"OOOOVER THE MOUNTAIN" <===sorry, had to break into song. lol
I have a pair of New Balance. NBx or something. I know them because of the laces more than anything else. They are wavy so they don't untie themselves. I have never run a race in them. Either I am worried that they are too mushy or because they are baby blue. HAAAAA!!!!
Careful on that bikeride, now. Even though I get a sadistic chuckle whenever I see one of those "dumbest moves" shows about some fool flipping off a mountain or forgetting their parachute when they jump out of a plane, I don't want to see you that way. M'kay?
Oh yeah, and tell your friend to get better shoes (or even better SOCKS!).
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by joedraper from Monday, December 13, 2010 1:11:48 PM)| |  | joedraper wrote: | | I'm doing cross training now and we've started running. My partner has the meanest blisters on his ankles/achilles tendon area from NIkes. Really messing up our cardio so we're going over the mountain tomorrow at dawn on our mean mountain bikes lol. I've taken off my clip pedals and put old fashion ones on so that if I lose balance I can put my foot down faster and prevent a fall. Been a very long time since I tackled the mountain so it will be a hectic ride but the first real training ride of my season. I will be going over in my trusty New Balance trainers lol.
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | Nope. I was wearing Pearl Izumis. My running shoes eventually become my walking shoes (then mowing the grass shoes..heh). I usually run on Mizunos or Asics Gel Nimbus. lol!
Can anyone tell that I was actually thinking of my wardrobe that day? PICTURE DAY (right before GD shoved me off my chair). 
| | | joedraper wrote: | | New Balance all the way man!!! Lol
| | | guitardude wrote: | | OK funny man, maybe Reebok`s or New Balance? Or perhaps some Clogs?
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | See? The lie starts to unravel right there. I don't have any Nike's. I was brutally pushed...
| | | guitardude wrote: | | Now hold on there Amigo!! I was a little pre-ocuppied at the moment you decided to climb into that chair, and remember how the beer was pooled in it? Beer + metal chair= loss of traction for Nike`s. Your feet were over your head before I had time to react! Though after seeing that horrified look on your face, I knew that landing had to hurt!
I`m glad it wasn`t worse, and it was still a damn good time. (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Saturday, December 11, 2010 6:52:22 PM)
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HAAAAAA!!!!! You weren't there. Guitardude pushed me. LOL!!!!
I left out the part of sharing a hotel room with Freeze. That deserved a post all it's own.
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Oh, your memory is a bit warped I believe. Guitardude didn't plant you in that chair and shove you off, Thrownig rocks at Canada was funny (and impossible), but Soy? HA!!, I myself sulked over the pick incident for about 10 minutes, then I got over it..............almost lol, and you met HRMG and her hubby and you didn't even get a bruise! What's up with that?! lol
Now that sounds more realistic.
I look forward to the coming tour to meet more JP.com members and enjoy the awesomeness of the one and only Judas Priest among people I'm proud to call my friends.
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You know, now that I think about it, I question the second part of my post. Let's see, I broke a couple of ribs at the concert with Guitardude, I threw rocks at Canada with DF and lost a wonderful friend in Soy because of such a silly action, Spa hates me for having lived up to our agreement of "who catches it, keeps it" in the now infamous KK pick ordeal and, well.....HRMG and her husband were great! LOL!!!!!
Ok, I guess I still in the "reunited=gift" camp. Thanks, HRMG! (Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, December 11, 2010 3:45:41 PM)
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I agree, I consider it a gift too. They could add to that gift by coming to NZ................hehe.
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Oh, AMEN. The years after Rob returned to Priest are a gift. I'd have to seriously think about how many times I have seen them since. Not to mention the one and only time MEETING them.
Only thing I hold just about as sacred (oh, come on, those that know me also know I'd be lying if I sad "AS sacred") was having the opportunity of meeting many of you on the board. All since the reforming of the greatest band in the world. For that, I will always be thankful.
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HB wrote: "hopefully this tour gets the attendance that priest deserve, cause so far they are getting shafted in that dept. but, IMO they have never gotten the respect they deserve, probably wont start now." Yes, you are exactly right HB. And THAT is what makes me sad more than anything else. I consider the years after Rob rejoined Priest to be a GIFT! I sincerely hope that they know how much we love them.
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