The mentally fragile @anon78624367 was all over it.
Said the lad posting from under the duvet at mid morning on a beautiful summer’s day.
There’s nothing fragile about grabbing a nap of you’ve been out at that hour. Your emotional and mental fragility has been demonstrated many times on this forum. You’re a bit of a wreak.
Ok fella I can see you’ve had a tough morning and I’ve touched a nerve. Make sure you get out the other side of the bed in a while
I’m atin’ a fish finger sandwich and chips in the park having earlier done the park run.
#FitnessFamily
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Don’t keep us on tender hooks, time??
I have a nap in the afternoon these days and that sets me up rightly for a productive second half of the day, lads slouched in front of a computer with a can of coke and mars bar at 2 o clock, I can’t understand it
There’s lads staggering around deliriously trying to decipher the meaning behind powdered milk ads from the 80s. A Mars bar would be the least of their problems.
A great job. I need to start building into my routines.
I’ve no exucse really… I have the keys for a unused parochial house beside the work place here. There is a savage ould bedroom with a huge four poster bed in the middle of it. Twas used by the bishops back in the day. Twould be grand for 40 minutes nap.
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I’d say that room has seen some awful things, mate.
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The carpet isn’t up to much.
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My “done the park run” wording was purposefully vague. My life partner ran it and I walked it with the child so didn’t keep track of time.There were a good few @Mac types, running with the buggy. While I’m flexible with my views, I’m not yet at that stage.
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That’s called going for a walk in the park mate, not doing a park run
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I’ve a bit of badger bating to do in the morning, a great way to start a Sunday.
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You’ve misled the forum there.
Just got my time via email.
[REDACTED] minutes on the button. [REDACTED] place out of 508 RUNNERS.
A walk in the park indeed.
Edited to protect identity from online and offline attacks.
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Do the one or two park run volunteers not usually place last so as to ensure nobody partaking finishes last?
Plot twist: Bando is a hi viz wearing volunteer who makes baked goods for participants to enjoy with a cup of tea at the end.
My local park run today had the full Irish in a local hostelry after 
. Kinda defeats the purpose.
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They were packing up when I got to the finish line. The volunteer sweeping up behind everyone and coming from the back of the field to collect the direction/route signs as he went passed me out near the end. 
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Over 50 minutes 
Ah stop spoofing. You couldn’t walk that slow sure.