That's awesome! I'll have to try the Bang a Gong song next week at my first tri of the season. May be kinda fun!!!Originally Posted by wildstreaktn
TriGirl,
I am doing my first tri next week,I don't think I am going to drown anymore,I love the cycling,it is my true passion,and I suck at running.My mantra for running is "Pain is temporary,quitting is forever" and for some reason the tag line from the Power Station's version of "Bang a Gong" gets me thru the flats and imagining my legs as the pistons in a car engine helps on the hills.I hope this helps you
I also love Brick House- nice one's ladies. I'll have to put those in the rotation!
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05-28-2007, 01:58 PM #1
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05-28-2007, 04:53 PM #2
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Does anyone here watch Bear on the Discovery Channel? That show...Man vs. Wild?
Sometimes it is fun to think about him and his survival exploits (and fabulous face & other attributes
) if I think I'm suffering. He so totally epitomizes the British understatement that it cracks me up. "We've just come upon this group of white rhinos...we'll want to be a bit careful here..." I start thinking along the lines of, "Well, a slight bit of hill here, but not to worry."
"The best rides are the ones where you bite off much more than you can chew, and live through it." ~ Doug Bradbury
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