September 19, 200818 yr Respect to Guy for doing this and the money he raised for charity. I am interested as to what motivates people to put themselves through so much suffering (there are other ways to raise money for charity :)) Isn't Guy on record as saying he hated sports at school? Given this, I would have thought it was the last thing he wanted to do..
September 19, 200818 yr Hahahaha, awww, Jimmy. I think it's cool that he did it, especially because he hated sports at school.
September 19, 200818 yr Author Guys sexy..........:hippy: And does as he pleases Well he is, and I'm glad you feel that way too...;) but it seemed out of character , no?
September 19, 200818 yr I have run the London Marathon four times to date (next April's will be my fifth) and it's a truly amazing experience - one of the best things I've ever done. With all those tens of thousands of people taking part, the hundreds of thousands of spectators lining the route, and all the famous London sights you see along the route, the atmosphere is superb. In terms of atmosphere and colour (owing to all the costumes), London is undoubtedly the best marathon in the world, and it's a target for anyone who takes up running seriously. Running past Buckingham Palace and along The Mall and then crossing the finish line is a phenomenal and euphoric experience, as is crossing Tower Bridge at the half-way point.:D
September 19, 200818 yr Guy has been a fan of running for a while. He took it up during the last tour and said he really enjoyed it ;)
September 19, 200818 yr Author I have run the London Marathon four times to date (next April's will be my fifth) and it's a truly amazing experience - one of the best things I've ever done. With all those tens of thousands of people taking part, the hundreds of thousands of spectators lining the route, and all the famous London sights you see along the route, the atmosphere is superb. In terms of atmosphere and colour (owing to all the costumes), London is undoubtedly the best marathon in the world, and it's a target for anyone who takes up running seriously. Running past Buckingham Palace and along The Mall and then crossing the finish line is a phenomenal and euphoric experience, as is crossing Tower Bridge at the half-way point.:D It's great you get a buzz from the event and people who do this clearly love it. I guess I'm more of a sprinter than a marathon runner, I *hated* endurance sports at school (like Cross Country) and still do. Short, sharp bursts of exercise are my limit! I'm baffled by self-imposed abuse and suffering! :)
September 19, 200818 yr It's great you get a buzz from the event and people who do this clearly love it. I guess I'm more of a sprinter than a marathon runner, I *hated* endurance sports at school (like Cross Country) and still do. Short, sharp bursts of exercise are my limit! I'm baffled by self-imposed abuse and suffering! :) Depends how you look at it.;)
September 19, 200818 yr Author Depends how you look at it.;) Well, I guess it might be nice for people *watching* Guy! ;)
September 19, 200818 yr Well, I guess it might be nice for people *watching* Guy! ;) I was talking about taking part, not spectating!!:dozey:
September 19, 200818 yr Author I was talking about taking part, not spectating!!:dozey: Then it makes no sense! :P
September 19, 200818 yr Author Neither do those Milton Keynes cows!!:P And what have they got to do with the price of fish? :P
September 19, 200818 yr And what have they got to do with the price of fish? :P That depends on how much it costs in MK................................. :P
September 19, 200818 yr Author That depends on how much it costs in MK................................. :P A lot less than the life used up by running out of heart beats from long distance running! :)
September 19, 200818 yr OMG YOU'RE FROM MILTON KEYNES!!!!!! Don't say that - you'll give her a complex!!:P
September 19, 200818 yr do you know Antonio Martignetti by any chance? :P God I'm just the saddest human being on the planet :shame:
September 19, 200818 yr I have run the London Marathon four times to date (next April's will be my fifth) and it's a truly amazing experience - one of the best things I've ever done. With all those tens of thousands of people taking part, the hundreds of thousands of spectators lining the route, and all the famous London sights you see along the route, the atmosphere is superb. In terms of atmosphere and colour (owing to all the costumes), London is undoubtedly the best marathon in the world, and it's a target for anyone who takes up running seriously. Running past Buckingham Palace and along The Mall and then crossing the finish line is a phenomenal and euphoric experience, as is crossing Tower Bridge at the half-way point.:D :stunned: are you saying you ran the marathon while Guy ran the same one?
September 19, 200818 yr Author do you know Antonio Martignetti by any chance? :P LOL, no the city is well over 200k in population these days! :) Still it's not as daft as it sounds, I once met a colleague who had spent the Millenium Evening in Sydney who happened to stay with a mutal friend (I didn't know at the time when I asked him where he stayed in Sydney, it was like "do you know X in Sydney?" and he did! :)) Where in Italy are you? Beautiful country been there twice now!
September 19, 200818 yr :stunned: are you saying you ran the marathon while Guy ran the same one? Not if it was since 2005.;)
September 19, 200818 yr Hello!! Guy is a great person, like the other components of Coldplay. I love them!!!:P BYE!!
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