Needless to say I am disappointed that our store race team came in 2nd out of 10 local store teams. Potomac River Running's Reston store kicked our butt by putting some serious talent together. I do not know any of their runners but they won fair and square.
Their team won with a combined average time of 2:51 and some change compared with our 3:03.
Ian, if you had only kept pace and not nearly died(literally), you might have won the whole thing. oh my.....
there is always next year
uncalled for
ReplyDeleteHow about this instead:
ReplyDeleteCongrats to our GRC team for finishing second. Way to represent the team and store well.
If anyone deserves criticism, it's Towpath for his choice of hos over bros!!
ReplyDeleteActually, vixens over foxes.
ReplyDeletefoooooooor sho'
ReplyDeleteWoe is Me
ReplyDeleteby Max Lockwood
Woe is Me
I like to criticize thee
I no longer run
So I Monday morning quarterback as a way to have fun
Sure I am old and broken
But that doesn't keep me from being outspoken
Woe is Me
I think we can all agree
Update: Matias named United States Poet Laureate.
ReplyDeleteTenderfoot, I'm gonna git you, I'm gonna git you good.
Wiki says "Currently, the laureate receives a $35,000 annual stipend"
ReplyDeleteSaaaawweeeeet! I proudly accept the honor.
To run 26.2 is something I have the utmost respect for anyone that can conquer the distance... To compete in the way that our GRC crew did at MCM (whether they reached their goal, had some unlucky issues come up or came up short on the season time goal) is something that the 1000's of other people in the race as well as spectating look up to. I guarantee that each of the GRCers wearing the logo (which is your employer) were hearing "Go Georgetown Running Company" "Wow look at that guy/Girl from Georgetown." Each of our runners on our team are in a special class... Top to bottom... Don't take away from that... It is not fair and quite honestly is pathetic.
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ReplyDeleteWoe is Max