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Nov 2010
12:30pm, 5 Nov 2010
111 posts
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Run Bear Run
I agree, it can get a bit sycophantic on here, but it's often the case on forums and this one is nowhere near as bad as others (which is why I'm still on it). Not that I'm saying there's anything wrong with giving support but you should also be able to feel free to offer an alternative opinion without being shot down in flames.
I got crucified on a RW forum for tempting fate by predicting it wasn't going to rain at Beachy Head a few years back. Christ, if people are that edgy they should just stay in bed wrapped up in a duvet for the rest of their lives.
I may have a strange idea of friendship but I think it's built on being able to take the piss, have an arguement and come out the other side stronger.
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Nov 2010
12:44pm, 5 Nov 2010
457 posts
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Westley
Well said RBR! Now, who wants to criticise my training?! Go on, I dare you, I double dare you!!  In all seriousness though, one of the principal strengths of any thread should be that people are happy to provide an alternative view on something; providing it's done respectfully it can only be a virtue.
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Nov 2010
12:44pm, 5 Nov 2010
4,466 posts
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Gymfreak
I agree. I can handle being torn apart and ripped the piss out of Feel free lol. Looking forward to the Comrades duel
Great blog Runa
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Nov 2010
1:37pm, 5 Nov 2010
338 posts
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baggieboy
I think we would all like to disagree with other people comments, but do not mention it on the thread because it may offend. I've lurked on other forums in the pass and some of it can be quite nasty with the "click of the forum" having a right go at someone. Just because he/she may have a different of opinion.
Personally I taken bits and pieces of other people training from the thread and given it a go. Some of it has worked others have not, but I wouldn't dare come back on the thread a mention that piece of advice was a load of poppycock.
I'm probably to much of a nice guy or just a wimp!
Welcome Spotter Badger and Puzzler
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Nov 2010
2:18pm, 5 Nov 2010
5,452 posts
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Keefy Beefy
You bloody softies - all agreeing about you disagree now :o)
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Nov 2010
2:28pm, 5 Nov 2010
4,451 posts
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OllyW
Hello all. Back from Japan.
Too many posts to read back but I think I caught sight of of an excellent result for Westley, well done sir! Any others I should be aware of?
10k run this morning and a swim this morning to shake off the jet lag. Next race is pace-making at St Neots half later this month. Potentially targeting a good time at Bedford half in December.
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Nov 2010
2:28pm, 5 Nov 2010
1,638 posts
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lunaman
lol - your smiley face looks like a pig KB, or is that 
Baggie, so you're the one who's nicked my training, give it back now please!
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Nov 2010
3:27pm, 5 Nov 2010
31 posts
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Spotters Badge
Oi, Freaky! I won't tell our 'other' thread that you're moonlighting on here as long as you don't tell on me?
Cheers Baggieboy. Did you know, it's almost 20 years to the day that my team, Woking, beat WBA in the 4-2 demolition at the Hawthorns when Tim Buzaglo scored a hat-trick against you?
Sorry to bring that up, but we're about to get thumped away at Brighton tomorrow and we've been making ourselves feel better by talking about that great day.
Really enjoying the training talk, everyone. I must dust off my HRM when the physio gives me the all clear to train properly again.
SB
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Nov 2010
3:31pm, 5 Nov 2010
4,467 posts
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Gymfreak
Hey hey I spend 99% of online time on fetch and only 1% on RW anyway, so I guess I'm moonlighting over there
How many miles you back up to now?
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Nov 2010
3:38pm, 5 Nov 2010
339 posts
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baggieboy
Thanks SB...I thought people forgot about that one
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