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bluegoose · 01-17-2006, 12:47 AM

I can't believe that you guys are already racing down there in the desert.

I'm lucky to hit the road once a week due to torrential downpours 4-5 days a week and a light mist the rest of the time. Otherwise I'm banished to the garage for more fun of the trainer. This week the feature film is "Stuck on You" (a very funny movie, btw).

And btw, what does Angina feel like anyway? (and for you sicko's out there, I spelled it correctly, and didn't omit any letters at the beginning of the word. Reminds me of a great place to visit in Saskaschewan). I'm afraid a HR of 190 more than 2 seconds would put me in my grave.

I know nothing of the Furnace Creek 508. I just glanced at the web site. How does it work for a team? Is it a relay event? Do people actually complete all 508 solo? That takes ultra- to a whole new level.

My Father in law is an ultra runner. He's had some interesting experiences, but in doing so has become certifiably insane.

I think I'll stick to the one day events.

01-17-2006, 12:47 AM	#9
bluegoose Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Northern California Posts: 2,919	I can't believe that you guys are already racing down there in the desert. I'm lucky to hit the road once a week due to torrential downpours 4-5 days a week and a light mist the rest of the time. Otherwise I'm banished to the garage for more fun of the trainer. This week the feature film is "Stuck on You" (a very funny movie, btw). And btw, what does Angina feel like anyway? (and for you sicko's out there, I spelled it correctly, and didn't omit any letters at the beginning of the word. Reminds me of a great place to visit in Saskaschewan). I'm afraid a HR of 190 more than 2 seconds would put me in my grave. I know nothing of the Furnace Creek 508. I just glanced at the web site. How does it work for a team? Is it a relay event? Do people actually complete all 508 solo? That takes ultra- to a whole new level. My Father in law is an ultra runner. He's had some interesting experiences, but in doing so has become certifiably insane. I think I'll stick to the one day events.