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Dec 2007
11:33am, 17 Dec 2007
3,455 posts
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Blister
Yeh right TPod *makes mental note to never have any kids*
Well the good thing would be that the track shouldn't be so busy.
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Dec 2007
11:37am, 17 Dec 2007
1,684 posts
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oceanspirit
someone get BB to check the track availability quick!!!! 
I'll be there. Like Blister, I have no family commitments I need to attend.
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Dec 2007
11:40am, 17 Dec 2007
3,456 posts
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Blister
Oh OS sorry I didn't pace you in the end, I saw that you were in the group with Gobi so endid up pacing Bex. Well done on getting sub 10 though.
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Dec 2007
11:41am, 17 Dec 2007
11,427 posts
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B.B.
Subject to football dates changing, I can't make that date.
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Dec 2007
11:42am, 17 Dec 2007
1,686 posts
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oceanspirit
no worries blister...i'll be working on my mile time for this next one...i'll forgive you
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Dec 2007
12:03pm, 17 Dec 2007
11,428 posts
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B.B.
Just a thought, guys...
It would be really good to preserve the fun and effectiveness of the event... and maybe doing it quarterly might detract from that. IMHO every 6 months might work a little better.
Thoughts?
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Dec 2007
12:05pm, 17 Dec 2007
69 posts
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Last of the Time Lords
I'm for 6 months too. If you do these things too often then the interest may wane.
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Dec 2007
12:05pm, 17 Dec 2007
5,343 posts
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Mikuro
I vote 6 months cause then I might actually be able to run at the next one......
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Dec 2007
12:06pm, 17 Dec 2007
5,344 posts
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Mikuro
Shall we say 14th June instead then? (I will DEFINITELY be running again by then!!!!)
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Dec 2007
12:13pm, 17 Dec 2007
1,687 posts
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oceanspirit
6 months is good...i don't mind either way
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