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Postby ultraslacker » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:04 pm

dgrant wrote:Jacob's top three finish is posted on the main page of Marathonguide.com. The kid is famous!


good thing we secured the rights.

(don't tell Jacob that when he registered for this forum he signed his life away.)
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Postby tanjo » Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:20 pm

Congratulations Jacob! That is amazing. I find it so inspirational to read your posts and victories...

Tanya


(thanks for the info how to get here from the other board and wish Jacob congrats myself.... :wink: )

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Postby ultraslacker » Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:21 pm

tanjo wrote:Congratulations Jacob! That is amazing. I find it so inspirational to read your posts and victories...

Tanya


(thanks for the info how to get here from the other board and wish Jacob congrats myself.... :wink: )


Welcome here, Tanya! take off your coat and stay awhile... ;)
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First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do. ~Epictetus

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Postby jacob42.2 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:10 pm

Again thanks everyone for all the support! I have a ton of photo's and some real good one's of QMP :lol: :lol: . Of course unless I have his permission you won't see them, but he's a good sport haha....

What really needs to said here, is that racing a half is a lot harder than running it. I've never, until this weekend, raced a marathon. I've always just done my pace, and ran it accordinly. There are some things that I wish I had known while racing it that may have change the race for the better...or for worst. I didn't know I was in second place until my police escort told me. Had I know, I would have pushed. I was expecting the leaders...(I thought at least 6) would be coming up soon. I also slowed down a lot between 32-35k. These were the tough ones for me. All I can say now is: TORONTO 40k mark...remember me? (for those who don't already know, I RAN INTO THE WALL FACE FIRST at 40k. This year, oooohh i can't wait!!)

Again thanks for all the support people, Can't wait till I'm home and have time to catch up on everything!! CHEERS
PB's: 5k: 16:40 10K: 34:59 21.1: 1:17:16 Marathon: 02:50:47
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Postby q » Wed Aug 10, 2005 3:35 am

I don't think anyone will want to see me. But some people like to see train wrecks. So, like I said to the kid with the garden hose at the 23 mile marker "go ahead, I am not afraid" of course he blasted me in face and then my eyes burned from all the salt for the next half klick.... Hmmm, that didn't work so well... live and learn...
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Postby RA. » Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:10 am

qmp wrote:I don't think anyone will want to see me. But some people like to see train wrecks. So, like I said to the kid with the garden hose at the 23 mile marker "go ahead, I am not afraid" of course he blasted me in face and then my eyes burned from all the salt for the next half klick.... Hmmm, that didn't work so well... live and learn...
i'm sure jacob will post only the good pics.... that's a funny story about the hose, i thought about asking a gardener yesterday as i ran by to spray me, but i thought he'd think i was some strange girl...

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Postby Stephan » Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:44 am

a_keddy wrote:
qmp wrote:I don't think anyone will want to see me. But some people like to see train wrecks. So, like I said to the kid with the garden hose at the 23 mile marker "go ahead, I am not afraid" of course he blasted me in face and then my eyes burned from all the salt for the next half klick.... Hmmm, that didn't work so well... live and learn...
i'm sure jacob will post only the good pics.... that's a funny story about the hose, i thought about asking a gardener yesterday as i ran by to spray me, but i thought he'd think i was some strange girl...



You're not strange.....just very special!! :wink: :lol:

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Postby rgiekes » Wed Aug 10, 2005 9:10 pm

Way to go Jacob. Based on your posts on the "other" forum you worked hard to achieve this milestone. Congratulations, it is well deserved.
Reg

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Postby melissa » Fri Aug 12, 2005 3:46 pm

I miss you, Jacob :oops: :D
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Postby jacob42.2 » Fri Aug 12, 2005 4:01 pm

aww that's sweet! and unexpected...I miss you too :oops:
PB's: 5k: 16:40 10K: 34:59 21.1: 1:17:16 Marathon: 02:50:47

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