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

SmartRunnr wrote:

That wasn't at NY. Google can still find it, wejo's deletion came too late.

OK so why not stop the riddles and tell us where and when The Duckster ran 3:23 with links to results and photos?

Nicely done Trollminator

[quote]Trollminator wrote:

Actually you're doing even more good for this thread than just helping grow it. I want you to be Mike and for you to try to sabotage the thread. You are adding a lot of validity to what's been determined early on. Being perceived as Mike (which of course you aren't because you've proven to be even more obnoxious and you don't abuse parenthesis) supports the diagnosed psychosis that Mike is inflicted with.

Mike, since I personally know you follow this thread feverishly, this poster is representing you 100% online. Based on the reactions here he seems to be doing a great job of it too. Just thought you might know there's even a cost to staying quiet. Thanks for creating these monsters (get it?)

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ExpertKipWatcher wrote:

SmartRunnr wrote:

That wasn't at NY. Google can still find it, wejo's deletion came too late.

OK so why not stop the riddles and tell us where and when The Duckster ran 3:23 with links to results and photos?

Smartrunnr has been fishing for a few days to get someone to react to his 3:23 claim, so I finally looked it up:

A guy named Mike Ross from Clive Iowa ran 3:23 in the Quad Cities Marathon in September. He's the same age group as our "Mike Ross" but has a long history of racing and is obviously not our Mike. I didn't even bother looking up race photos.

When nobody feeds Smartrunnr for awhile, he'll post something that lets us know that he's just putting us on. Like claiming that Rossi is honest like Clinton, or that he's a fine Christian (something Rossi has never claimed).

Rossi is throwing Smartrunnr under the bus now, tweeting that he didn't run all summer when Smartrunnr, his only supporter on here, claimed he was running with Rossi and personally paced him on a 21 minute 5k tempo run.

ExpertKipWatcher wrote:

SmartRunnr wrote:

That wasn't at NY. Google can still find it, wejo's deletion came too late.

OK so why not stop the riddles and tell us where and when The Duckster ran 3:23 with links to results and photos?

Expert - I think the best course of action is to ignore anything SmartRunner or finisher medaL. write. SmartRunnr has proven he is all talk, no substance, in spite of what he may otherwise think or believe. That is exactly the same MO as Rossi (all talk, no substance - like the pictures or other support he boasted he has but has not shared in spite of being offered money or opportunities to show it). Stop playing into their trolling hands and empty words.

Mr. Rossi has now confirmed an injury via Twitter that prevented him from training and participating in the New York City Marathon.

This makes the following effort, which he tweeted/quacked on August 7, even more miraculous than originally thought:

"5 miles = 34:05 #LoveTheHeat #HHH"

Maybe he meant 5k?

The injury announcement:@reddsman I didn't run almost all summer due to injury so couldn't train. Sorry to disappoint you and he other basement trolls. #GetALife4:59 AM - 4 Nov 2015 from Pennsylvania, USACouldn't run almost all summer, heh?

No shortcuts wrote:

Mr. Rossi has now confirmed an injury via Twitter that prevented him from training and participating in the New York City Marathon.

This makes the following effort, which he tweeted/quacked on August 7, even more miraculous than originally thought:

"5 miles = 34:05 #LoveTheHeat #HHH"

Maybe he meant 5k?

No shortcuts wrote:

Mr. Rossi has now confirmed an injury via Twitter that prevented him from training and participating in the New York City Marathon.

This makes the following effort, which he tweeted/quacked on August 7, even more miraculous than originally thought:

"5 miles = 34:05 #LoveTheHeat #HHH"

Maybe he meant 5k?

I have not seen the tweet, but it is not a surprise. Many people here and on twitter predicated that he would feign an injury for the NYC Marathon and in other instances when convenient, in spite of his tweets otherwise. That just confirms that he (and SmartRunnr) are both frauds, liars and figments of their own imaginations.

No shortcuts wrote:

The injury announcement:

@reddsman I didn't run almost all summer due to injury so couldn't train. Sorry to disappoint you and he other basement trolls. #GetALife

4:59 AM - 4 Nov 2015 from Pennsylvania, USA

Couldn't run almost all summer, heh?

No shortcuts wrote:

Mr. Rossi has now confirmed an injury via Twitter that prevented him from training and participating in the New York City Marathon.

This makes the following effort, which he tweeted/quacked on August 7, even more miraculous than originally thought:

"5 miles = 34:05 #LoveTheHeat #HHH"

Maybe he meant 5k?

He certainly ran his mouth and fingers just fine. Train? LOL. What, all of 18 miles per week? Woohoo. Injury - foot in mouth syndrome. It is a hard injury to overcome when in denial.

Bloviator wrote:

slowerthanu wrote:

Maybe somebody should check on him...make sure he's still okay.

Your statement presumes that he was "okay" to begin with, which by his own actions and words, demonstrated that he was not. Second, he quacked right after the observation of his silence.

I blocked his twitter because I couldn't be bothered with reading his drivel any more. Most certainly quackers! :)

abingtonrunner2 wrote:Expert - I think the best course of action is to ignore anything SmartRunner or finisher medaL. write.

