Reply to: Brillo's Brutal

[vetran]

There's always one ..

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...76180860,d.cWc


congrats that really is even more impressive than Brillo's!

[SantaClaus]

Wow, well done Brillo!

[minestrone]

It was incredibly fun looking back, I would love to do it again and would recommend anyone ( especially young ) to do it.

Anyway, here is a funny picture of what they drew out of just one blister on the 3rd day.

[norrahe]

I don't really know, I knew it was there for years and it the idea just seemed to grow over time.

Certainly impressive.

I have been toying with the idea of it myself, but you may have succeeded in putting me off.

[mudskipper]

Incredibly tough, just day after day of running through sand dunes and rocky ground with a back pack on, limited water, 2200 calories a day, 50 degrees by midday. 50 mile stretch on the 4th day took me so far past what I thought was possible, I would say what I was going through was a controlled nervous breakdown, you are trying to follow people in the dark and you are questioning if they are real, hallucination is pretty common.

An hour after the race they removed the infected skin from my feet whilst I lay on the floor of a tent, I had to get tramadol for the next few days until I got back home. I don't know how more people don't die, someone's heart stopped, another was in a coma for a week and that is just the ones I have heard about.

Fecking hell.

I would love to go back and do it again but I don't think I will be allowed.

And this is the bit the confirms you should be certified.


Seriously, well done - impressive achievement.

[minestrone]

Why did you do it apart from proving that you could and because it was there?

I don't really know, I knew it was there for years and it the idea just seemed to grow over time.

[eek]

Incredibly tough, just day after day of running through sand dunes and rocky ground with a back pack on, limited water, 2200 calories a day, 50 degrees by midday. 50 mile stretch on the 4th day took me so far past what I thought was possible, I would say what I was going through was a controlled nervous breakdown, you are trying to follow people in the dark and you are questioning if they are real, hallucination is pretty common.

An hour after the race they removed the infected skin from my feet whilst I lay on the floor of a tent, I had to get tramadol for the next few days until I got back home. I don't know how more people don't die, someone's heart stopped, another was in a coma for a week and that is just the ones I have heard about. I would love to go back and do it again but I don't think I will be allowed.

It takes a certain something to make BP look normal.

Why did you do it apart from proving that you could and because it was there?

[minestrone]

Fantastic achievement - tell us about it!

Incredibly tough, just day after day of running through sand dunes and rocky ground with a back pack on, limited water, 2200 calories a day, 50 degrees by midday. 50 mile stretch on the 4th day took me so far past what I thought was possible, I would say what I was going through was a controlled nervous breakdown, you are trying to follow people in the dark and you are questioning if they are real, hallucination is pretty common.

An hour after the race they removed the infected skin from my feet whilst I lay on the floor of a tent, I had to get tramadol for the next few days until I got back home. I don't know how more people don't die, someone's heart stopped, another was in a coma for a week and that is just the ones I have heard about. I would love to go back and do it again but I don't think I will be allowed.

[mudskipper]

I've been outed.

Fantastic achievement - tell us about it!

[minestrone]

I've been outed.

[mudskipper]

BTW Vetran would like to relay the bike section with you. He wants to do the bit where he goes down hill or chats to the pretty ladies ("It would be rude not to chat").

vetran cycling down hill is the personification of Newton's Laws.

[vetran]

BTW Vetran would like to relay the bike section with you. He wants to do the bit where he goes down hill or chats to the pretty ladies ("It would be rude not to chat").

You know I can't go that slow, my bottom gears don't work!

Some have it, some don't.

[mudskipper]

Had to run to Greggs last week to get in before they closed. Hardest thing ever.

Not you?

Guess it must be minestrone then.

Minnie - if you don't want people to know, don't tell a CUKer...

[MarillionFan]

Not like MF to be so shy.

Had to run to Greggs last week to get in before they closed. Hardest thing ever.

[MaryPoppins]

Brillo - well done, you freak!