That's not old. You're still within my dateable age range.

I thought 30 was your cut-off age.

I don't feel old. Except for when I say the sentence: "32 years old and still in graduate school." Hopefully this will be remedied soon.

I didn't start law school until I was 32. So you're ahead of me.

There are speed-goggle exceptions. Good to know Marcus. If the economy stays like this and the hiring freezes continue, I may have to consider something like that.

Law school? For Jeff? Christ in a racecar.

I don't feel old. Except for when I say the sentence: "32 years old and still in graduate school." .

Oh for crissakes. I didn't even start grad school until I was 42. Of course, I had a groovy, irresponsible career leading up to that. Age, schmage. p.s...But you are old now.

Why would anyone want to run 100 friggin' miles in a week? I don't maintain as high of mileage as Jeff does usually, but my first time there broke me. After recovering, I was able to hit it a lot easier this fall. Running 100 a week for the hell of it is stupid. Running it as part of a plan is much better.

Who said this isn't part of a plan?

Everyone knows what i'm doing in Vegas, right? Stupid stupid stupid stupid shit.

I hope it involves strippers...and that photos will be taken.

MTA: Streaking is fun...24 days in a row now...what's your streak at? Ohhh....ooops.

Yeah. Looks like Friday's out for me.

Yes, I was referring to the dspeer from earlier this year, back in April (I think). This fall was different, since I was building up. It was a seemingly fast buildup, but not like it looked since I dropped swimming and biking and added running in its place. Made the increase seem easier, since I was used to working out all the time. For me, the mileage buildup was to try to feel good late in a marathon, and not completely fall apart. I'll find out if it works on Saturday.