Whysocurious wrote:
I've never suggested that. Just needs to either prove an acceptable realistic sample of the accomplishment (and no those 'official' course cut marathons do not count) or return the questionable funds and repent. Either one would be incredibly easy to do.
He never cut any marathons.
Terri wrote:
Whysocurious wrote:I've never suggested that. Just needs to either prove an acceptable realistic sample of the accomplishment (and no those 'official' course cut marathons do not count) or return the questionable funds and repent. Either one would be incredibly easy to do.
He never cut any marathons.
Who are you? Troll or real?
So among his other magical powers he has the unique ability to block the electrical impulses that eminate from timing mats on a strangely consistent whenever his finish time is under 4 hours? Please...
And I'll save you the trouble. YES I deleted the word "basis" before posting...I HAVE SINNED!!!
I have been a very very bad boy.
He should've asked what will last longer, Tom Brady's NFL days or his SM lockdown...
Whysocurious wrote:
He should've asked what will last longer, Tom Brady's NFL days or his SM lockdown...
Once the next cheater comes along I will be a long lost memory.
He never cut any marathons.[/quote]
Really? So how come he missed so many timing mats on his "faster" marathons?
Start time......finish time.....oh dear, missed all the timing mats.
Not heard of a timing mat? wrote:
He never cut any marathons.
Really? So how come he missed so many timing mats on his "faster" marathons?
Start time......finish time.....oh dear, missed all the timing mats.[/quote]
Because I am smart. Why run all that way when the finish line isn't that far away from the starting line?
Has any major bloggers called this piece of crap out yet?
KPCallOut wrote:
Has any major bloggers called this piece of crap out yet?
Agreed. This thread is falling apart quickly. Somebody do something interesting.
FLAME THIS GUY BLOGGERS!!!!!!!!!
Apparently this isn't the first time this speedy and all-enduring uber-clydesdale has "run" for charity. He is the co-founder of Share4Kids. Would be interested to see if anyone can find info on this organization.
He apparently ran across Ohio in 2014, but the gofundme page is long gone...
https://twitter.com/hashtag/share4kids
This post caught my eye -
See how you can support #Share4Kids CoFounder @KP_Kelly that running across Ohio (250 miles)
http://www.gofundme.com/6fbt1k
via @Share4Kids
Isn't Share4Kids the same "charity" Robert Young scammed for?
"I was reading this blog. Here's the best quote so far:
I ran my first 100 in under 19 hours. There was a time, around 5am Saturday, when I thought I was done. The pain was severe. I laid down for a few minutes, thinking I could not take another step. I got back up, and ran another 70+ miles.
Remember, this is a 6'7", 250 lb guy."
You know how I know this guy is lieing - If he only ran 30 miles and finished in 19 hours and still had 70 miles to go that means this race had to of started at like midnight, what 100 miler starts at midnight?
MidnightBlues wrote:
"I was reading this blog. Here's the best quote so far:
I ran my first 100 in under 19 hours. There was a time, around 5am Saturday, when I thought I was done. The pain was severe. I laid down for a few minutes, thinking I could not take another step. I got back up, and ran another 70+ miles.
Remember, this is a 6'7", 250 lb guy."
You know how I know this guy is lieing - If he only ran 30 miles and finished in 19 hours and still had 70 miles to go that means this race had to of started at like midnight, what 100 miler starts at midnight?
Yeh, i reckon the 100 is bullshit.
He has now deactivated his Facebook profile. He took his page down yesterday too. Keep the heat on him!
https://www.facebook.com/kpkellyOH?pnref=storyThis isn't the first time... wrote:
He is the co-founder of Share4Kids. Would be interested to see if anyone can find info on this organization.
If this is true and, as has been suggested, his conviction and imprisonment was for importuning persons of a certain age, then it's getting a bit worrying now.
MidnightBlues wrote:
"I was reading this blog. Here's the best quote so far:
I ran my first 100 in under 19 hours. There was a time, around 5am Saturday, when I thought I was done. The pain was severe. I laid down for a few minutes, thinking I could not take another step. I got back up, and ran another 70+ miles.
Remember, this is a 6'7", 250 lb guy."
You know how I know this guy is lieing - If he only ran 30 miles and finished in 19 hours and still had 70 miles to go that means this race had to of started at like midnight, what 100 miler starts at midnight?
For what it's worth: 19 hours before 5 am is 10 am, not midnight. I still don't think he did it.
qwe wrote:
MidnightBlues wrote:"I was reading this blog. Here's the best quote so far:
I ran my first 100 in under 19 hours. There was a time, around 5am Saturday, when I thought I was done. The pain was severe. I laid down for a few minutes, thinking I could not take another step. I got back up, and ran another 70+ miles.
Remember, this is a 6'7", 250 lb guy."
You know how I know this guy is lieing - If he only ran 30 miles and finished in 19 hours and still had 70 miles to go that means this race had to of started at like midnight, what 100 miler starts at midnight?
For what it's worth: 19 hours before 5 am is 10 am, not midnight. I still don't think he did it.
He said at 30 miles into the race it was 5am, making the start around midnight, which is bullshit.