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Old 2nd Feb 06, 03:03 PM
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Least favorite race trinket

Just to balance Everest's thread... what was the worst race trinket you've ever collected.

For me it was my finishing t-shirt at FLM.

There have been some really good FLM t-shirt's over the year's - I particularly like one which says something about 26.2 being the distance runners are measured by.

However, in 04... the phrase was "I've had the heart"

Wet wet wet
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 03:42 PM
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0.00 miles this week
242.75 miles this year
I did the Bramley 20 last year and all we got at the finish was a pen

I'm doing it again this year...because it is a good race, and I got a PB by 5 minutes last year...so hoping to break that again
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 03:47 PM
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T-shirts. Lots of pigging t-shirts. If there are any organisers on here, can you please think of something more innovative than t-shirts - I've got enough to start a refugee shelter!
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 03:52 PM
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I can remember one club organised 10k I did when you got absolutely nothing, not even a drink of water! Entry was £7 as well!
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 04:19 PM
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Not really one that I've done, but a load from my club did the Keyworth Turkey Trot (I did Bedford half on the same day instead), you got a "handy" wrist or ankle velcro strap thing to with a small pouch to keep your keys/money in.

It was in a crap colour, didn't even mention the name of the race and don't think it fitted anyone's wrists or ankles!!

I've got some really dodgy t-shirts, most of the designs/colours are OK, others are shocking!! Retford Half (good race) is one particular, horrible green colour with a couple of 70's runners on who look like Mr Miyaghi (karate kid)!!
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 04:39 PM
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A Penguin. No, not the animal (which would have been ace!), the bliddy biscuit.
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 04:57 PM
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This does remind me that the fastest peeps in the Cabbage Patch 10 mile race do all genuinely win cabbages :-).

I'd also like to apologise for spelling Favorite like an American - it's all the fault of this US-centric software I've been working on....

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Old 2nd Feb 06, 05:27 PM
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This does remind me that the fastest peeps in the Cabbage Patch 10 mile race do all genuinely win cabbages :-).
Something to look forward to for this autumn then. Although I doubt I'll be amongst the fastest...
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 05:38 PM
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T-shirts. Lots of pigging t-shirts. If there are any organisers on here, can you please think of something more innovative than t-shirts - I've got enough to start a refugee shelter!
I started LewisKIT for exactly this reason. I want to wear t-shirts/sweats etc that say I am a runner/biker/swimmer etc but I won't wear cheap gaudy coloured ones covered in sponsors logos - they end up in the bike cleaning pile.
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 06:09 PM
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small bag of sugar - I'm sure I've had at least three of these - I think tate and lyle must sponsor the great runs.
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Old 2nd Feb 06, 10:27 PM
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talking of targetted advertising...

in the FM04 pre-race goodie bag there was a sample sachet for CIF cleaner
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