HaywardField wrote:
Symmonds is a breath of fresh air.
Burp. Have you been inhaling cow flatulence?
HaywardField wrote:
Symmonds is a breath of fresh air.
Burp. Have you been inhaling cow flatulence?
Tina the miler wrote:
Nick should go for the methamphetamine mile record, it's 3:35.9.
That's funny. The heroin (heavily doped) record is 6:05.9 and the speedball record is 3:43. The K-hole record is 3 days 4 hours 22 minutes and 10 and three quarters seconds
The sad thing is, while I certainly support Nick Symmonds and distance runners, the current and prospective amount of views on his American beer mile record and any future records is dismally low. There are probably tens of thousands of other videos on Youtube and in Youtube's history, pertaining to the most inane trivial matters, that have garnered the amount the video of the two performances Symmonds mentioned had received. In the grand scheme of things, the reality is distance running doesn't appear to have a lot of sway on the attention spans of the collective people.
nopenopenope wrote:
he was a state champion in high school so STFU no one has yet pulled off the title of being a nobody runner in high school only to become elite and no Brian sell does not count with his 4:28 mile
Why does Brian Sell not count with his 4:28 mile?
because 4:28 is pretty solid, I mean he is the best example so far dont get me wrong hes a badass but Id like to see a 4:4x or 4:5x miler in hs make it to a national/world class level
nopenopenope wrote:
because 4:28 is pretty solid, I mean he is the best example so far dont get me wrong hes a badass but Id like to see a 4:4x or 4:5x miler in hs make it to a national/world class level
It's like saying you'd like to see the worst musician in your school's marching band play Carnegie Hall.