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THIS BLOG is the best description I have ever read describing my own take on this sorry good for nothing sport. THANK YOU BroDeal for linking it.
Don Johnson said:Really, kind of like some out of shape wanabees riding their first century.
Come on, Tri is a real sport. It deserves respect, and the Ironman Hawaii is the most prestigious tri, thusly it will attract the most talented field.
Well the first one already looks infected on a muscle that lacks definition, so I'm guessing that one will look red, crusty, and saggy. Could be worse, how easy is it going to be to read this tattoo in 25 years? Girl better do a few Kona's to keep the script legible.mewmewmew13 said:That is one large tat....not too subtle.
I wonder how they will loook when those folks are seniors.....
Scott SoCal said:Most people with a reasonable IQ would not believe Lance if he said the sky was blue.
Race Radio said:It appears you do not understand what I wrote.
It is absolutely a real sport with some amazing athletes in it but it does not have the depth of competition that cycling does.
veganrob said:What is really pathetic is that they are now getting 70.3 tats.
And another thing that drives me crazy are the 70.3 and 26.2 and even a lousy 13.1 sticker on cars. Come on. Ridiculous. I think they are all tri dorks and want to be able to identify each other. Some secret society. Got a handshake and all.
Race Radio said:I am going to run a 5k with my daughter.....totally getting a 3.1 tattoo.
Race Radio said:I am going to run a 5k with my daughter.....totally getting a 3.1 tattoo.
veganrob said:Awesome. Post a pic for us all to see.
Gonna let your daughter get on too?
veganrob said:And another thing that drives me crazy are the 70.3 and 26.2 and even a lousy 13.1 sticker on cars. Come on. Ridiculous. I think they are all tri dorks and want to be able to identify each other. Some secret society. Got a handshake and all.
Race Radio said:I am not sure why everyone thinks Lance will be in Kona. He will not, unless Messick ignores USADA
BroDeal said:+1000 on this. Is a six hour marathon, let alone a half marathon, really such an accomplishment that it demands a car sticker?
It's now infecting cycling as well. I get to see a bunch of tards with Lotoja stickers on their vehicles only to find out they did it as a freakin' relay. WTF! I would be embarrassed to put that sticker on my car if I had not done the full race even if I was the type of a-hole who needs to tell complete strangers about athletic accomplishments of dubious value.
The more I think about it, the more I feel that Armstrong is a perfect match with the attention seeking d-baggery that endurance sport has become as it replaced golf.
pedaling squares said:Well the first one already looks infected on a muscle that lacks definition, so I'm guessing that one will look red, crusty, and saggy. Could be worse, how easy is it going to be to read this tattoo in 25 years? Girl better do a few Kona's to keep the script legible.
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Glenn_Wilson said:I have not done any beatings since my Marine Corps Days. But if there is ever a group of people who find themselves on the receiving side of me cursing them it is the M-Dots, Triguys, Charity Marathoners, Charity Cyclist. Sorry but these things just scream Delta Bravo to me.
BotanyBay said:A parent at my kids's school has that lame "m-dot" tattoo on his calf. I see him out and about in his oh-so-aero "tuck" position on his Cervelo (you know, the easy Monday active-recovery ride... still caring about his aerodynamics). Can I please shoot him?
BroDeal said:It should be perfectly legal for people with M-dot tattoos to be beaten like mimes.
fatsprintking said:Lance is the best of the best right - so he's going to need the best ironman tattoo. It cant be a plain old mdot, its gotta be a symbolic raising from the ashes badass type of deal. I'm all over it.
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Don Johnson said:What is the importance of the tattoo?
No one in my family has one, are we missing out??