Just wanted to post a quick update. Paul and I met up with kip this past Sumday for a field goal kicking session. After warm ups, kit hit 6 in a row from 45+ yards.
We then ran 6 miles at a moderate 38:14.
We'll meet up next Sunday for another round.
WOW! He really is amazing. We had him all wrong the whole time. Man, do I feel badly.
Stuntman wrote:
Not really. Do you realize how many people have read the story and know about it? When people go to SOKLR's site, it's a slam dunk. How do you face the people who work for you when they now know that you cheated? Smiling? I doubt it stinman as the thread, SOKLR's site, and the story in the New Yorker buried him. Word spreads fast throughout running clubs as one person tells another. It's on Runner's World for God's sake, do you know how many hits they get a day! Frowning must have been the word that you meant to type.
Simple. Kip's assistants at his dental practice probably know nothing about running times. So kip can claim he's victim of a witchhunt.
What ever happened to Dan Baxley? Does he still believe Kip is innocent?
Davison runner wrote:
Just wanted to post a quick update. Paul and I met up with kip this past Sumday for a field goal kicking session. After warm ups, kit hit 6 in a row from 45+ yards.
We then ran 6 miles at a moderate 38:14.
We'll meet up next Sunday for another round.
Who is Paul? And What is your name sir? Can we meet up with you guys for next Sunday? Would love to train with you guys
Respectfully, you are most certainly wrong. I guarantee you that more than one employee has googled his results and spread the word. If you worked there and saw a picture of him walking at Boston, with no number exposed, what would you think? Will they call him a cheat and risk getting fired, probably not, but they DO KNOW.
And also, no one who "officially" qualifies for that race hides their number while participating, as they want it proudly displayed as to not be mistaken for a bandit by spectators and more importantly, other runners. I've run it several times, trust me:):):):) His employees may not talk, but in this day of information, they know.
Is kip suing anyone
Give it a rest double wide and get a frickin' clue you marshmallow.
2theuneducated posters wrote:
Give it a rest double wide and get a frickin' clue you marshmallow.
hi kip!
Kip cheated
I think Kip's practice is 4 or fewer employees
it doesn't matter, they know
The lady answering the phone knows?
Ha he ever given his $1,000s of prize money back, or indeed declared his prize winnings to the IRS?
Randy Oldman wrote:
Ha he ever given his $1,000s of prize money back, or indeed declared his prize winnings to the IRS?
dukerdog says you don't have to report it.
Randy Oldman wrote:
Ha he ever given his $1,000s of prize money back, or indeed declared his prize winnings to the IRS?
I thought the only race he won prize money at was Rochester
kip was supposed to get a wine basket and gift certificate at
Missoula but he was DQ
Randy Oldman wrote:
Ha he ever given his $1,000s of prize money back, or indeed declared his prize winnings to the IRS?
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1099msc.pdfwhatley wrote:
dukerdog says you don't have to report it.
Figure it out... if you are can.
Kevin52 wrote:
Randy Oldman wrote:Ha he ever given his $1,000s of prize money back, or indeed declared his prize winnings to the IRS?
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1099msc.pdfwhatley wrote:
dukerdog says you don't have to report it.
Figure it out... if you are can.
I are can.
dukerdog (???) is WRONG! It's capital gains, income, and yes you are "suppose" to report it. Is he even college educated?
Just heard that the NPR program out of Boston, "Here and Now" will be featuring a story on the Litton marathon cheating scandal during the last 20 minutes of the show. You can access it online after it airs at
if you don't get that program on your local NPR station.