Pics or you don't exist. ;-)

I honestly don't think you women could handle my pics! May distract you from your training in a bad way. I'd hate to do that.

I love athletic women!!..very hot!!

Damien, I'm glad I'm not alone!

I will get some pictures up tonight from my home computer!

Now, if I could just find one, just one to date!

get in the back of the line, dude! :)

If you haven't found somebody already by the time you're 41.............

If this guy had ever read this forum he'd know that picking up women is the last thing that will work here.

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"In order to keep a true perspective on one's importance, everyone should have a dog that worships him and a cat that will ignore him." - Dereke Bruce

I'll also add that a triathlon is probably the last place where you'd be likely to meet somebody. Not saying it can't happen, but I'd not lay odds if I was a betting man.

? I have a female single CUTE BF who's 47, never been married, engaged but broke it off and still looking, she doesn't date around and has been in several long term relationships. She doesnt look or act anything near 47

oh really? i would say it s the best place.....:) anywhere is a good place....


oups... it s my first post in the womens forum!!!! oh well


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Try fitnesssingles.com

You'll have better luck there than here I promise.

That's where I met my beau.

Who cares what you look like. Do you do dishes, vacuum, put down the toilet seat, and cook?

well apart from being tall dark and handsome and sweet and loveable, i cook the simple things ( not a chef just yet), clean entire house inside and out and that includes dishes and yes to that other thing but i'm just in here goofing around seeing as how this thread actually makes we wanna vomit threw my eyes for some reason.

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It's not about the bike, it's just along for the ride.

This might be your first post but clearly you visit.

Busted!

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"In order to keep a true perspective on one's importance, everyone should have a dog that worships him and a cat that will ignore him." - Dereke Bruce

are you talkin' to me cuase you may not remember but i was evicted due to QRgirl's x-mas x list a few weeks back so i admit i've been in here, but now i post with my helmet on!

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It's not about the bike, it's just along for the ride.

Heck! I do all of those things, and more. My wife still doesnt give a damb. Looks like I may need a new wife, but my kids might miss her.

'Do you do dishes, vacuum, put down the toilet seat, and cook?"

I do (after years of training) and my wife still complains. Women are just never satisfied no matter how hard we try.:-)

i beg to differ! though i guess that just means i'm still being argumentative ;)

cheers!

-mistress k

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nawww, now you're just looking for attention. typical. ;)

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It's not about the bike, it's just along for the ride.

We have to complain. I've tried just being grateful and thankful for all the good stuff. He left me for a high maintenance twit that was always demanding he do more for her. Apparently y'all like us to be nagging shrews.

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Had one of those (nagging shrews). No matter how many changes took place they were never enough. Eventually you get to the place where you say, "Hey wait a minute I am pretty damn good."

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Not true, I met my husband at masters swim practice... we have a lot of friends that are triathlon couples. Athletes married to athletes seems to work better than an athlete married to a non athlete, around here anyway...

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"Athletes married to athletes seems to work better than an athlete married to a non athlete, around here anyway..."

Being I'm married to a triathlete I'd 100% agree with you, albeit this was something we started together after we tied the lot. We actually first met scuba diving which is another of our hobbies. If you read my post more closely I was suggesting that a triathlon is usually not a great place to pick up somebody. Most people are more focused on the race.

That's totally true, even to this day when we walk into transition together, my husband enters the twilight zone and doesn't hear a word I'm saying. I've learned to recognize "the look"- total concentration. After the race, our community of friends are among the best to meet people! Many of my girl friends are always asking for me to hook them up with a "hot triathlon guy" but then the triathlete/non-triathlete problem is there and most of my guy friends in triathlon can be a bit selfish. I'm selfish too, just married to another selfish triathlete so it works!

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You never know. I met my husband at the finish line of Escape from Alcatraz. Apparently the key is to go to a big race hundreds of miles from home (in a different country) to meet that perfect someone who only lives a few miles away from where you live.

I misread that last word as "cock?" and it was pretty funny, in my own head.

it was pretty funny, in my own head.

I love it when that happens. Once a coworker coordinating our Christmas party said "we're having karaoke and you have to sing a song". I wasn't paying close attention and heard "We're having karaoke and you have to wear a thong." LOL...I still get teased about that.

You need 25 posts before posting a classified ;-)

I just saw this on the web. Maybe it will help you out.

www.single-triathletes.com

Good hunting.

I also met my husband at a tri - New York City Triathlon in 2002. Knew from the moment I met him I'd end up marrying him even though we didn't manage to get our acts together and actually live in the same city (or time zone!) until 2006.

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Haha John, Good luck finding one. I find that athletes tend to stay more productive, determined and know what they want in life. This is what I like most about them!


Dr. Trillo
Orlando Surgeon

Why not try and ad like this one I just saw on Craigslist?

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/tlg/2596198110.html

Dude, the warden gives internet access in the inmates cells now or what? How did you get on this forum?

Wow, this thread revived after so long...

