wejo wrote:
Media 800 is today.
2:10 baby! Is RoJo running too? And what was the deal with that brotherly shove he gave you in Moscow?
wejo wrote:
Media 800 is today.
2:10 baby! Is RoJo running too? And what was the deal with that brotherly shove he gave you in Moscow?
Dkny64 wrote:
wejo wrote:Media 800 is today.
2:10 baby! Is RoJo running too? And what was the deal with that brotherly shove he gave you in Moscow?
What's your prediction for RoJo? Based on him being overworked with little time to train, I say 2:45. Any other LRC staff running?
don't run in jeans, but might wrote:
This thread baffles me. What happened?
Anyways, can you break 2:30 in the 800 again? That was impressive the last one in jeans, right? If I recall.
This.
oops. I remember it now. It was khakis, not jeans. Please try jeans this year! Or try to break 2:00 with regular running wear.
When is it?
wejo wrote:
We are leaving the track at 1:30 am, the earliest all week.
Yeah, I've heard the journos bar at the stadium sells cheap drinks and open all hours so can be a bit of a trap.
Sally Vixxxxxxens wrote:
wejo wrote:I don't speak Chinese so I don't think I'll be able to press charges.
There is no "Chinese" language. There IS mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Shanghaiese and others. Have you two ever actually opened up a book in your lives?
Sally V is a real a**hole, so this needs to be dealt with. As Han Shan pointed out, there is no "Taiwanese." He further pointed out that the most common dialect in Shanghai is Wu, but almost all can speak Mandarin. So let's think about that, Sally V. (1.) DIALECT. A dialect is not distinct enough to be its own individual language. (2.) For someone so concerned with the western generalization of using the word "Chinese," you really didn't go out of your way to do any research at all into the names of any language variants in China. In other words, "Yeah, sure, I bet they call it 'Shanghaiese' in Shanghai as well." (3.) The phrase 'speak Chinese' is but a euphemism for "speak the predeominant language of China," whatever that may be at any point in time. At this time, it's Mandarin, and will likely remain that for a while. Considering that you don't understand this euphemism and take things way too seriously (i.e. way too literally) as wej already pointed out, I bet that you're incapable of getting enjoyment out of a single piece of fiction. (4.) It's actually really, really easy to crack a book and not learn any of these points about languages, etymology, and related studies. This stuff is incredibly esoteric, so no blame should be cast on someone for not knowing it...but, then again, you're an a**hole.
DB Purging Society wrote:
Sally Vixxxxxxens wrote:There is no "Chinese" language. There IS mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Shanghaiese and others. Have you two ever actually opened up a book in your lives?
Sally V is a real a**hole, so this needs to be dealt with. As Han Shan pointed out, there is no "Taiwanese." He further pointed out that the most common dialect in Shanghai is Wu, but almost all can speak Mandarin. So let's think about that, Sally V. (1.) DIALECT. A dialect is not distinct enough to be its own individual language. (2.) For someone so concerned with the western generalization of using the word "Chinese," you really didn't go out of your way to do any research at all into the names of any language variants in China. In other words, "Yeah, sure, I bet they call it 'Shanghaiese' in Shanghai as well." (3.) The phrase 'speak Chinese' is but a euphemism for "speak the predeominant language of China," whatever that may be at any point in time. At this time, it's Mandarin, and will likely remain that for a while. Considering that you don't understand this euphemism and take things way too seriously (i.e. way too literally) as wej already pointed out, I bet that you're incapable of getting enjoyment out of a single piece of fiction. (4.) It's actually really, really easy to crack a book and not learn any of these points about languages, etymology, and related studies. This stuff is incredibly esoteric, so no blame should be cast on someone for not knowing it...but, then again, you're an a**hole.
Looks like someone got his or her panties in a bunch. Do the native speaks call their respective languages German, French or Vietnamese? Of course not.
Everyone knows beer impedes your leg speed velocity. Less Tsingtao and you would have been able to evade him.
wejo wrote:
I don't speak Chinese so I don't think I'll be able to press charges.
But things are well, maybe the assault spurred my productivity. We are leaving the track at 1:30 am, the earliest all week.
wejo wrote:
I don't speak Chinese so I don't think I'll be able to press charges.
But things are well, maybe the assault spurred my productivity. We are leaving the track at 1:30 am, the earliest all week.
I hope this is evidence enough to finally prove that rojo is on testosterone. Hebcan deny it, but the truth can never stay suppressed forever!