outoftheloop wrote:
Trinity, I can still see your comment about Dreams Come True.
But I couldn't see your name under the "I understand Skins' decision" post, so he may have have removed some of your comments.
I wrote a long comment under his "I understand Skins' decision" post and it is still visible to me, so he must have made it not visible to the public. Sneaky little sod.
Trinity1976 wrote:
outoftheloop wrote:Trinity, I can still see your comment about Dreams Come True.
But I couldn't see your name under the "I understand Skins' decision" post, so he may have have removed some of your comments.
I wrote a long comment under his "I understand Skins' decision" post and it is still visible to me, so he must have made it not visible to the public. Sneaky little sod.
Weird how he recently developed a deep understanding of these technical subtleties. Too bad he was so confused by his GPS watch on the run and never figured out how to make the tomtom data public!
Curious Onlooker wrote:
Weird how he recently developed a deep understanding of these technical subtleties. Too bad he was so confused by his GPS watch on the run and never figured out how to make the tomtom data public!
Yes, he has realised that to adjust the visibility of people's posts is much less obvious than to outright block people, as his threads end up full of one-sided arguments as the critic's posts disappear.
It is a shame that during his Trans 'con', he was so technologically-challenged that he seemed to think it is normal to start your GPS watch before placing it on your wrist, which led to all those unfortunate ultra-runs with the watch still in the van, "but I was running, honest! You just have to take my word for it because I'm such a nice guy and I'm doing it for the kids!"
Lololololol
BTW if anyone is serious (not sure), the RV is long gone. The tracker shows the last point it transmitted from; it has not been transmitting continuously this entire time.
Trinity1976 wrote:
outoftheloop wrote:Trinity, I can still see your comment about Dreams Come True.
But I couldn't see your name under the "I understand Skins' decision" post, so he may have have removed some of your comments.
I wrote a long comment under his "I understand Skins' decision" post and it is still visible to me, so he must have made it not visible to the public. Sneaky little sod.
for our delectation Trinity, could you please copy and paste here what you wrote.
dervil wrote:
for our delectation Trinity, could you please copy and paste here what you wrote.
It is already on this thread a few pages back, but here it is again:
"I don't know whether to be amused or exasperated by some of the comments below. I thought once the results of the investigation came out, that all the people who had been taken for mugs would just shrink away out of embarrassment, but apparently I underestimated just how 'special' Rob Young fans can be. Someone on another thread mentioned that this seems like some sort of cult. That's a pretty good analysis. Even when presented with conclusive evidence of his cheating some fans are still unable to accept that their 'running God' could possibly be capable of this. I guess the two sports science experts that Skins hired must just be 'jealous haters' then? Like the rest of us who won't tolerate cheating in our sport. And the pathological liar himself remains on form as always, lying to the end, his real talent being as a skilled manipulator. No doubt he will land on his feet in whichever walk-of-life he chooses next - his sort always do. There will always be conmen as long as there are gullible people like you lot. But his 'career' in running is over."
Well it looks as though someone is doing it the right way, with a mention for our Rob too
Convincing wrote:
Avid Reader wrote:I get up early and read the whole book cover to cover every morning before work.
Just ask my wife, she sees me read the last page and close the book every morning when she comes down for breakfast.
I read his book 370 times and if you don't believe me I will read another bigger book just to prove that I can read books.
I am now going to attempt to read the book at 80 pages per day in RY style. The challenge is that I sometimes get travelsick whilst reading in a moving vehicle...
Trinity1976 wrote:
dervil wrote:for our delectation Trinity, could you please copy and paste here what you wrote.
