Unknown(?) Local Runner Claiming to be Shooting for US Woman's 10 Mile Road Record

First couple days it was the best thread on here in a long time. After that all the hateful angry adolescents jumped in and ruined it. I feel sorry for you.

No joy in life.... wrote:

First couple days it was the best thread on here in a long time. After that all the hateful angry adolescents jumped in and ruined it. I feel sorry for you.

Some day, when you've grown into an adult, you'll appreciate all the effort that went into this thread. I'll check back in 10 years to read your apologetic post to the fine members of LRC.

notsogreat wrote:

By the time the race comes around next year, everyone will have forgotten about it.

Still, what a dumb idea for a publicity stunt.

The LR basement trolls never forget, that's what makes this forum so interesting for those of us who don't have a life.

The Course is certified....

https://www.usatf.org/events/courses/search/searchResults.asp?embed=&courseID=&distance=10&distanceUnits=mi&distanceComparison=%3D&city=Quakertown&state=PA&courseName=&courseStatus=A&courseType=R&drop=&dropComparison=&separation=&separationComparison=&certificationYear=&lastName=&format=view&submit=Search

Interesting...they did end up getting the course certified then.

SO STRANGE. So Bob honestly thought someone other than Molly Huddle had a chance at breaking the 10mi record on a hilly-ass course??

BoomKat wrote:

SO STRANGE. So Bob honestly thought someone other than Molly Huddle had a chance at breaking the 10mi record on a hilly-ass course??

don't be on the wrong side of this!

Seriously mate? wrote:

Interesting...they did end up getting the course certified then.

And it is the number that Austin gave.

Such a weird story.

BoomKat wrote:

SO STRANGE. So Bob honestly thought someone other than Molly Huddle had a chance at breaking the 10mi record on a hilly-ass course??

He's just a naturally optimistic kind of guy, who gives everyone the benefit of the doubt. We could all learn a thing or two from Bob.

Sean Maguire wrote:

BoomKat wrote:

SO STRANGE. So Bob honestly thought someone other than Molly Huddle had a chance at breaking the 10mi record on a hilly-ass course??

He's just a naturally optimistic kind of guy, who gives everyone the benefit of the doubt. We could all learn a thing or two from Bob.

You mean he's irrational....??? We can learn to NOT be like Bob?

Still wish they would give some kind of explanation or something. I hate how these types just clam up. At least Brian Lawlor admitted to lying.

calling it like it is wrote:

Seriously mate? wrote:

Interesting...they did end up getting the course certified then.

And it is the number that Austin gave.

Such a weird story.

I BET YOU FEEL STUPID NOW LOL

coach deez nuts wrote:

I BET YOU FEEL STUPID NOW LOL

No more than usual.

coach deez nuts wrote:

calling it like it is wrote:

And it is the number that Austin gave.

Such a weird story.

I BET YOU FEEL STUPID NOW LOL

Why?

coach deez nuts wrote:

calling it like it is wrote:

And it is the number that Austin gave.

Such a weird story.

I BET YOU FEEL STUPID NOW LOL

So the course is certified, great. The course certification was the only doable thing available to Sedicum and Bodkin to try and save some face after getting caught out with all the other untruths by the LR basement trolls. After all, why would you bother getting a course like that certified by USATF for a two bit race like that .

So the question still remains, when are we going to see Jill Greathouse toe the line on the certified course and go for the AR, with independent observers?, after all, according to the terrific trio, she's done it before in a training run.

coach deez nuts wrote:

I BET YOU FEEL STUPID NOW LOL

Right, because anytime a course gets certified that means there is credible evidence that an elite runner is about to make an AR attempt.

Quakertown Rotary announced the course certification on their Facebook Page. So I guess this means the world's greatest runner that no one has ever seen run, Ms. Jill Greathouse, actually exists?

https://www.facebook.com/103306433084073/photos/a.210979145650134.52091.103306433084073/993543737393667/?type=3&theater

The current women's record on the certified course is 65:14 with 65:31 being the second fastest. Congrats to the ladies who exist and showed up.

In other news, who cares wrote:

Quakertown Rotary announced the course certification on their Facebook Page. So I guess this means the world's greatest runner that no one has ever seen run, Ms. Jill Greathouse, actually exists?

https://www.facebook.com/103306433084073/photos/a.210979145650134.52091.103306433084073/993543737393667/?type=3&theater

Yes,

and she really had intended to go for the AR, why else would we get the course certified?