"third glove day" in midwest

Uhh Rick, cooters are concave, not convex. Stop with the smokescreen already.

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

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A high temperature of 1 degree today plus a cold wind. Cold enough to require a third glove for a
convex body part.

This might be true...assuming you had one.

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

Quoted message said:

A high temperature of 1 degree today plus a cold wind. Cold enough to require a third glove for a
convex body part.

This might be true...assuming you had one.

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

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A high temperature of 1 degree today plus a cold wind. Cold enough to require a third glove for a
convex body part.

This might be true...assuming you had one.

Minus 18 or so windchill here this morning. I only did 4 miles. Daggone antibiotic is causing some
tendon pain.

rick++ said:

A high temperature of 1 degree today plus a cold wind. Cold enough to require a third glove for a
convex body part.

It's -27 degrees Cel here, or -38 degrees with wind-chill.

I ran a 5 min 1KM outside with shirt+short.

It's a fun run. "Leo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Minus 18 or so windchill here this morning. I only did 4 miles. Daggone antibiotic is causing some
tendon pain.

rick++ said:

A high temperature of 1 degree today plus a cold wind. Cold enough to require a third glove for
a convex body part.

In article said:

Minus 18 or so windchill here this morning. I only did 4 miles. Daggone antibiotic is causing some
tendon pain.

I hope you're not taking cipro. If you are, it's a great way to [censored] up your tendons.

Cheers,
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Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflordOpen ↗

I learned about the potential for damage AFTER doing the run. I was taking Levaquin. My doc, kowing
I run, failed to mention the side effect of achilles ruptures.

I know, I should have educated myself. Live and learn.

I did not rupture anything, but two tendons sure did hurt like hell. Glad to cipro will do the same
thing. Thanks, L

Donovan Rebbechi said:

In article said:

Minus 18 or so windchill here this morning. I only did 4 miles. Daggone antibiotic is causing some
tendon pain.

I hope you're not taking cipro. If you are, it's a great way to [censored] up your tendons.

Cheers,

In article said:

I learned about the potential for damage AFTER doing the run. I was taking Levaquin. My doc,
kowing I run, failed to mention the side effect of achilles ruptures.

I know, I should have educated myself. Live and learn.

Similar has happened to even the best of runners. I know of a running coach who is very
experienced/knowlegable who had a similar experience, so you're in good company if nothing else.

good luck with the recovery

Cheers,
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Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflordOpen ↗