ever start drinking a cup of milk and halfway through realize that something isn’t right and its gone sour? You expect the liquid to be

I went to a camp for type one diabetics in rural north Texas. They would have cups of juicy juice for when a camper’s blood sugar gets low. They also had dyed farm diesel. Some of the maintenance staff thought it’d be a good idea to store some diesel in an old fruit punch juice bottle, bottle got poured when my friend

I actually left Philly a couple years ago and started Physical Therapy school in El Paso , where theres only one river and they don’t like people having boats on it, this year. I never really got burned out but after rowing for 10 years I cannot convince myself to train without having the accountability of a team my

Oregon State for four years then Vesper for a while you? I would actually prefer a 2k test to our weekly 3x20 at a 22 with 3 min rest. My heart rate is still above 180 at the end of it and it is so boring and tedious. The 3x20 got down to a 1:41.1 average overall and at a 22 this is much worse than a short 2k!

I am a former D1 Collegiate rower competed in senior/elite races for two years after graduation. I am another big dude (6'6" 210 lbs). Its long but this is important to ensure your back doesn't hate you after rowing.

Former Elete and D1 Rower here a couple of thoughts:

“Full of shitty drivers on a really good day.”

This may not be as bad as some conditions wise, but it was my first real experience driving in snow and terrifying to me. I am from Texas but went to Oregon State University. Corvallis doesn’t get much snow and is tiny so I would just walk instead of driving whenever it did snow. After I graduated I took an internship

They're pretty common in the Southeast

Fuck you

How is $152 million still owed on a 20+ year old stadium? Extensive remodeling?

Worse is the guy on your right in a shallow parking lot blinding you with their hi-beams thankfully he had enough light to park but a truck with hi beams appearing to be driving the wrong way on a state highway late at night is as scary as it is unnecessary.

I know this an ancient post by internet standards and I am in the greys so nobody will ever see this, but I spent the day driving from grad school in El Paso to my hometown, Austin, and need to vent to the internet.

I am 100% convinced that the guys in the first video jinxed it.

xx-xx is a tie

Those don’t look like water bottles to me

Steroids and/or Cancer