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"Competitors need to have name in large letters on their number!"
But the Hairy One beat me to it.
Oh, and he's just reminded me of his completely knackered but strangely attractive voice the morning after IMCH last year.
Let me know what you want Ditchy and I'll sort your signs for mates rates or cakes
. Bit like Swap shop I'll swap you a sign for some Bananananana cake 
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Whilst me and Slim were in Southwell heard a few cyclists talking about the signs, looks like you made a real impact with the feed station.
Good JAWB
i volunteered to help JD, but have done nothing for the last 2 months.
Its really hard to get around to sorting that out.
if anyone has content, then write it up and mail it to JD and he will oblidge!!
ah yeah, i did get OC and many others offers of help and i never took anyone up on it in the end!
still, my project is done now so i can work on the site alot. i've put up a few of the outlaw reports and teh photos of the signs too.
"Giving DTB my apple
Giving DTB my crisps
Giving DTB half of my muffin
Managing to not eat my jelly babies until 8pm
DTB taking some of my jelly babies"
Ditchy kindly shared most of these things with me!
I know what you mean about the names on numbers BUT it was great to have to find something about each competitor to shout at them other than their name. Some examples:
Mr Vitruvian
Day-glo man
Pink top lady
Robot man
Fetchie man
Walking man etc etc
I think we recognised sooooo many people in our little spot near the score board and we remembered so many people! The man who couldn't aim very well was very funny!!
Lol, my favourite moment was insisting the man who had just kissed his mum and his girlfriend kissed me too cos I was next in line (well, it's only fair!), which he did and then ran off. Conversation went:
Mum: He's my son!
Girlfriend: He's my boyriend!
HH: She's my girlfriend! What are you doing later?
*sigh* IM supporting - a swingers club in disguise.....
and don't forget the hug and kiss that HH gave me just before I headed for the finish - he was jealous of the one that I gave Ditchy......
he could have fecking shaved though....
Tsk, who knows, he's such a trollop
Says the lady who picks up men whilst running marathons
FB - I was completing the set - I got both you and Petal
He was probably smoking while he was tipping it out too...
Fine by meNot been on these shores for some time and felt the need to pop over from TRITALK
I never bagged any of your High 5 Booty (in case you tried to nobble me being from the "Other side"!!). I enjoyed your comments of support / taking the mick and it made me look forward to loops 2 & 3. I am not sure if you had a different crew on my loop 2 but I did get loads of stick - luckily my grimace turned to a smile as the last pirate was very good looking so I passed the comment of at least your pretty
Oh -- and yes I did get the jokes on the first time of seeing them
Onto the run and the group of you on the grass near the car park - thank you. I reached some dodgy times on that run and most of you gave me some excellent support.
Finally, on my last leg in having got my 3rd band, I was met by 3 pirates on the track going back towards the lake who all high fived me and asked me to give an aaarrrrgggghhh which I did to the best of my ability 11.5 hours in!
Thanks for making the day as good as it was and look forward to seeing you all again in the future (especially the pretty pirate please!)
laters
One thing I learnt at this event? I'm quite thick, really....!
id2 - you can come and visit again!
We're planning to help out on the same basis this year
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Hello Everyone On February 12th at Sandown Park Racecourse, Surrey the Oscars took place....well the Triathlon Oscars anyway.
For those of you who are not aware 220 magazine is the leading publication in the triathlon industry, and every year they host an awards dinner where everything great and good about triathlon is celebrated, this ranges from best wetsuit to outstanding contribution to triathlon.
I am really pleased to let you all know that the Outlaw Triathlon was awarded 2010 Event of the Year!!!
The awards are voted for by the general public so it is a great honour to pick up the award and is testament to all the hard work which you guys put into making sure that every single participant and spectator had a 1st class experience.
The event beat off competition from some really well established events including the Nokia Windsor triathlon, one of the longest running triathlon events and the event which picked up the award in 2008 & 2009 The Vitruvian.
Thank you for being part of our team and I hope you enjoyed the event as much as those competing clearly did. Lets hope 2011 is equally as successful, and ill be in touch to see if you want to be part of it again, I hope you do!!! Finally those of you who coordinated a group from your club, please pass on our thanks to every member who assisted last year.
Thanks again from everyone at One Step Beyond.
Regards
Adam Moffat: Director One Step Beyond Promotions