bigtool05 wrote:
14:44, 65k/year, single but occasionally hook up with with fat chicks
I would continue to say that a person can only have two out of the three of the triple, but to some people, those belugas of women are hot.
*Cue in the song by Mika, "Big Girls"*
k8t wrote:
What would the equivalent time be for a girl? My husband is pretty hot, and I will soon (hopefully) approach the $250k mark.
Well the salary equivalent for women is $192.5k
You Dinka wrote:
jamin wrote:I'm going for a lesser version of the combo.
Sub 15, employed, hand lotion.
LOL! That's really funny
CCinDAHouse wrote:
Letsrun Triple... I laugh at that
Here is the real man's quad
1:48 (800)/Smoking Hot Wife/Stay at home husband (Wife is a doctor makes well over $250k)
Simplified to a triple this is: 1:48/babe/lotsa money.
QUESTION: Does the hot girl need to be currently alive?
If not, Oscar P has this one wrapped up.
CCinDAHouse wrote:
Letsrun Triple... I laugh at that
Here is the real man's quad
1:48 (800)/Smoking Hot Wife/Stay at home husband (Wife is a doctor makes well over $250k)
Yes, I am better at life then you.
Unlikely, since your English is at the level of a 5 year old.
Then = a moment in time
Than = a method of comparison
You = an ignoramus
Oh the irony wrote:
CCinDAHouse wrote:Letsrun Triple... I laugh at that
Here is the real man's quad
1:48 (800)/Smoking Hot Wife/Stay at home husband (Wife is a doctor makes well over $250k)
Yes, I am better at life then you.
Unlikely, since your English is at the level of a 5 year old.
Then = a moment in time
Than = a method of comparison
You = an ignoramus
I was going to point out the same thing.
Hey, he's a dumb, good looking jock, and it's worked out for him. Lucky for him he has the looks, because his brain was not gonna get him far apparently.
People who think grammar or spelling (especially switching homophones) are indicative of intelligence are pretty dumb. Some of the smartest people I know-- out and out geniuses-- write like morons.
FWIW I'm going for the Letsrun DIII triple: sub-15:30, >100k, 7/10 girlfriend. Locked down 2/3.
Leptin AC wrote:
People who think grammar or spelling (especially switching homophones) are indicative of intelligence are pretty dumb. Some of the smartest people I know-- out and out geniuses-- write like morons.
Some of the smartest people I know think that knowing the difference between "then" and "than" is indicative of intelligence, and that those that don't think it matters are extremely dumb.
Your welcome.
(relax D3 stud bro, we were only busting his chops because he was bragging, and it was a fairly obvious mistake. And like I said, it fits his profile: claims to be stud athlete that married super hot, super successful girl. )
Tyrannosaurus Rexing wrote:
Leptin AC wrote:People who think grammar or spelling (especially switching homophones) are indicative of intelligence are pretty dumb. Some of the smartest people I know-- out and out geniuses-- write like morons.
Some of the smartest people I know think that knowing the difference between "then" and "than" is indicative of intelligence, and that those that don't think it matters are extremely dumb.
Heads up, chief: there's a difference between knowing something's meaning and typing the right word 100% of the time.
Later, Hoss
~Senior~Captain~#1 Runner
Charming Charlie wrote:
the gucc wrote:Well, Im sub 15, pull over a 100k and have a pretty hot gf. i guess i got the trials standard. ill take the B!!
Pics?
shes got one on the chive brother
What's Chris Lukezic's wife look like? He makes bank in his corporate job now and has definitely run sub 14 at some point
Are we going for all three at one time? If so professional runners are about the only ones who will hit it.
I know two guys who are close. One will make it in 8+ years after he gets done with residency he ran 13:50's, wife is 8/10.
The other one will never break 14 but he ran 14:20's, wife 8-9/10 and he will also be close to 250k once done with residency.
I am more the DII triple ran sub 4:10 mile never focused on 5k but ran faster than the above guy in cross. Making ~100k but am in the top 5-10% of earners where I live. Wife 7/10. I sincerely think I am happier working a normal 40 hr week than the above guys slaving through med school and residency but it is all perspective.
Close but... wrote:
Are we going for all three at one time? If so professional runners are about the only ones who will hit it.
I know two guys who are close. One will make it in 8+ years after he gets done with residency he ran 13:50's, wife is 8/10.
The other one will never break 14 but he ran 14:20's, wife 8-9/10 and he will also be close to 250k once done with residency.
I am more the DII triple ran sub 4:10 mile never focused on 5k but ran faster than the above guy in cross. Making ~100k but am in the top 5-10% of earners where I live. Wife 7/10. I sincerely think I am happier working a normal 40 hr week than the above guys slaving through med school and residency but it is all perspective.
Yes, your lifetime PR just has to be sub-14, you don't have to do three at once.
So far all the examples had been pro runners... which do qualify, but I was hoping for some more examples of guys who ran sub-14 and made $250k in something other than their running ability. Those are some good additions.
Leptin AC wrote:
Tyrannosaurus Rexing wrote:Some of the smartest people I know think that knowing the difference between "then" and "than" is indicative of intelligence, and that those that don't think it matters are extremely dumb.
Heads up, chief: there's a difference between knowing something's meaning and typing the right word 100% of the time.
Later, Hoss
~Senior~Captain~#1 Runner
That has got to be the lamest excuse ever. "I know everything, dude. It's only when I write it down that it that it comes out all wrong"
so true wrote:
Leptin AC wrote:Heads up, chief: there's a difference between knowing something's meaning and typing the right word 100% of the time.
Later, Hoss
~Senior~Captain~#1 Runner
That has got to be the lamest excuse ever. "I know everything, dude. It's only when I write it down that it that it comes out all wrong"
Whoa, looks like you forgot to use a period to end your quote. You must have no clue how periods work.
Leptin AC wrote:
so true wrote:That has got to be the lamest excuse ever. "I know everything, dude. It's only when I write it down that it that it comes out all wrong"
Whoa, looks like you forgot to use a period to end your quote. You must have no clue how periods work.
Whoa, it looks like you forgot to put the word 'it' before 'looks'. You must know nothing about pronoun use. This is entirely likely, since you also don't know that than and then are not homophones.
You Dinka wrote:
jamin wrote:I'm going for a lesser version of the combo.
Sub 15, employed, hand lotion.
lol
so true wrote:
Leptin AC wrote:Whoa, looks like you forgot to use a period to end your quote. You must have no clue how periods work.
Whoa, it looks like you forgot to put the word 'it' before 'looks'. You must know nothing about pronoun use. This is entirely likely, since you also don't know that than and then are not homophones.
Whoa, it looks like you're entirely illiterate, since you thought I was the OP. Game over, man. Game over.
Leptin AC wrote:
People who think grammar or spelling (especially switching homophones) are indicative of intelligence are pretty dumb. Some of the smartest people I know-- out and out geniuses-- write like morons.
How could an out and out genius write like a moron? A missed punctuation mark here or there I could understand, but to write like a moron? To me that indicates they are not a genius since language rules for a native speaker are pretty straightforward.
How do you explain the discrepancy?
DMVarea wrote:
What's Chris Lukezic's wife look like? He makes bank in his corporate job now and has definitely run sub 14 at some point
Wife? Chris dates men.