Mud

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So, a mile or so into the run was a deep mud pit. I took the... wrong path through it. It took me a good three or four minutes to walk/crawl/swim/whatever through that

http://www.eventmugshots.com/Events/2011-Running-Events/20111105-Hog-Wild-Mud-Run-G2/19982079_Jq5N4Q#1576476678_TSLZqDg

Picture #s 162 (first picture, last row, page 6) through 179 (middle shot, second row, page 7)

It was actually fun, if kind of disconcerting. I turned to the guy just ahead of me and shouted "I HAVEN'T BEEN IN THE SHIT THIS DEEP SINCE 'NAM!" but I don't think it was appreciated.

I'm hoping that the next official batch of photos they upload includes a couple that were taken before I threw myself in the pond that was about a quarter mile further along the track.

Comments

[wanderingbastet.livejournal.com]

Wow, thanks for posting that. A) it looks like a ton of fun, and b) now I know how NOT to set up my photo gallery.... >.> You can't even see the pictures beneath that huge honkin watermark!

[etcet.livejournal.com]

Yeah, they pretty much fucking suck for visibility.

[perspicuity.livejournal.com]

they just want you to buy their stuff.

also it helps keep you more anonymous :)

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[david-deacon.livejournal.com]

I occasionally tell people I was in "Nam," and if they react seriously and genuinely, I tell them, "Yes, I was a baby in 'Nam. They sent me into those tunnels to defuse booby traps." Then they get pissed at being used for a straight man.

If I'm too young to have been in "Nam," certainly you are.

[etcet.livejournal.com]

Considering that I was born towards the end of the war? Yeah, pretty much.