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I would have won that race by 7-8 seconds. Just sayin’

Yeah that’s not right.

No idea what you are talking about- I was being sarcastic, running barefoot is stupid and there's a reason that zero elite runners train/race barefoot.

I was being sarcastic.

Maximalist shoes are snake oil, but Born to Run is not. We're all meant to run barefoot, that's why the Tarahumara are such amazing runners. That's why Kenyans all run barefoot and they are the fastest people ever duh.

Raptor? Hardly knew 'er!

I like the part with the dancing.

See, that's better! I knew you had a decent insult in you. Good job, good effort.

In what scenario in the world would anyone ever get back at someone by "choking on a dick"? That comment makes no sense. If you had just said "Go choke on a dick", fine, that makes sense. That's an insult, and I accept that. But how would my "choking on a dick" get back at you? That doesn't make any sense. Your

No. He gives a reason to doubt his computer's system (an absurdly high, probably unsustainable three-point percentage) yet still rates them more highly than Duke.

Chill out, nobody is doubting your team. First of all, he uses a computer for all of his simulations- do you think the computer is a "doubter"? Second, he has you above Duke. So, ya know, maybe chill out.

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He does! He's a huge proponent. I liked him better when his only drugs were God and the long run.

But but but Ryan Hall drinks Bulletproof coffee and he used to be fast!

Why the fuck are you replying to a seven month old sarcastic comment?

No, but I don't think she has a very good point about the wording either. Trail running is a very, very dirty sport. Look at pictures from the North Face 50 Miler last weekend. It's an inside joke among trail runners and has nothing to do with track and field/road racing's doping problem.

Either come right out and say "Nike athletes dope, I have seen the following athletes take drugs" or shut up.

How does that change her point at all? She says the race attracts 60,000 runners, and that's true. The race also attracts over 60,000 applicants. It's a different way to say the same thing- it's a popular race.

It is, but their US headquarters is in Atlanta.

I'm not trying to argue, I legitimately don't see your point. Can you clarify?