SmartRunnr is a useful troll, lobbing us softballs to get us to repost the evidence against Rossi. He's on our side.

Finisher MedaL is just an a-hole and I've been ignoring him all along. If he and SaraB eat up more pages with another "did not. did too. did not. did too, did not..." spat, I'll just sit it out until that's scrolled off when I check back.

Several tweets between July and October showing his comeback trail to running on Twitter. A recent 5 k race as well as several local sightings of him running. He even put up a pic of his new running shoes and never a mention of injury.

Then came Temple/ Notre Dame and the fake limp.

RunDriveRun wrote:

Several tweets between July and October showing his comeback trail to running on Twitter. A recent 5 k race as well as several local sightings of him running. He even put up a pic of his new running shoes and never a mention of injury.

Then came Temple/ Notre Dame and the fake limp.

Sounds accurate, yet not surprising. It is par for the course. Like I said, many people predicated he would cry injury at some point. From the overly tweeting tween wanna-be, nary a word of an injury until days after the race. That was the best he could up with.

elephino wrote:

abingtonrunner2 wrote:Expert - I think the best course of action is to ignore anything SmartRunner or finisher medaL. write.

SmartRunnr is a useful troll, lobbing us softballs to get us to repost the evidence against Rossi. He's on our side.

Finisher MedaL is just an a-hole and I've been ignoring him all along. If he and SaraB eat up more pages with another "did not. did too. did not. did too, did not..." spat, I'll just sit it out until that's scrolled off when I check back.

I've been ignoring Finisher MedaL. and SmartRunnr pretty much the whole time. The did not, did to, conversation was with Finisher Medal. who was Rossi and was drunk. I was just trying to provoke him into saying stuff to give himself away, which he did. I have no interest in whether the two mentioned above are Rossi are trolls, I think they both need a shrink and I'm not responding to either of them

Bloviator wrote:

slowerthanu wrote:

Maybe somebody should check on him...make sure he's still okay.

Your statement presumes that he was "okay" to begin with, which by his own actions and words, demonstrated that he was not. Second, he quacked right after the observation of his silence.

Yep. He also went off on some random guy too. Apparently Mike was "injured" all

summer LOL.

Bloviator wrote:

Multivitamin wrote:

I stopped thinking of them as "tweets" and think of them as "quacks."

I guess SmartRunnr (business trip) and finisher medaL. both had DJ gigs last night since they both seemingly disappeared within minutes of each other and never returned to their trolling ways.

DJ gigs/hangovers.... they will be back between 10:00 and 12:00. Unless a local Jiffy Lube is having an opening party where they need someone to spin the tunes at a discount price.

SmartRunnr wrote:

SaraB wrote:

Don't make sense = Troll/Ken/Rossi = Ignore

You meant:

Not have SaraB's opinion = "Troll" = Ignore

I hate all of you right now. You made me agree with SmartRunnr. Luckily only on this.

Of course he reads, and he reads INSTANTLY. Remember when I posted that fake 5k time for him? He went all out on twitter less than 2 min later.

MikeRoss BAA wrote:

SaraB wrote:

I've been ignoring Finisher MedaL. and SmartRunnr pretty much the whole time. The did not, did to, conversation was with Finisher Medal. who was Rossi and was drunk. I was just trying to provoke him into saying stuff to give himself away, which he did. I have no interest in whether the two mentioned above are Rossi are trolls, I think they both need a shrink and I'm not responding to either of them

Finisher Medal. from what I read, before he left for good, was almost certainly not Rossi.

PS - confirmation that Rossi is still reading:

http://imgur.com/6M536Ke

A guy named Mike Ross from Clive Iowa ran 3:23 in the Quad Cities Marathon in September. He's the same age group as our "Mike Ross" but has a long history of racing and is obviously not our Mike. I didn't even bother looking up race photos.

Is it a coincidence that in the one 5k that we actually have photographic proof that Mike Rossi at least started running in recently, the Brain Damaged Rossi 5k, he entered it under the name Mike Ross? Did he think he could run one 5k under the name Mike Ross, and then claim this result from the Quad Cities Marathon? Looks like our brain damaged buddy also ran for the Mayor of Boston back in 2013:

We outed him for that 5k. He registered without the "i" so that we wouldn't be able to find him. He was mistaken of course. That other Mike Ross is a real runner.

triathleteguru wrote:

A guy named Mike Ross from Clive Iowa ran 3:23 in the Quad Cities Marathon in September. He's the same age group as our "Mike Ross" but has a long history of racing and is obviously not our Mike. I didn't even bother looking up race photos.

Is it a coincidence that in the one 5k that we actually have photographic proof that Mike Rossi at least started running in recently, the Brain Damaged Rossi 5k, he entered it under the name Mike Ross? Did he think he could run one 5k under the name Mike Ross, and then claim this result from the Quad Cities Marathon? Looks like our brain damaged buddy also ran for the Mayor of Boston back in 2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKq2i4_5GNw