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  1. I've got the marathon jacket, now I need to buy a BoSox hat!

    One of the unique things about the Boston marathon is that the Red Sox and
    Yankees play a traditional baseball game on the same day (Patriots Day). As
    you run down the course, the spectators like to yell out the scores and
    highlights as the game progresses. I'm thinking that next year's game will be
    high drama for the citizens of both cities. Yet another reason to run Boston!

    Robert Walter, CA

  2. RWalter2 said:

    I've got the marathon jacket, now I need to buy a BoSox hat!

    Cool.

    Are you running the Mission Inn, Bob?
    Or the Loma Linda Holiday Classic?

    jobs

  3. Jobin said:

    << BoSox hat!

    Cool. >>

    What's that?
    Botox chair sat?
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  4. Hi Jobs!

    Unfortunately, I'm hobbled by plantar fasciitis right now, and nearly a
    non-runner. No racing for me for the forseeable future.

    I'm guessing that you're "Dr. Jobs" by now. Are you still at UCR?

    << Subject: Re: Boston
    From: [email hidden]
    Date: Sun, Oct 24, 2004 3:27 PM
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    RWalter2 said:

    I've got the marathon jacket, now I need to buy a BoSox hat!

    Cool.

    Are you running the Mission Inn, Bob?
    Or the Loma Linda Holiday Classic?

    jobs

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    <BR><BR>

    Robert Walter, CA

  5. RWalter2 said:

    Hi Jobs!

    Quoted message said:

    Unfortunately, I'm hobbled by plantar fasciitis right now, and nearly a
    non-runner. No racing for me for the forseeable future.

    Hi Bob,

    Sorry to hear that.
    Trust you are taking care of it.
    Good luck. I hope it heals soon.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm guessing that you're "Dr. Jobs" by now. Are you still at UCR?

    Yes I am. Yup, still at UCR.

    I will be running Mission Inn. Kind of leaning towards Loma Linda too.
    If I do, I'll try to look you up this time.

    jobs

  6. There are easier ways to get the scores, mouth breather.

  7. High Con siad:

    << There are easier ways to get the scores, mouth breather. >>

    Stuffed up nose, silly!
    Remove this nasty spell
    You put on me!
    Please. Pretty?

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  8. [email hidden] (RWalter2) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I've got the marathon jacket, now I need to buy a BoSox hat!

    One of the unique things about the Boston marathon is that the Red Sox and
    Yankees play a traditional baseball game on the same day (Patriots Day).

    Not always the Yankees. I don't know where this comes from. I saw the
    Patriots Day game 3 years ago and it was the Oakland A's in town.

    In any event Boston is *the* place to be for Patriots Day. Whether you
    run, watch or just get drunk.

    As

    Quoted message said:

    you run down the course, the spectators like to yell out the scores and
    highlights as the game progresses.

    Not nearly as bad as seeing the winning times posted already when I
    get to Heartbreak Hill.

    Andy

  9. << As you run down the course, the spectators like to yell out the scores and
    highlights as the game progresses.

    Not nearly as bad as seeing the winning times posted already when I
    get to Heartbreak Hill. >>

    O to witness winning times,
    The competition [Myself?],
    While still climbing uphill ~
    The doctrine that reality is objective or external
    To the mind strikes me as purposeless.
    A lens or combination of lenses, as in a telescope,
    That is nearest to the object being viewed
    Is called the "object glass." Being a single individual,
    Object ot unit, I am that telescope. Theta
    Is the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet.
    In mathematics it is the symbol for the unknown.
    It is commonly used as the variable signifier
    In the working of miracles through divine or suernatural
    Aid. I personally perfer the word "uphill."
    Much like the use of ideaograms in primitive
    And modern picture-making, this word for me
    Contains the true properties of the subject or object
    I wish to invoke. A formal proposition is advanced
    And defined by argumentation. After which
    I have probably gone downhill. Therefore: adv. & conj.
    For this reason: on the ground or account;
    Consequently: She did not write fast enough,
    Therefore
    She lost the race.

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  10. "amh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (RWalter2) wrote in message
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    In any event Boston is *the* place to be for Patriots Day. Whether you
    run, watch or just get drunk.

    That stretch from Boston college to the finish a solid wall of [censored]
    people.

    -DF

  11. you've always got something negative to say - take yourself and your ugly
    comments and move to canada.

    "Miss Anne Thrope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    There are easier ways to get the scores, mouth breather.

  12. "brickled" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Miss Anne Thrope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    There are easier ways to get the scores, mouth breather.


    you've always got something negative to say

    And he/she ahs got pretty good at it

    Quoted message said:

    - take yourself and your ugly
    comments and move to canada.

    Why? Miss Anne is one of this groups more interesting contributors.
    Regularly makes me laugh.

    Tim

  13. << > you've always got something negative to say

    And he/she ahs got pretty good at it

    Quoted message said:

    - take yourself and your ugly
    comments and move to canada.

    Why? Miss Anne is one of this groups more interesting contributors.
    Regularly makes me laugh.

    Tim>>

    FYI:
    Anyone named Anne is okay in my book.
    Also, goes for anyone named Nancy.

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  14. [email hidden] (Brilliant One) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    << > you've always got something negative to say

    And he/she ahs got pretty good at it

    Quoted message said:

    - take yourself and your ugly
    comments and move to canada.

    Why? Miss Anne is one of this groups more interesting contributors.
    Regularly makes me laugh.

    Tim>>

    FYI:
    Anyone named Anne is okay in my book.
    Also, goes for anyone named Nancy.

    Since you're an expert on names, can you confirm my experience? Every
    guy named "Tom" that I ever met, was an [censored]. Has that been your
    experience too?

  15. "brickled" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    you've always got something negative to say - take yourself and your
    ugly
    comments and move to canada.

    Canada? What did our Canadian brothers and sisters do to deserve the
    sarcasm? At least request that he/she be asked to drive a truck in
    downtown Baghdad.

    Most of the time the miscreant is funny.

    -DF

  16. As a huge Red Sox fan, and a 3X Boston Marathoner...I agree that the Sox
    game adds some flavor to this already great race.

    One thing I've loved is being able to shout out "SCORE?" as I run through
    Framingham center...and getting a sporatic play by play by the by standers
    having a cookout on the train tracks.

    Last year was especially great, as we beat the bombers 5 run to 4.

    Too bad it was 86 degrees!

    - S

    "RWalter2" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've got the marathon jacket, now I need to buy a BoSox hat!

    One of the unique things about the Boston marathon is that the Red Sox and
    Yankees play a traditional baseball game on the same day (Patriots Day).


    As

    Quoted message said:

    you run down the course, the spectators like to yell out the scores and
    highlights as the game progresses. I'm thinking that next year's game


    will be

    Quoted message said:

    high drama for the citizens of both cities. Yet another reason to run


    Boston!

    Quoted message said:

    Robert Walter, CA

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