This might be his picture.

(Taken from a singles posting from someone with the same handle). I don't see very many men running shirtless in triathlons with earbuds, so maybe this is a running race?)

I definitely have too much time on my hands this morning! .

If that's him, yum!!! Hope some lucky girl has found him!

Double yum. Great eye candy.

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I have a different point of view - I'm the non-triathlete, my fiance is the triathlete. Our relationship is perfectly in sync because of the fact that I'm not in the sport.
We met in 2007. He'd already been doing triathlon for a few years, so he was already in the headspace. I just slotted in to his life.
Yes, he spends hours away from home every day but that gives me time to do what I want. I couldn't imagine him coming home to an empty house and no dinner because I was also out training.

I don't know how two triathletes would be able to hold down a serious, committed relationship (though it's obvious some of you do). I guess it would be different if you were both on the same level, speed wise etc... Then you could train together etc. Most men/women, however, are at totally different levels and would need to train separately to be successful in the sport.

Our situation works out perfectly for us... So don't just assume there is a "triathlete/ non triathlete problem". Maybe you should hook your girl friends up with a triathlete, because it certainly works for some people!

No, I think he's still single, which explains why he's still on that singles site. I believe he is pre-owned (divorced), not that there's anything wrong with that...

Instead of a "yum" reaction, I'm more like, what's up with being shirtless, at a race? When I see shirtless ripped athletes (at races), I wonder if they're vain. Sort of like Prince Charming in Shrek, and not much of a companion.

I don't mind the shirtless guys. I would work out in my bra and shorts if I could get away with it at my gym ( I have one small tattoo which means I can't). Vain? Perhaps but I enjoy the hot eye candy every now and then! No, that's a lie. I always enjoy the eye candy! There are guys you want to date and guys who well, are just nice to look at. No idea about this guy but if it IS the guy int he pic, more than happy to look at him, vain or not.

Well, genkigirl, chacun a son gout!

Here you go: http://www.onelovenet.com/...reat_Sense_Of_Humor/ The profile was last modified in 2008 and yet it is still active.

I do appreciate eye candy as well (oh, I do do do)--married some eye candy myself. A competitive athlete.

Happy hunting!

IMHO... The description of this thread is too good to be true. Just saying!

Am married too - which might be way I don't mind if they are vain! Won't be my problem if they are! ;)

Genkigirl, I don't mind if men are vain either... They can be a lot of fun, as friends. I was just suggesting that I wouldn't want to date one, and I find (excessive) vanity a turn off in a prospective companion.

Fair enough - not a fan of dating vain guys either! Vain guys or metrosexual! No idea how some girls put up with men who take longer to get ready than they do! They tend ot be the same now, no?

I think one issue for dating triathletes, either male or female... we all spend so much time training, that is what takes up all our time and don't have time for the bf/gf relationships. I always joke around and say my bf is my training, since that is where I do spend most of my free time.

Well, I'm not ripped, but I always race shirtless if I can (warm enough). It's just more comfortable. I'd keep doing it if I got ripped, so I wouldn't jump to that conclusion... some of us just hate the feel of a shirt, honestly.

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Your gym bans visible tattoos?

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Yeah. I live in Japan and the only way they can legally ban the yakuza in places like pools, gyms, spas, public baths, waterparks... is to ban tattoos - regardless of there being no possible way that I am a yak. They are slowly changing their mind on the whole thing as tons of young Japanese now have them but... yeah, I've got two small ones and have been kicked out of a few pools regardless of my arguing with them. Can't wear certain tops in the gym because of it.

You do know that wearing a shirt is more aero, right?

Question: what if the guy in the picture didn't cook, vacuum, or put the toilet seat down?

Then I would say he's your average man!


That being said, I don't get all the "anger" over the toilet seat. It takes a second to put it down. Why bother getting worked up over it? Now cooking and cleaning I get! ;)

Genkigirl, the toilet seat is a problem if you are half asleep, stumbling to your ensuite, and just sit down on it and feel the urine splattered cold porcelain greet your warm behind.

Married to one that sometimes leaves it up - always check, even when half a sleep, no problem!

Now dirty dishes, clothes on the floor.... evil genkigirl comes out to play!

I need to exonerate my husband. It was not *he* who was guilty of my cold porcelain incident. Hubby is very considerate. It was his father, who ALWAYS leaves the toilet seat up. Gramps is the old school type, who believes in women there to serve you.

Sounds like my FIL. Old style Japanese. The man couldn't boil water if his life depended on it. I am sometimes amazed at how well I have trained my husband - though it did take plenty of tears and fights to get to where we are - and I would be lying if I said there still wasn't tears and fights every now and then!! I figure the toilet seat is the least of my worries - picking my battles! ;)

Matter of fact... my FIL *is* Japanese! He is able to cook, however, as he spent many hours alone in his job away from home.

Explains the toilet seat thing - and lack of doing anything! I won't get started on old japanese men and how useless many are. Thank god the younger ones are better!!