It is already on this thread a few pages back, but here it is again:
"I don't know whether to be amused or exasperated by some of the comments below. I thought once the results of the investigation came out, that all the people who had been taken for mugs would just shrink away out of embarrassment, but apparently I underestimated just how 'special' Rob Young fans can be. Someone on another thread mentioned that this seems like some sort of cult. That's a pretty good analysis. Even when presented with conclusive evidence of his cheating some fans are still unable to accept that their 'running God' could possibly be capable of this. I guess the two sports science experts that Skins hired must just be 'jealous haters' then? Like the rest of us who won't tolerate cheating in our sport. And the pathological liar himself remains on form as always, lying to the end, his real talent being as a skilled manipulator. No doubt he will land on his feet in whichever walk-of-life he chooses next - his sort always do. There will always be conmen as long as there are gullible people like you lot. But his 'career' in running is over."
We've seen these cult tards before with the Lance Armstrong thing. They're not going away. It's a mental illness 100%.
Trinity1976 wrote:
dervil wrote:for our delectation Trinity, could you please copy and paste here what you wrote.
It is already on this thread a few pages back, but here it is again:
"I don't know whether to be amused or exasperated by some of the comments below. I thought once the results of the investigation came out, that all the people who had been taken for mugs would just shrink away out of embarrassment, but apparently I underestimated just how 'special' Rob Young fans can be. Someone on another thread mentioned that this seems like some sort of cult. That's a pretty good analysis. Even when presented with conclusive evidence of his cheating some fans are still unable to accept that their 'running God' could possibly be capable of this. I guess the two sports science experts that Skins hired must just be 'jealous haters' then? Like the rest of us who won't tolerate cheating in our sport. And the pathological liar himself remains on form as always, lying to the end, his real talent being as a skilled manipulator. No doubt he will land on his feet in whichever walk-of-life he chooses next - his sort always do. There will always be conmen as long as there are gullible people like you lot. But his 'career' in running is over."
I definitely cant see your post. Only 23 posts remain out of 86.
I didnt know you could hide comments on a page as i've never had one. You cant hide comments on a personal facebook profile.
I wonder who will fund all these future trips he says he has planned in order to prove to us all that he really is the greatest runner of all time - -
He says he plans to attempt the Transcon again next year, but at the rate Pete Kostelnick is going, the bar is going to be even higher. I don't think it will happen, and who would fund it anyway? We should keep an eye out for Rob trying to use crowd-funding pages to raise money to fund his lifestyle.
The Juice wrote:
We've seen these cult tards before with the Lance Armstrong thing. They're not going away. It's a mental illness 100%.
It's unfortunately clear from the number of people still willing and eager to vote for Trump, that independent, critical thinking is somewhat lacking in many today.
He told one of my friends he used to be in MI5
Classic narcissistic / fantasist / egocentric behavior right there.
Trinity1976 wrote:
He says he plans to attempt the Transcon again next year, but at the rate Pete Kostelnick is going, the bar is going to be even higher. I don't think it will happen, and who would fund it anyway? We should keep an eye out for Rob trying to use crowd-funding pages to raise money to fund his lifestyle.
He has been scamming charities since 2004:
http://archive.is/z26ngThere is no way he will stop this way to fund his lifestyle.
Master spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NBkfw48Jv6JlP0gBLP5JbPt6qz5Qfyf105fIXYa_hAk/edit#welshrunner wrote:
Master spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NBkfw48Jv6JlP0gBLP5JbPt6qz5Qfyf105fIXYa_hAk/edit#
Thanks for that, I hadn't seen the Rob Young/Hitler "Downfall" video - amusing in parts, some good namechecking.
Trinity1976 wrote:
He says he plans to attempt the Transcon again next year, but at the rate Pete Kostelnick is going, the bar is going to be even higher. I don't think it will happen, and who would fund it anyway? We should keep an eye out for Rob trying to use crowd-funding pages to raise money to fund his lifestyle.
I am not surprised at how of you are rightfully amazed that Pete Kostelnick has just reached about the same point in Indiana that Rob reached during his epic run. I'm sure Rob would give kudos to such an amazing match of his effort. A true Feat for Pete, get it?!
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this guy is trying to beat robbie sausages run without sleep record
Bored wrote:
this guy is trying to beat robbie sausages run without sleep record
https://www.facebook.com/LCR400
Sadly he has jacked it in with a knee problem.