Did Mike Rossi (viral marathon dad) cheat his way into Boston?

I'm not Mike Rossi. I spell my words good.

Fact Guy wrote:

I'm not Mike Rossi. I spell my words good.

LET'S TALK ABOUT THE PICTURES.

Fact Guy wrote:

I'm not Mike Rossi. I spell my words good.

When you write like that, ""I spell my words good", you certainly sound like Mike Rossi. Are you from Northeast Philly? I am guessing that is where he/you are from.

Class, what is wrong with that sentence? Anyone, Bueller?

Ken: It should be I spell my words well.

somebloke wrote:

Fact Guy wrote:

I'm not Mike Rossi. I spell my words good.

LET'S TALK ABOUT THE PICTURES.

Why bother, he is incapable and unwilling to acknowledge the self-evident and inconvenient truth that he is not on one single effing photo with the exception at the finish line. Bam!

Inconvenient Truth wrote:

somebloke wrote:

LET'S TALK ABOUT THE PICTURES.

Why bother, he is incapable and unwilling to acknowledge the self-evident and inconvenient truth that he is not on one single effing photo with the exception at the finish line. Bam!

Oops, my bad. He is also in one additional photo after the race, holding up the medal he bought and not earned, along with his fanny pack...bahahahahaha!

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

Hay looser!

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

10,000 posts wrote:

Ifiwasthatguy wrote:

If I was rojo I would delete this thread at 9,999

I wouldn't

I think it's time people started being more realistic - this thread is going way past 10,000. Rossi is the perfect storm for stirring up strong feelings of animosity. On paper, he is just a pathetic small man with serious insecurity issues and he really shouldn't be able to generate much interest at all. He's a 5 second joke, just a one liner. But he looks like such a douche and acts like such a douche that I can't see people ever really letting go of wanting to remind him that he cheated. Which will likely continually be fueled by his pathetic douche attempts to pretend that he's "winning", and the cycle will continue.

Yup. This is going way past 10,000, which is a serious testament to what a douche he really is. Although, that might be why he keeps this going - he probably thinks it is better to be reviled by so many instead of just being a bad joke that is quickly forgotten.

+20,000

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

His Boston picture on FB lost a like, down to 11. Looks like his friends are finding the truth.

Sorry son. I just couldn't.

Rossi Plaque wrote:

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

His Boston picture on FB lost a like, down to 11. Looks like his friends are finding the truth.

Rossi Plaque wrote:

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

His Boston picture on FB lost a like, down to 11. Looks like his friends are finding the truth.

Haha. The question is who got smart?

Rossi Plaque wrote:

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

His Boston picture on FB lost a like, down to 11. Looks like his friends are finding the truth.

Sir, your stalking skills are impressive. Carry on.

Rossi Plaque wrote:

Fact Guy wrote:

I am Mike Rossi. And I'm better than all of you loosers.

His Boston picture on FB lost a like, down to 11. Looks like his friends are finding the truth.

If I was his FB "friend" I'd "like that photo - because it is seriously funny that he thinks people may actually believe he didn't cheat and that he's proud of what he did. If I knew him well enough, every time we had a beer I'd ask him to tell me his "Boston story". And every time I would tell him what a huge accomplishment it was for him that he qualified. I'd tell him it was the biggest accomplishment of his whole life. Every time. And then I'd go home and laugh and laugh and laugh because he's too self involved and too stupid to know that he's the butt of his own joke. Way to go Mikey, what an achievement. So damn funny. He'll probably change his profile picture to his self made plaque when he reads this thinking that makes him a "winner". He's so easy to manipulate it's almost mean to mess with him, but he brings it on himself.

Those stalking skills are bush league. Real skills include making a note of everyone who likes his photos (only three people liked his recent family photo, by the way), and then sending them a Facebook message explaining all the great evidence that he cheated. It costs $1 to send it to their inbox instead of their junk box but it's worth it. Then you can note that they don't like subsequent pictures that he posts. Note how many liked the picture before the family picture.

Of course none of these people have the heart to tell him what they know. They just quietly start to distance themselves. 49 liked his photo on June 21. 3 liked his photo on June 22nd. I wonder what happened in between?

And he thinks he "won." LMAO!

He did win. Google his name. Only things that come up are article exonerating him, his viral letter (that most people supported), and this thread that demonstrates that he is being bullied.

It's OVAH people. The tide turned long ago. He won.

Fact Guy wrote:

He did win. Google his name. Only things that come up are article exonerating him, his viral letter (that most people supported), and this thread that demonstrates that he is being bullied.

It's OVAH people. The tide turned long ago. He won.

You truly are just stupid. He was not exonerated. If he was exonerated, then the spokeswoman would have not said - In the future, should anyone supply us with conclusive evidence that shows Mr. Rossi's time in the 2014 race is inaccurate, we will reopen the investigation."

But keep trying and keep helping this to be memorialized into eternity. It is great. Thanks for helping to get the inconvenient truth out about Mike Rossi who ran a smokingly fast Boston Marathon run, not!! Nice going Mike.

He certainly did win. I ran a 10k last weekend that was not even remotely local to him. There were 5 mats , count 'em, 5mats! After the race I was talking to a complete stranger and he asked if I noticed all of the "Rossi mats" on the course. Then We all had a good laugh at his win for sure.

Yes he did win. wrote:

He certainly did win. I ran a 10k last weekend that was not even remotely local to him. There were 5 mats , count 'em, 5mats! After the race I was talking to a complete stranger and he asked if I noticed all of the "Rossi mats" on the course. Then We all had a good laugh at his win for sure.

Did somebody mention my name?