moist wrote:
I say this as a primarily straight male, the new BF was smoking hot.
I thought that as well.
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Bro is 29 and one of his priorities is to get the perm broccoli hairstyle zoomers have…
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If he gets a life sentence, would he be the fastest male with a life sentence ever? Pistorius comes to mind, but certainly the fastest 800 runner, no?
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thats called cocaine rage
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MasterofNone wrote:
If he gets a life sentence, would he be the fastest male with a life sentence ever? Pistorius comes to mind, but certainly the fastest 800 runner, no?
Probably not. See Tim Danielson.
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Obviously murder is wrong, but when you mess with other guy's ex's, bad things tend to happen...
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His 800 pr is better than Danielson but I would still say Danielson takes the record for the best runner to be sentenced to significant prison time for murder.
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Naw...I'd say David Mack takes the cake. Rumored to have murdered Notorious BIG and served time. 1:43.35 to be exact.
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Momoneymoreproblems wrote:
Naw...I'd say David Mack takes the cake. Rumored to have murdered Notorious BIG and served time. 1:43.35 to be exact.
1:14.15, 1:43.35, 2:16.90 -- in 1985 and 1986!
Those times could have been making U.S. national teams as recently as...2024. (2024 trials: Hoppel 1:42.7, Kessler 1:43.6, Miller 1:43.9.)
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Sounds Like a Regular wrote:
Sounds like an angry man past his athletic prime that couldn't keep a woman happy. What handle did he post with here?
Zing!
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So as all of you read this, there's this old USA saying:
You are free to make choices but are not free from the consequences that come with those choices. In other words, you can be held accountable for your choices.
He made the choice to track this person down and confront him. He made the choice to continue a senseless life ending encounter.
There were other choices. The fortunate thing for the rest of you is that there are plenty of easy choices to make when faced with this situation.
First thing a lot of people should do when faced with an ex dating someone new in the same locale is to take a break from your phone. Second thing, stop the going out and the drinking (and drugs). If you get hammered drunk and are mentally haywire going in, it makes for a disastrous recipe. So don't. Third thing, RUN, keep the endorphins up and make yourself tired with the personal high level upkeep. Repeat.
The authorities are calling this premeditated. He's done. I won't say he will be a target in prison but he is going to have to fight to prove himself. One on one, even two on one is possible. But three or more on one? Very difficult odds to survive.
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mayonnaise wrote:
It is not the worst thing to have a coach who prioritizes running over everything. Not only do I still run but I feel like if I ever coach again, I will SEE the PERSON much better, rather than just hope they will help us to win. I thought my coach was a sprint coach and knew very little about distance running, but regardless, he had his priorities straight! He was like a second father.
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hoka hey wrote:
So as all of you read this, there's this old USA saying:
You are free to make choices but are not free from the consequences that come with those choices. In other words, you can be held accountable for your choices.
He made the choice to track this person down and confront him. He made the choice to continue a senseless life ending encounter.
There were other choices. The fortunate thing for the rest of you is that there are plenty of easy choices to make when faced with this situation.
First thing a lot of people should do when faced with an ex dating someone new in the same locale is to take a break from your phone. Second thing, stop the going out and the drinking (and drugs). If you get hammered drunk and are mentally haywire going in, it makes for a disastrous recipe. So don't. Third thing, RUN, keep the endorphins up and make yourself tired with the personal high level upkeep. Repeat.
The authorities are calling this premeditated. He's done. I won't say he will be a target in prison but he is going to have to fight to prove himself. One on one, even two on one is possible. But three or more on one? Very difficult odds to iosmirror survive.
Yes i see
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Wow my cousin's friend's dogsitter once flew from the same airport as this guy 6 hours after he had departed and the kicker is that they both flew Boeing and they both had window seats!!!
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Anyone see that Erin Brown (most negative dude of all track and field) commented on Molinaro's post and said "free you"... probably not the time
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3800Degrees wrote:
Anyone see that Erin Brown (most negative dude of all track and field) commented on Molinaro's post and said "free you"... probably not the time
one of the biggest losers out there so not surprised
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seen it all wrote:
It is one of the top stories on courttv.com now .1:48 half miler at Ohio Northern Univ. He ran pro for HOKA at one point also according to his IG. He threw it all away over some jealousy.
I'd probably do the same if I had to wear Hoka's.
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hoka wrote:
I'd probably do the same if I had to wear Hoka's.
If you had to wear Hoka's what?
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Sounds Like a Regular wrote:
Sounds like an angry man past his athletic prime that couldn't keep a woman happy. What handle did he post with here?
youcantdumpme
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