Definitely not OCP
05-03-07, 08:45 PM
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He finished 6th in one of the hardest bike races on the planet despite having shat himself as a result of some significant GI disease that would've probably left us mere mortals off the bike for a week.
It's nasty, but it's freakin' hard core.
It's nasty, but it's freakin' hard core.
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05-03-07, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Greg180
^^^^^What he said...Seriously Hardcore!
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05-03-07, 10:14 PM
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well hello there
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Originally Posted by pgaulrapp
Maybe he just really had to go. Who among us hasn't crapped their pants?
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05-04-07, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Nachoman
Um..... me.
I call BS
One of the mechanics at my LBS proudly states that he craps his pants atleast once a year....and he believe everyone does to some extent...haha
05-04-07, 06:59 AM
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True story: at the Olympics in Mexico (IIRC), some of the US rowers cut holes in their trou (basically biker shorts w/o chamois) because they had the squirts.
For those of you who haven't rowed: 1) some water inevitably gets in the boat; 2) the acceleration caused by each stroke is quite brutal for top men; and 3) said water spashes around spraying your team mates.
For those of you who haven't rowed: 1) some water inevitably gets in the boat; 2) the acceleration caused by each stroke is quite brutal for top men; and 3) said water spashes around spraying your team mates.
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05-04-07, 09:44 AM
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You blink and it's gone.
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Ah crap! I had to read this right while I'm eating my lunch....Yummy!!!
