Leaving on a jet plane

On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 16:04:38 -0700, Michelle <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Tomorrow morning for San Francisco. The race is Sunday morning; I am
hoping to be able to do it in 3:15 to 3:30. If it were a flat course,
I'd be expecting to do it in 3:00 to 3:05.

How fast can a tranny on hormones run it, Michelle/Michael?

How fast can a tranny on hormones run it, Michelle/Michael?
--
Ignorint [censored]-off Man

Ignorint censored-off Man said:

How fast can a tranny on hormones run it, Michelle/Michael?

Ignorant censored-off man said:

Ignorint censored-off Man said:

How fast can a tranny on hormones run it, Michelle/Michael?

Hi Michelle,
Have a great time at the race and good luck to you.
Enjoy the comraderie of others and listen to the sound of thousands of feet
pounding out the pulse of the race.(That sounded better in my head, now it
seems a little weird. oh well)

Have fun out there.
CRMF

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

Tomorrow morning for San Francisco. The race is Sunday morning; I am
hoping to be able to do it in 3:15 to 3:30. If it were a flat course,
I'd be expecting to do it in 3:00 to 3:05.

--
Crossing the starting line is 90%.
Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

In article <SPzRi.75811$th2.20669@pd7urf3no>,

lil'Mcgraw said:

Hi Michelle,
Have a great time at the race and good luck to you.
Enjoy the comraderie of others and listen to the sound of thousands
of feet pounding out the pulse of the race.(That sounded better in my
head, now it seems a little weird. oh well)

Thanks, and it didn't sound weird at all.

--
Crossing the starting line is 90%.
Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

Michelle,
How do taking male hormones effect your running? And do you have to
keep taking them even post-op?

lil'Mcgraw

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:48:18 GMT, "lil'Mcgraw" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hi Michelle,
Have a great time at the race and good luck to you.
Enjoy the comraderie of others and listen to the sound of thousands of feet
pounding out the pulse of the race.(That sounded better in my head, now it
seems a little weird. oh well)

Have fun out there.
CRMF

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

Tomorrow morning for San Francisco. The race is Sunday morning; I am
hoping to be able to do it in 3:15 to 3:30. If it were a flat course,
I'd be expecting to do it in 3:00 to 3:05.

--
Crossing the starting line is 90%.
Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

Michelle,
How do taking male hormones effect your running? And do you have to
keep taking them even post-op?

lil'Mcgraw

--
Ignorint [censored]-off Man

It seems to me I heard somewhere that lil'Mcgraw wrote in article
<SPzRi.75811$th2.20669@pd7urf3no>:

Quoted message said:

Hi Michelle,
Have a great time at the race and good luck to you.
Enjoy the comraderie of others and listen to the sound of thousands of feet
pounding out the pulse of the race.(That sounded better in my head, now it
seems a little weird. oh well)

Quoted message said:

Have fun out there.
CRMF

Quoted message said:

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

Tomorrow morning for San Francisco. The race is Sunday morning; I am
hoping to be able to do it in 3:15 to 3:30. If it were a flat course,
I'd be expecting to do it in 3:00 to 3:05.

This seems like a good place to say "Me too!" I'm sure the course is
different now from the one I ran in 1961, but I don't think there's any
way the race organizers can ruin the experience. Back then we crossed
the GG bridge, ran through the Presidio and the downtown area, out to
Golden Gate park, south to the Olympic Club golf course area, and back
up to finish in the GG park polo grounds. One of my prime running
memories, and I hope you find it equally stimulating and rewarding.
--
Don Kirkman