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You want goggles that fit and don't let water in, which depends on the topology of your face. You
should try them on in the store and look for goggles that will stay on by suction alone. I have a
bag of goggles I bought because they looked cool, but I couldn't wear because they didn't fit me.
Buying goggles mail order is a bad idea unless you can try the same model on locally.

Silicone caps are much easier to put on than latex.

The correct swimsuit depends on whether you position your penis up or down, and the frequency of
your boners ... uh, sorry, I'm getting this thread confused with the "Terry McLaughlin" thread.

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Quoted message said:

Hi I'm new to competetive swimming, I was just wondering what type of equipment do I need to get
started? I'm 27 and have always wanted to swim competitively but I just never had the desire until
now. Where should I go to begin to swim at? I am a little overweight (about 20lbs over), but I
plan to loose some weight with a new excercise program. What type of suit and goggles should I
use? Any ideas?

J-man

Ha ha, very funny! 🙂

OK, I get the point, my posting was stupid. Can we leave it at that now?

On 30/5/03 1:03 am, in article

Quoted post said:

You want goggles that fit and don't let water in, which depends on the topology of your face. You
should try them on in the store and look for goggles that will stay on by suction alone. I have a
bag of goggles I bought because they looked cool, but I couldn't wear because they didn't fit me.
Buying goggles mail order is a bad idea unless you can try the same model on locally.

Silicone caps are much easier to put on than latex.

The correct swimsuit depends on whether you position your penis up or down, and the frequency of
your boners ... uh, sorry, I'm getting this thread confused with the "Terry McLaughlin" thread.

[email hidden] (Jaygor75) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

Hi I'm new to competetive swimming, I was just wondering what type of equipment do I need to get
started? I'm 27 and have always wanted to swim competitively but I just never had the desire
until now. Where should I go to begin to swim at? I am a little overweight (about 20lbs over),
but I plan to loose some weight with a new excercise program. What type of suit and goggles
should I use? Any ideas?

J-man