jamin wrote:
Retardalert.. wrote:[quote]jamin wrote:
Say it with me: "One Mississippi." That's how much time he's behind world-class runners.
He's 17 f'tard.
So? A lot of guys have fully physically matured by age 17. Look at all the high school guys with full beards and chest hair.
So why are not at least some of them running as fast?
Ummmmm ever heard of Christophe Lamaitre?
I'm surprised ipd hasn't posted on this thread yet.
60m indoor world champion is a white Englishman. Only a 10.10 100m PR though.
oh you fancy wrote:
Sally Vixxxxens wrote:Roy Martin, out of Dallas, had only been 18 for a few months when he set his still-standing Prep national record of 20.13
Is "Prep" just fancy-talk for "high school"?
Must it be capitalised?
You 1) misspelled "capitalized" 2) "fancy-talk" is not a compound adjective and should not be hyphenated and 3) your quotation mark belongs outside the question mark.
Polly Plume wrote:
oh you fancy wrote:Is "Prep" just fancy-talk for "high school"?
Must it be capitalised?
You 1) misspelled "capitalized" 2) "fancy-talk" is not a compound adjective and should not be hyphenated and 3) your quotation mark belongs outside the question mark.
Ever heard of commas or semi-colons?
Polly Plume wrote:
oh you fancy wrote:Is "Prep" just fancy-talk for "high school"?
Must it be capitalised?
You 1) misspelled "capitalized" 2) "fancy-talk" is not a compound adjective and should not be hyphenated and 3) your quotation mark belongs outside the question mark.
1) "Capitalised" is the correct spelling in many countries.
2) The question mark should NOT be inside the quotes.