Sadley wrote:
Why are threads about Hadley - including wiping out years old threads that show on Google but have been erased - aggressively deleted?
Noticed this too.
All links to her blog in this thread have disappeared.
I bet it has something to do with her father threatening the Brojos.
Sadley wrote:
Why are threads about Hadley - including wiping out years old threads that show on Google but have been erased - aggressively deleted?
Really. I'm surprised this thread is still up.
Also, she's not even a teenager any more. She's 20. Which is the same age as the man who just won the NYC Marathon. I'm not buying the excuse that anyone is "protecting a young girl". She's an an adult professional athlete. The same age or older as numerous NBA, MLB, tennis, golf players, and they damn sure don't get the cuddly treatment she gets.
rojo wrote:
ScottEvil wrote:it seems sometimes that the brojos themselves are not really aware of what's going on under their watch.
Yes, I don't alway know what's going on. For example, I've been moving into a house during the last week and not been on the website much at all as I hate using my phone for internet and didn't have it installed yet.
I did get a few texts from someone alerting to something about some tweet so I guess this is it.
I don't see what how Huddle is calling me out. She's supporting a teenager who was complaining about anonymous critics. That's not a 2016 problem or LRC creation. It's the very same thing that Roosevelt wrote about in "The Man in the Arena" on April 23, 1910.
It's a human nature problem. That being said, who cares if a few pros are occasionally upset. Seriously. Have you turned on ESPN this week? LeBron is irate that Charles Barkely called him out. Human beings like to think they are perfect and dont like to be criticized. I'd say this tendency is even stronger with public figures as they are used to people fawning over them and telling them they are perfecet their whole lives.
But the average human is upset at their jobs as well. Does your roommate or S/O ever come home and say someone disrespected them at work?
What's your point? I hope you are making fun of RJM. EPO didn't exist when Bayi competed.
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=7177186&page=5#ixzz4XYjnw1bUMaybe.
You have memory damage.
I got walking malaria. Can somebody shoot me up.
No Sh!t wrote:
Sadley wrote:Why are threads about Hadley - including wiping out years old threads that show on Google but have been erased - aggressively deleted?
Really. I'm surprised this thread is still up.
Also, she's not even a teenager any more. She's 20. Which is the same age as the man who just won the NYC Marathon. I'm not buying the excuse that anyone is "protecting a young girl". She's an an adult professional athlete. The same age or older as numerous NBA, MLB, tennis, golf players, and they damn sure don't get the cuddly treatment she gets.
Pretty sure that daddy is already writing a mail to the brojos.
Paul Tergat, Martin Lel, Sammy Wanjiru, the world record holder Dennis Kimetto (who ran 2:03:45 just 6 weeks after a bout of malaria), and Rita Jeptoo all had malaria.
Jemima Sumgong is the 2016 Olympic Gold medalist in the marathon. She was coached by Claudio Berardelli and trained with Priscah Jeptoo and Rita Jeptoo. She is managed by Federico Rosa.
It is just a coincidence.
There is nothing to see here.
Rojo is the expert on EPO for the treatment of anemia associated with malaria in top-tier Kenyan runners with managers from Italy or the Netherlands.
By the way, Coach Renato Canova told me on the "Renato Canova is right about doping thread" that the use of EPO is "a common practice" in the treatment of anemia (=low hemoglobin levels) associated with malaria in Kenya.
It is just a coincidence.
rojo wrote:
ScottEvil wrote:it seems sometimes that the brojos themselves are not really aware of what's going on under their watch.
Yes, I don't alway know what's going on. For example, I've been moving into a house during the last week and not been on the website much at all as I hate using my phone for internet and didn't have it installed yet.
I did get a few texts from someone alerting to something about some tweet so I guess this is it.
I don't see what how Huddle is calling me out. She's supporting a teenager who was complaining about anonymous critics. That's not a 2016 problem or LRC creation. It's the very same thing that Roosevelt wrote about in "The Man in the Arena" on April 23, 1910.
It's a human nature problem. That being said, who cares if a few pros are occasionally upset. Seriously. Have you turned on ESPN this week? LeBron is irate that Charles Barkely called him out. Human beings like to think they are perfect and dont like to be criticized. I'd say this tendency is even stronger with public figures as they are used to people fawning over them and telling them they are perfecet their whole lives.
But the average human is upset at their jobs as well. Does your roommate or S/O ever come home and say someone disrespected them at work?
And I'll point out that you and wejo take more abuse on LR than any pro runner.
So now we cannot criticize a female less we risk being called a racist. And at the same time they want to be treated equally as men. Boy, liberals have truly flown the coup. Another victory for Trump.
rjm33 wrote:
Paul Tergat, Martin Lel, Sammy Wanjiru, the world record holder Dennis Kimetto (who ran 2:03:45 just 6 weeks after a bout of malaria), and Rita Jeptoo all had malaria.
It is just a coincidence.
There is nothing to see here.
Yes, its just a coincidence, just like practically everyone on the US all-time top ten 5,000 meter list had hypothyroidism and needed medication to get to "normal".
There is a big difference between taking T4 or T3 for the treatment of hypothyroidism even with a questionable diagnosis by Dr. Brown in Texas) versus using EPO, anabolic steroids, and autologous blood transfusions…which are all banned.Thyroid hormones are not banned at all. There is no TUE needed for the prescription of thyroid hormones.
heard of hypocracy? wrote:
rjm33 wrote:Paul Tergat, Martin Lel, Sammy Wanjiru, the world record holder Dennis Kimetto (who ran 2:03:45 just 6 weeks after a bout of malaria), and Rita Jeptoo all had malaria.
It is just a coincidence.
There is nothing to see here.
Yes, its just a coincidence, just like practically everyone on the US all-time top ten 5,000 meter list had hypothyroidism and needed medication to get to "normal".
Have you heard of the word "hypocrisy"???
You do not know how to spell the word.
You are not doing well.
You should drink some more alcohol which will increase your brain damage.
Try again LetsStupid.com:
Go!!!
This is the single most thread deleted incoherent post ever.
Mr. Penn State alum moderator has thoroughly picked it clean.
Unfortunately GM has taken offense at nearly everything said and deleted it!
So so sad.
So so embarrassing.
rjm33 wrote:
There is a big difference between taking T4 or T3 for the treatment of hypothyroidism even with a questionable diagnosis by Dr. Brown in Texas) versus using EPO, anabolic steroids, and autologous blood transfusions…which are all banned.
Like I said, just one big coincidence that a condition that effects .3% of the US population and whose symptoms include shortness of breath and severe fatigue happens to effect a majority of the fittest runners this country has ever seen.
AND, in another coincidence, it started to effect them around 2010, which, coincidently, is when the top ten list started to get bombarded with new marks.
AHA!
Rjm33 posts do not get deleted.....
Clearly this is a moderator acronym folks...
So, base your responses on this fake name.
Nice try mods....
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