this is why I usually wear a hat.
http://www.brightroom.com/view_user_photo.asp?EVENTID=4490&PWD=&ID=8557896&FROM=photos&BIB=1723
this is why I usually wear a hat.
http://www.brightroom.com/view_user_photo.asp?EVENTID=4490&PWD=&ID=8557896&FROM=photos&BIB=1723
Props, bro’…
Anyone who has the self-confidence to let the world see a picture like that has my respect. I’d have shot the photog after demanding the negs!
Hey - you got that “foot out to the side” run. Me too!
Love the 'do. You are a brave man to share that.
You got more than hair problems, Bro. Hopping on one foot for anything longer than a 5K is not economical running.
At least you have hair.
you mustav been wearing a LG TT helmet judging by the bee-hive coif. Truly sublime. I wear giro so i get the quadruple mohawk from the vents. drives the ladies wild out of T2 let me tell you. Now I have a lance armstrong buzz cut so I look and climb just like the man.
visor blunts the full effect here, but you can get the idea: http://www.asiorders.com/view_user_photo.asp?EVENTID=4010&ID=8226732&FROM=photos&BIB=428
any more hall of shame tri pics?
While I opted out of the ride yesterday because of “the rain”, I can now offer the truth. I am tapering and I was afraid that your hair would hurt me. I mean, you could poke an eye out!
I guess it is part humor and part envy – I mean - that is your hair AFTER wearing a helmet for a couple of hours. My hair (the hair that is not at the bottom of the shower) is very, very flat.
what are you talking about? that’s just the wind effect from you going so fast! now we can all order coffe mugs, I’ll make sure the Prez gets his.
see you in Bridgeton, you’re in a different age group so I don’t have to worry when you pass me (probably on the swim).
ok, after posting, I thought this might die in the middle of the night. The funny thing is, I know my sister does the same thing, I thought I had better form, but I was trying to “speed” up so the guy behind me wouldn’t catch me. There’s a better hair picture, but in that one, it’s fairly obvious why we wear the race number in front.
see you in Bridgeton, you’re in a different age group so I don’t have to worry when you pass me (probably on the swim).
You never know about the waves. At Escape (grr…) the first wave was all professionals and 40-49 men (me)! I just sent email to the race director (Bruce Willson) about water temp and wave makeup.
were you the other guy wearing the T1? We were a big letdown as a group, the Trinewbies had a table at the pre race dinner. Next year, I bring water shoes. Maybe I’ll paint my name on the back of my wetsuit. Of course when Hid gets the jerseys in, it’ll be obvious.