ExpertKipWatcher wrote:
Here it is
Thank you!!!
ExpertKipWatcher wrote:
Here it is
Thank you!!!
Nonon wrote:
Jekyll and Hide Frank. wrote:
It is hard to keep up with Frank's lies, when Rojo was contemplating putting up cash Frank had told the Loyola High School coaches he had a heart condition, this is where the "he may die and you'll get sued" bit came in.
If not get sued then at the very least LetsRun and us sleuths and truth seekers would look like arseholes, which we're not of course.
And yeah, I know, he told the coaches about the heart condition right after he'd told the Loyola boys he was going to run the Chicago Marathon to prove everyone wrong, but hey, that's just Jekyll and Hide Frank.
His convo with the team/coaches was never coorborated.
It was never denied either. I am 100% confident the conversations took place, or I wouldn’t have written that they did.
letsrunstacks wrote:
So even though I am new here, I understand that rojo is one of the owners. I'll tell you what, he comes off as a real tool in all his posts I see. He acts like he has no clue what is going on like he has better things he is doing. I am not convinced. He has obviously been following this thread daily like the rest of us. Anyway, yeah the dude comes off as a tool.
This isn't fair, the Johnson brothers allow the users of this site way more freedom of expression than any other specialist forum I know of, the trade-off is the trolling but the environment produces genuinely interesting content among the dross.
I do love the anonymous posting on this forum. Actually, I love this forum, and for that I thank rojo and brother?
That said I still call BS that the dude hasn't been following the thread and missed the story going viral. C'mon now! This thread is liquid gold, who wouldn't follow!?
RossiCheated wrote:
The Rat wrote:
In a heartbeat. I don't cover for frauds.
I think we need a challenge. If he gives up the name of the marathon, how fast could we catch the cheater?
I will go as far and say that it is annually one of the top dozen largest marathons.
doubler wrote:
Nonon wrote:
His convo with the team/coaches was never coorborated.
It was never denied either. I am 100% confident the conversations took place, or I wouldn’t have written that they did.
Source?
Doubler just appeared on local news here in Austin, Texas about this story
Tinker Bell, you’re a douche and so is your friend. Start a new thread and discuss there. Your friend has to write a snarky letter, break a world record, or win a marathon for him to be actually important or infamous.
Nonon wrote:
Jekyll and Hide Frank. wrote:
It is hard to keep up with Frank's lies, when Rojo was contemplating putting up cash Frank had told the Loyola High School coaches he had a heart condition, this is where the "he may die and you'll get sued" bit came in.
If not get sued then at the very least LetsRun and us sleuths and truth seekers would look like arseholes, which we're not of course.
And yeah, I know, he told the coaches about the heart condition right after he'd told the Loyola boys he was going to run the Chicago Marathon to prove everyone wrong, but hey, that's just Jekyll and Hide Frank.
His convo with the team/coaches was never coorborated.
True, but “coorboration” occurs solely in Golden, Colorado.
Nonon wrote:
His convo with the team/coaches was never coorborated.
So who gives a shít, this is the LetsRun World Famous Message Board.
Anyway, Derek says it's true and that's good enough for me. ?❤️?
Rojo, make sure you read the Daily Mail, it's brutal:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7209693/70-year-old-doctor-disqualified-L-Marathon-online-outrage-investigation.html
Heaps out there. wrote:
Rojo, after going to Derek's site watch these from ABC News and Inside Edition (there's heaps more) then Google: frank meza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBNZn6yiHfMhttps://abcnews.go.com/GMA/News/video/marathon-officials-disqualify-70-year-photos-surface-64107072
The people asking for a source or “COORORATED” evidence are Frank’s lackeys, aka Frankophiles. Don’t respond.
so i haven't checked this thread for about 10 hours and there's not single new skulking photo or news article.
seems like things are grinding to a halt.
there's something new from doubler but it's already old.
...and for what it's worth I don't think the hats in the bike photo match.
rojo wrote:
i haven't been on this thread in 8 days and yet I've missed 61 pages of threads. That's more than 1200.
Can someone tell me what I've missed? The guy is a cheat. What have you been talking about for 1200+ posts?
You missed an addition to the modern, running vernacular:
Frank, verb
Definition of frank
to take short cuts, especially in distance running events. often performed furtively, in a skulking manner as an attempt to avoid detection.
e.g. Furtive Frankie faked a fast finish by franking the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon.
https://drfrankmeza.blogspot.com/why bother wrote:
so i haven't checked this thread for about 10 hours and there's not single new skulking photo or news article.
seems like things are grinding to a halt.
why bother wrote:
...and for what it's worth I don't think the hats in the bike photo match.
Nice, should kick the thread along for a few more pages.
Nice, but the photos of him on the side of the course need to be followed by ones of him stepping on to the course then followed ones of him running on the course.
One Stop Shopping wrote:
https://drfrankmeza.blogspot.com/why bother wrote:
so i haven't checked this thread for about 10 hours and there's not single new skulking photo or news article.
seems like things are grinding to a halt.
nice
longboat wrote:
Rosie Ruiz’s Thighs wrote:
Agree with Golgi here. A great cheater doesn’t get caught so most notorious is probably a better argument to make. People tend to lionize the most recent and since it’s the age of participation trophies here are my winners.
Most Audacious: Rosie Ruiz's stealing the win at Boston! She’s synonymous with cheating and always will be.
Most Creative: Litton makes up a marathon but the details were sloppy.
Biggest Douche: Rossi’s bombastic letter, veiled threats, and penchant for violence make him the runaway winner here.
Lifetime Achievement Award: Frank’s methodical slicing and dicing of his PRs over a decade is restrained and maniacal but you can’t keep on robbing the same bank.
Obviously these four belong on the Mt. Rushmore of cheating.
Should Rob Young be up there too? As most incompetent?
I think Dave Reading would probably be the most incompetent.
9/10. wrote:
why bother wrote:
...and for what it's worth I don't think the hats in the bike photo match.
Nice, should kick the thread along for a few more pages.
i honestly don't think it's the same hat.
there is no doubt that the shoes and socks are a match though. it's definitely Frank.