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HHHHHHHHHHHHOT YOGA!

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This entry was posted on 2/8/2007 3:16 PM and is filed under uncategorized.


SPICY!

That's the word that best describes how I'm feeling today.

I got dragged into a hot yoga class last night and it is INTENSE!

I felt like a finely-glazed ham in the oven... baking at 165 degrees for 90 minutes.  And my flexibility was surprisingly good for what I was expecting.  Don't get me wrong, it's all relative compared to the Chinese gymnasts that were Jean-Claude Van Dam-ing their way through the class.

I probably could've filled up 3 one-gallon jugs full of sweat.

I'm feeling A LOT better these days.

I feel like I have a purpose in life -- instead of sucking the life out of peoples' souls that I encounter.



I'm probably going to throw together a few t-shirts to sell for charity -- so if you have any ideas (offbeat or not) please let me know.







 

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    • 2/8/2007 4:16 PM BL wrote:
      My sister wanted me to suggest the tee-shirts to you as well...not sure what the slogan or logo should be, but she and her coffee company would probably order 5 or so...plus I would buy a couple...
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    • 2/8/2007 4:53 PM Kat wrote:
      Personally, I think the "man-beast-bear-thing" comment has some potential for positive use
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    • 2/8/2007 8:08 PM NancyB wrote:
      I discovered your blog today and just wanted to wish you continued success! I'll be following your journey will interest and with empathy. You're an inspiration.
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    • 2/9/2007 10:40 AM Dunc wrote:
      forget the t shirts, 2 words.....hot pants. I'll have cuzzo make a few calls

      weeeeeelllllllll...what if i was to throw in a few hot dogs bizzle
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      1. 2/9/2007 11:32 AM Cuzz wrote:
        I am two steps ahead of you. I got Jave working behind the scenes on a HUGE new project as we speak. GET THIS EDIBLE HOT PANTS that taste like HOT DOGS! that is just a taste of what is to come. No pun intended.
        WEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLL
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    • 2/9/2007 4:32 PM BL wrote:
      Please tell me that is really Cuzz...please...
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    • 2/11/2007 3:36 AM Patricia wrote:
      Where is Jacob? Three days and no new entry? I just noticed this (having just found the site).

      Are you alright?? Hellloooo???
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    • 2/15/2007 5:31 AM Matt wrote:
      Hey, i had a sick idea for a T-Shirt.

      Have a picture of a bear with sweat bands on his head and wrists (you know the red white and blue ones) with a walkman and a t-shirt on that reads "Boston Or Bust" Then you could have the site name and maybe a short caption of what you're about. I dunno, i just though of that when tshirts was mentioned. I'll try to make something in photoshop, if i come up with something, i'll email it to you stat.
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    • 2/21/2007 10:28 PM Karie wrote:
      hi Jacob!
      What do they look like? (your t-shirt)
      Maybe I'm gonna buy one and can ask my visitors on my webpage to support you.

      Karine
      P.S. Viral marketing is very good on internet to sell stuff.
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    • 4/17/2007 6:22 PM Rick wrote:
      Congrats on finishing. You've done something that 99% of the world won't ever do.
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    • 4/17/2007 7:16 PM Amber wrote:
      your awesome! keep up the good work
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    • 4/17/2007 7:51 PM Richard wrote:
      Keep it up!! you are doing a great thing. Good luck.
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    • 4/17/2007 10:51 PM Anonymous wrote:
      Way to go!
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    • 4/18/2007 6:33 AM tkotam wrote:
      From the bottom of my heart, you rule!!! I am very convinced you have more determination than that Kenya guy.. You go, boy!!
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    • 4/18/2007 9:42 AM Tobia wrote:
      Wow! Congratulations! As I runner I can truly say that I am inspired. You've achieved more than most of us! Keep up the good work!
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    • 4/18/2007 10:39 AM JD Massie wrote:
      Dude. You rock. Keep it up.
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    • 4/18/2007 11:29 AM BiggWill (from New Orleans) wrote:
      You Geaux Boy. I had absolutely no business looking at the e-mail that sent me to your blog. But I did. Absolutely awe inspiring. Congratulations for not quiting!

      Just curious. How did you qualify for the Boston Marathon? It is my understanding that you must qualify for that race with a time based on your age and sex.
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    • 4/18/2007 1:52 PM tim wrote:
      Congrats on finishing. I saw your site the week before the marathon and wished you well as I was heading for the starting line. Keep up the good work. Tim
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    • 4/18/2007 4:33 PM Rodney from Australia wrote:
      Good onya, mate!!
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    • 4/18/2007 5:03 PM Mark wrote:
      Congrats!! I run the Boston Marathon as a bandit (unofficial runner) every year and it never gets old. It's a tremendous accomplishment and you should be proud! As for those who say unofficial runners steal resources from those who are registered, I have this to say: if you "official runners" get to the water stops after us bandits, maybe it's you who don't belong out there.
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    • 4/19/2007 2:01 AM Patricia wrote:
      Sorry Mark, but I found your comment a bit thoughtless. So you, a 'bandit' feel justified if a registered marathon runner who runs slower than the bandits somehow deserves to not get water - that bandits may have taken?

      Huh? Some of those 20,000+ who registered are obviously not the fastest - but have their rights too. What they pay to enter is towards the supply of water etc.

      By the way, in the meantime many of us have learned a lot about how the marathons operate and what a bandit is.

      Jacob ran on his own and had friends supply his needs. Unlike YOU he didn't steal from the marathon organization.

      Now that I've learned - thru Jacob's experience - what a marathon 'bandit' really is/does - I wonder, are you going to step up your level to Jacob's and be an independant runner next time too???

      Jacob's got scruples. Do you? Or are you also one of those who likes to get away with whatever they can whenever they can at the cost of others? Think about it, please.
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    • 4/19/2007 11:49 AM Tammy wrote:
      I am so very impressed!!! I can't believe, in this day and age, stranger's reactions.... I would have had to add an outline of a middle finger to my t-shirt.. You have so much to be proud of!! You have more guts than most of the people I know. Keep up the good work and CONGRATULATIONS!!
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    • 4/21/2007 7:54 PM Enci wrote:
      Way to go! What a fantastic story. I once arrived at a triathlon on the wrong day. I went ahead and did the course the next day anyway just to get my frustration out So- I finished with no one else even still in town- but I finished! Thank you for sharing your experience.
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    • 4/22/2007 8:42 PM cheryl wrote:
      Jacob, I know how hard it is to do what you are doing. I am tryiung to but was losing motivation until I read your blog. I love you. Keep on doing what your doing. You guve much needed hope to the lazy and downtrodden.

      Love always.
      Cheryl
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    • 4/22/2007 8:44 PM cheryl wrote:
      Jacob, I know how hard it is to do what you are doing. I am trying to but was losing motivation until I read your blog. I love you. Keep on doing what your doing. You give much needed hope to the lazy and downtrodden.

      Love always.
      Cheryl
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