One major aspect of this thing that I know is that if Kip Litton were guilty or had anything to hide, there is NO WAY in HELL that he would have agreed to meet with Singer. Anyone with any legal knowledge knows this to be true.
One major aspect of this thing that I know is that if Kip Litton were guilty or had anything to hide, there is NO WAY in HELL that he would have agreed to meet with Singer. Anyone with any legal knowledge knows this to be true.
Suck my [TeamInTraining] wrote:I thought id read on his Facebook that it's because he loves Dairy Queen ice creams of some kind
But that would be "DQLover" . . . . oh I see what you did there.
Essentially wrote:
One major aspect of this thing that I know is that if Kip Litton were guilty or had anything to hide, there is NO WAY in HELL that he would have agreed to meet with Singer. Anyone with any legal knowledge knows this to be true.
LOL
Well what happened was Kip avoided Singer probably until Singer told him the New Yorker's running with this thing Kip whether you talk or not. So kip nervously agreed to show up at a Wendy's restaurant sitting under a picture of Dave Thomas. Kip was so nervous he never took off his jacket - didn't want sweaty armpits.
Kip has DNS'ed a bunch recently ( must be a troll and not Kip but still hilarious)
http://www.directathletics.com/athletes/track/3775078.htmlYou are wrong and no NOTHING about legal knowledge, I do. Kip was meeting with a reporter, not a detective. Get a clue butthead.
Essentially wrote:
One major aspect of this thing that I know is that if Kip Litton were guilty or had anything to hide, there is NO WAY in HELL that he would have agreed to meet with Singer. Anyone with any legal knowledge knows this to be true.
KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW...KNOT no!
See what you stupid people do to intellects like myself.
Lawyer 101 wrote:
KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW...KNOT no!
See what you stupid people do to intellects like myself.
No
No no what???
Lawyer 101 wrote:
KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW...KNOT no!
See what you stupid people do to intellects like myself.
Hey that's my line!
Grow some loser. He's saying he misspelled something and corrected it. Move on people.
New Yorker verified biotch wrote:
Lawyer 101 wrote:KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW, KNOW...KNOT no!
See what you stupid people do to intellects like myself.
No
No no what???
Right, because there has never been an instance where someone who committed a crime has voluntarily spoken to the police to tell their side of the story.
If he took prize money, is that larceny?
Kcykm wrote:
If he took prize money, is that larceny?
I think so
Is he still ill?
No sign of the skipper yet in his favorite hometown race...
https://events.bytepro.net/registrants/index/event_id/129/category_id/1163
New Yorker verified biotch wrote:
Kip was so nervous he never took off his jacket - didn't want sweaty armpits.
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Kip doesn't sweat. I have end of race photos to prove it.
IndyGuy wrote:
Totally cracking up...I'm a USATF official getting ready to go work my first indoor meet of the season. Was looking over the heat sheets and noticed a familiar name entered in the 5k...familiar since I read the message boards anyway:
http://athletics.uindy.edu/documents/2013/12/6/AlumniOpenMeetProgram.pdf?id=2379Of course his team name tips me off that he is unlikely going to be there...but I'll keep a close eye on him if he does show up. :)
LMAO - that name/team name combo is absolutely hilarious. By not coming clean, Kip is moving into a running joke for all eternity.
Since this is a 5000m race on the track, I would love to sit in the stands and watch Kip pull off his 17:17 (or whatever) 5k "performance" from Boston. The only question in my mind would be which method he would use:
1) run the first lap and then hide on the back stretch until the gun lap; or
2) sneak/tiptoe across the infield on every lap to shorten each 400m. (I'd vote for this b/c it would be more comical/pathetic to watch)
Bullsh*t you have an email. What a liar.
If you are going to lie, let's see you post the entire email. And, then after you do that, forward the same email(s) directly to SOKLR so he can see the To/From History, and verify it is a real email. That's right, you won't because you are full of sh*t.
Put up or shut up. Just copy & paste that sucker in its entirety here. Then forward. Shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes.
It is hilarious that you pretend to just copy part of the first line of this mysterious unknown email. What - too lazy to make up an entire email Kip? If you can't spare the time, just hire the same guy you hired to make up the fake races & websites for you.
the clarifier wrote:
New Yorker verified biotch wrote:Kip was so nervous he never took off his jacket - didn't want sweaty armpits.
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Kip doesn't sweat. I have end of race photos to prove it.
EXCEPT when Mark Singer of the New Yorker magazine is in town.
Sorry, but he wasn't going to be sweating at all as he knew most of what he'd be asked and was already prepared with answers, even if they didn't make sense, which they didn't.
He said if he was going to cheat in Boston, why would he been seen in a photo running? Duh! He'd want to be seen running!!!!!!!!!!!! What an embarrassment. And Singer fell for that with no rebuttal? Sad journalism.
If the questions got too tough, which they didn't, he'd simply get up and leave. Jacket on or off didn't matter as many people do that in fast food restaurants, had nothing to do with sweating.
I wonder if he was wearing the same jacket as he did during the BAA 5k where he cheated
Kippy, share your tricks!
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these