Vegan Triathlete Blog

Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

I've also added some forums to bring the triathlon community together.
Check them out too:

http://forums.vegantriathlete.info

P.S. I'm a vegan, that's the reason for the domain name.

Vegan Triathlete wrote:
Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

Probably not, to be honest... but you might be interested in:

http://www.organicathlete.org/

Dan

In article .com,
"Vegan Triathlete" wrote:

Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

Dude, we're here to help: triathlism can be cured.

I have helped several of my club-mates overcome this problem. One woman
in the club has now been triathlon-free for over four years.

I've also added some forums to bring the triathlon community together.
Check them out too:

http://forums.vegantriathlete.info

P.S. I'm a vegan, that's the reason for the domain name.

That can also be cured. Ease into it. I recommend Bailey's as an entry
point, then work your way up through white fish, chicken, pork, and
finally this:

http://www.nanbelegorn.com/sandwich/

LIVEDRUNK does not endorse washing the sandwich down with Pepsi,

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

On 12/13/06 5:35 PM, in article
, "Vegan Triathlete"
wrote:

Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

I've also added some forums to bring the triathlon community together.
Check them out too:

http://forums.vegantriathlete.info

P.S. I'm a vegan, that's the reason for the domain name.



"LONG LIVE DEAD ANIMAL PARTS!! YUM!!!"

Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

I've also added some forums to bring the triathlon community together.
Check them out too:

http://forums.vegantriathlete.info

P.S. I'm a vegan, that's the reason for the domain name.

When you post essentially an ad for a blog anonymously, especially a blog
that runs a bit counter to the norm (Vegan in a meat-eating world), you lose
a whole lot of credibility. Which is weird, since you go to the blog and
voila, you've got a name. So why didn't you include it in your post here,
making things seem a bit more real & personal? My guess is that a lot more
people would read it.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

Vegan Triathlete wrote:
I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:
Dude, we're here to help: triathlism can be cured.

I have helped several of my club-mates overcome this problem. One woman
in the club has now been triathlon-free for over four years.

I hope you didn't recommend alcohol as therapy.

Mike Jacoubowsky wrote:

When you post essentially an ad for a blog anonymously, especially a blog
that runs a bit counter to the norm (Vegan in a meat-eating world), you lose
a whole lot of credibility. Which is weird, since you go to the blog and
voila, you've got a name. So why didn't you include it in your post here,
making things seem a bit more real & personal? My guess is that a lot more
people would read it.

Maybe he can cut out Spam more easily that way :-))
All the Best
Dan Gregory (Pescivarian)

Vegan Triathlete wrote:
Vegan Triathlete Blog

Greetings from Earth!
How does the different radiation from a blue-white star affect your
training outlook? Also, what is the gravity like on your planet?

"Vegan Triathlete" wrote in message
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Vegan Triathlete Blog

I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

http://vegantriathlete.info

What do you think? Are you going to read it?

I've also added some forums to bring the triathlon community together.
Check them out too:

http://forums.vegantriathlete.info

P.S. I'm a vegan, that's the reason for the domain name.

Love plants Don't eat them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In article ,
Donald Munro wrote:

Vegan Triathlete wrote:
I just decided to become a triathlete. It's going to be a little while
before my first triathlon (and hopefully a very long time until my last
one), and I plan on blogging about it the whole time. Check out the
blog that I just launched today:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:
Dude, we're here to help: triathlism can be cured.

I have helped several of my club-mates overcome this problem. One woman
in the club has now been triathlon-free for over four years.

I hope you didn't recommend alcohol as therapy.

That's the cure for teetotalism.

Kinda works for triathlism too, though,

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos