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More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart
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So I got the Pearl Tri shorts. They fit great, did some rides and runs in them. No problems. Do a oly distance tri in them. They work great, so I think. I get to the restroom after the race, and no shit, the front seam has pretty much wore a fingertip sized "hole" in the shaft near the base. The man hangs to the left and the seam must have rubbed it the entire time. I must have had race endorphins going b/c I didn't feel a thing the whole race.

This is the worst feeling in the world. Much worth than teeth scaping. I got in the shower, water hit it, I almost fainted, in fact I screamed like a sissy. It's my worst nightmare come true. Hell, it's every guys worst nightmare come true. Now I long for the days of saddle sores. That was on Saturday, it still hurts. Worse, I cannot go on any dates, if they would turn out to be "successful" some woman would think I had some really bad std or something.

Make sure your shorts don't have a seam that touches that shaft!!!
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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Freezer burn you balls like Record and you would be my hero.

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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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Hmmmm. . .I have those same shorts. I have had no such problems. Are you sure it wasn't the drawstring?
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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Maybe don't run "hard"?

Thanks folks, I'll be here all week..

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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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If you want I can give you some tips to make girls totally disinterested in sleeping with you - it seems to come pretty naturally for me right now.... ;)

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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [TriBriGuy] [ In reply to ]
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You two shouldn't be sharing the same shorts! Practice safe cycling.



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(That which is said in Latin sounds profound)
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [TriBriGuy] [ In reply to ]
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yeah I had tied it short and tucked it to the right, so I don't think it was the drawstring... when I put them on now the seam hits right on the raw spot... sucks too, I really liked the fit in the legs and the chamois, but I cannot risk the manhood
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [jsivvy] [ In reply to ]
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good one... I was running fairly soft, it was on trails
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [jhc] [ In reply to ]
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yeah, comes and goes with me too... but I'm 100% sure the sight of this would make a girl put her clothes back on and go home, and on the other hand, if she stayed it would hurt like hell, but I can handle it, can't be worse than IM
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [Mr. Tibbs] [ In reply to ]
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I'll have to wait until fall/winter to try that one... maybe I could pull it off next week in Sweden? it might get cold there
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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I'll have to wait until fall/winter to try that one... maybe I could pull it off next week in Sweden? it might get cold there
Yep, if the girls are running away scared, you're going to have to pull it off yourself. For god's sake, though, don't wait until fall/winter or you won't fit into your shorts. Screw Sweden too--you can do this at home and save the airfare.
Last edited by: Big Bird: Jun 25, 04 0:34
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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but I'm 100% sure the sight of this would make a girl put her clothes back on and go home...


How about investing in some one-piece tri suits? As for the women, I suggest leaving the lights off until things are doing better!

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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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Try to convince the girl you just got back from Iraq and it is a war wound and she needs to go ahead and do her patriotic duty.
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [ms6073] [ In reply to ]
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I usually do short course in one-piece, long course I do two-piece to enable easier evacuation. I was trying out some black tri shorts b/c that's what we have to wear for the Team USA jersey.
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [tri_bri2] [ In reply to ]
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Wasn't that a scene in Grease? Almost worked if I remember correctly. I'm in a wedding this weekend, so I might play that one up :)
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Re: More Guy Problems... not for faint of heart [stltricoach] [ In reply to ]
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along the same "vein", and in the forewarned is forearmed genre, I submit the following (squeamish folks hit BACKSPACE RIGHT NOW):









don't go do a 10k training run in nipply weather wearing a set of Speedo run shorts with the very coarse mesh liner and nothing else. think abrading your shaft is a nightmare? try abrading the business end. 'twas cold enough that day (2yrs ago...and I still shudder to think about it) that I never felt it as it was happening and only made the horrifying (and bloody) discovery during my post-run shower. warm water+salty sweat residue = thawing and soul-shattering pain. took 2+wks to heal to a point where I could go without a neosporin-slathered bandaid for protection 24-7.



don't be me.

Carl Matson
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