Top UK pros claim Lauir Muir was allowed to enter 800 at UK champs after deadline, Muir wins race

rekrunner wrote:

The other day you weren't so sure...

Subway Surfers wrote:

Last night I could have sworn that "ex-runner" was really "Rekrunner" or "now there's two of them" but I must admit he is making a lot of sense here.

Now is the registered "Subway Surfers" the same poster as the unregistered "Subway Surfers Addiction"?

It must be a conspiracy (or I might have registered somewhat hastily after they banned anonymous trolls while you were on holiday, though they also banned themselves).

The best should always be let in.

Another LR Walter Mitty bullshit artist. wrote:

ex-runner wrote:

Lol what? Why exactly do you think I'd be pretending to be English?

Ask the brojos to tell you where my IP is aha.

For the record, I've run in the British champs.

I'm calling bullshit on you being English, a British/English person would never, ever, say "pissed" when pissed off about something, they'd say "pissed off", same as Aussies and Kiwis. They'd only say "pissed" when referring to being pissed, as in drunk. Our American cousins say "pissed" when pissed off about something.

And WGAF where your IP is, means nothing when it comes to a persons nationality.

English people don't say 'pissed', what? Very bizzare comment. We don't all wear monacles and speak the Queen's English.

I really love Letsrun's self-appointed detective abilities. Rather than responding to my points and comments people have taken to try and discredit me by saying I'm not English, based upon absolutely nothing whatsoever.

Here's an observation; you're all idiots.

ex-runner wrote:

Another LR Walter Mitty bullshit artist. wrote:

I'm calling bullshit on you being English, a British/English person would never, ever, say "pissed" when pissed off about something, they'd say "pissed off", same as Aussies and Kiwis. They'd only say "pissed" when referring to being pissed, as in drunk. Our American cousins say "pissed" when pissed off about something.

And WGAF where your IP is, means nothing when it comes to a persons nationality.

English people don't say 'pissed', what? Very bizzare comment. We don't all wear monacles and speak the Queen's English.

I really love Letsrun's self-appointed detective abilities. Rather than responding to my points and comments people have taken to try and discredit me by saying I'm not English, based upon absolutely nothing whatsoever.

Here's an observation; you're all idiots.

Isn't that what King George called the American Colonists after we won our Independence? ?

the plot thickens wrote:

Another LR Walter Mitty bullshit artist. wrote:

I'm calling bullshit on you being English, a British/English person would never, ever, say "pissed" when pissed off about something, they'd say "pissed off", same as Aussies and Kiwis. They'd only say "pissed" when referring to being pissed, as in drunk. Our American cousins say "pissed" when pissed off about something.

And WGAF where your IP is, means nothing when it comes to a persons nationality.

sooooooooo, who was the American spectating at the british champs who comes on here making out like he knows it all?

The only thick thing here is you.

I'm English, I went to spectate at the British champs like I have done a few times. I got off at Hamstead station and walked to the stadium because Perry Barr had a signal failure.

I've run at the British champs, I know how the invite process works first hand.

I know far more than any americans here making stupid comments such as "why were the sprint times so slow". Or wondering why Muir will be in the euros 1500 despite not running it at the 'trials'.

The obnoxious confidence of posters here is actually hilarious.

ex-runner wrote:

English people don't say 'pissed', what? Very bizzare comment.

Here's an observation; you're all idiots.

They do say 'pissed' as in drunk, English people don't say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something, they say 'pissed off', what don't you understand about that?

"Here's an observation; you're all idiots"

Which makes you the only smart one here, which is a worry. :(

Well done to Lyndsey Sharp. 8th in 2:01. Race won in 1:57.

Lol

Speaking as an American sometimes mistaken for a Brit, because I know more than an American should, maybe it's because Brits do sometimes say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something.

Worried. wrote:

They do say 'pissed' as in drunk, English people don't say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something, they say 'pissed off', what don't you understand about that?

rekrunner wrote:

Speaking as an American sometimes mistaken for a Brit, because I know more than an American should, maybe it's because Brits do sometimes say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something.

I think you're a Yank living somewhere in the UK? (you don't have to be embarrassed - we're all one big happy family now).

ex-runner wrote:

Well done to Lyndsey Sharp. 8th in 2:01.

Lindsey Sharp? I guess we know you aren't a Scot.

Boring git wrote:

ex-runner wrote:

Well done to Lyndsey Sharp. 8th in 2:01.

Lindsey Sharp? I guess we know you aren't a Scot.

Nope I'm English and from London like I've always said.

rekrunner wrote:

Speaking as an American sometimes mistaken for a Brit, because I know more than an American should, maybe it's because Brits do sometimes say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something.

Worried. wrote:

They do say 'pissed' as in drunk, English people don't say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something, they say 'pissed off', what don't you understand about that?

Yep they certainly do. It's just idiots on Letsrun that try to pick out one word and think they can decipher your door number and postcode.

Subway Surfers wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

I think some people are mixing up "rekrunner" and "ex-runner".

I am an American, but have been accused of being British.

Sure, sure, I know the truth.

Sure, sure, you do.

Like you know I "am" El Keniano.

You know nothing, you dopey idiot. ;)

Nips and tatties wrote:

Subway Surfers wrote:

Sure, sure, I know the truth.

Sure, sure, you do.

Like you know I "am" El Keniano.

You know nothing, you dopey idiot. ;)

Hi El Keniano ?

Nope -- on the mainland for more than two decades.

Yankee wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

Speaking as an American sometimes mistaken for a Brit, because I know more than an American should, maybe it's because Brits do sometimes say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something.

I think you're a Yank living somewhere in the UK? (you don't have to be embarrassed - we're all one big happy family now).

Postman Pat. Postman Pat. Postman Pat and his black and white cat.

If you need tips how to be mistaken for a Brit, to fool the sleuths in this forum: - Try to deny it, and claim you are an American living in Europe - Occasionally "slip", and type American words with British spellings -- I have an "international" Macbook which does that automatically - Reveal little known facts, like "tea" can also be a light snack or dinner -- a fact no Starbucks latte drinking American could possibly know - claim that Paula Radcliffe and Seb Coe were actually not suspects in the recent IAAF scandal, outside of the British press - post when most Americans are sleeping

ex-runner wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

Speaking as an American sometimes mistaken for a Brit, because I know more than an American should, maybe it's because Brits do sometimes say 'pissed' when they're unhappy about something.

Yep they certainly do. It's just idiots on Letsrun that try to pick out one word and think they can decipher your door number and postcode.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

Nips and tatties wrote:

Sure, sure, you do.

Like you know I "am" El Keniano.

You know nothing, you dopey idiot. ;)

Hi El Keniano ?

Hi there, peabrain.

ex-runner wrote:

The obnoxious confidence of posters here is actually hilarious.

Not to be a pedant, but doesn't "obnoxious confidence" pretty much define "message board poster"?