fortherecord wrote:
Check your facts. I’ve heard this from Mary Cain herself. This happened in the 2012-13 summer season when she was in Utah trying out for NOP. She even stated it happened near Park City
She said it was about a week before Oxy 2015. So either you or her are making stuff up.
Lurker wrote:
fortherecord wrote:
Check your facts. I’ve heard this from Mary Cain herself. This happened in the 2012-13 summer season when she was in Utah trying out for NOP. She even stated it happened near Park City
She said it was about a week before Oxy 2015. So either you or her are making stuff up.
You must be new here, otherwise you'd know people on the LetsRun World Famous Message board don't make stuff up.
It is a bit pathological. Alberto should have cut her loose after such psychotic activity. If this is normal, then I should have married that ex of mine who has been married to 5 guys. People are focused on the wrong things.
Was there another runner named Ellen in NOP?
When "Ellen" says "we" it implies she was with the team.
facts and reason wrote:
slander by cain wrote:
Sounds like something Mary made up. There's no way to know what a woman texted her husband.
There's something called "looking over a person's shoulder". You should try it. You might be able to see what a person is texting.
"There's no way to know what a woman texted her husband."
and
"You might be able to see what a person is texting. by looking over their shoulder."
facts and reason
Which statement is more accurate?
Mary not contrary wrote:
Mary will have a tough life. I think she will be thinking that a comback is around the corner for another 15 years. Think, Suzy without the looks.
Suzy 3x Olympian and thought to be best in the world in 2000
Mary not in the same league
What is interesting about Mary Cain:
“Her hs teammates were jealous and made her lifer miserable”
When she turned pro “pros on the line we jealous of her” (per her interviews)
- A teammate was mad at her for dragging out a practice session
Interesting that everyone is always jealous or bothered you her.
She just wasn’t ready to be a professional - but was too good in her parents and her mind to learn to be a teammate. Now Issa the professional coach respected her to eat like a professional (you know the diet flannagen sold a book telling people about) like don’t eat at Denny’s they day of a race.
Mary should have kept running in hs, college - learned to deal wi ups and downs - hit puberty - and actually learned life didn’t revolve around her
Lak wrote:
What is interesting about Mary Cain:
“Her hs teammates were jealous and made her lifer miserable”
When she turned pro “pros on the line we jealous of her” (per her interviews)
- A teammate was mad at her for dragging out a practice session
Interesting that everyone is always jealous or bothered you her.
She just wasn’t ready to be a professional - but was too good in her parents and her mind to learn to be a teammate. Now Issa the professional coach respected her to eat like a professional (you know the diet flannagen sold a book telling people about) like don’t eat at Denny’s they day of a race.
Mary should have kept running in hs, college - learned to deal wi ups and downs - hit puberty - and actually learned life didn’t revolve around her
Instead of concerning yourself whether Cain should have run in HS and college maybe you should have spent more time in HS or college learning how to properly compose a complete thought.
Yep, you can't have an opinion and voice it on LR unless you can "properly compose".
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