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  1. What are you currently listening to?

     I have an SD card in the car I have an SD card in the car which I can't be bothered to re-write. Currently I'm splitting my listening between a compilation CD - "Flow My Tears: Baroque Laments" with songs by John Dowland, one of the Bachs, Purcell etc., and Frank Black's first album. Depends...

  2. What are you currently reading?

    I found Moby Dick to be way I found Moby Dick to be way easier than Ulysses (for which I needed a guide to a couple of chapters, as I think pretty much anyone would). I would rate Moby Dick as one of the greatest english-language books ever written. I'm struggling with my current read though...

  3. Hi from the UK

    I used to run up there! Most I used to run up there! Most of my uncles & aunts on my dad's side live up that way. Also very, very close to where my dad was brought up. Small world indeed.

  4. Auto Tying Shoes

    Wow! She's planning "heel Wow! She's planning "heel censors" in the final version. I'm wondering how you censor a heel! "Hey! Hey you! Don't be lookin' so cracked and wrinkly, a'ight!".

  5. Just had to share...these shoes make me laugh.

     Wow! It literally has "tons Wow! It literally has "tons of technology"! That's OK then.

  6. What song is your state famous for?

    Original's not by The Original's not by The Kingsmen though ;-) Although, I'll grant you that theirs is the cover which everyone covers!

  7. What song is your state famous for?

     Mine would have to be Mae Mine would have to be Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau. That or The Bells Of Rhymney (actually pronounced rumnee, not rimnee), made famous by the Byrds, where Newport is mentioned. Oh, and of course this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyoDUoH7BZc And the riposte by Goldie...

  8. Now only $14.99 !!

     I think it's fantastic that I think it's fantastic that you can rub the bottom of your heel on the pumice stone, and the sides of your feet heal up! Reminds me of adverts for toys - the damned things never performed quite how they did in the adverts, e.g. Evel Knievel bike.

  9. Hello from Wales

    Thanks TJ. It's difficult to Thanks TJ. It's difficult to stop running when slight problems occur though, but so far I am succeeding in regulating my running appropriately. I believe that BF running would achieve this better, but at 5am on streets littered with twigs and stones it's not going...

  10. Age

     Thanks, TJ! Thanks, TJ!

  11. Hi from the UK

    Drew! Shame you're leaving Drew! Shame you're leaving these shores. I'm a Rogey boy myself, my dad was brought up in one of the terraces on the "top road", Ty Melyn Terrace, just before the railway line crosses the road and it goes down into Risca. Have fun in the USA.

  12. Age

    I'm 41. I suppose I started I'm 41. I suppose I started running in my early 20s, but that was as part of a "commando" training course my dad and I decided to do in our spare time. After that, and from then until my mid-30s, I followed a pattern of abstaining from exercise for 9 months, followed...

  13. Hello from Wales

    Hi, I've just joined the BRS after a few months of minimal / barefoot running, and about 5 years running total. I've tried barefoot and still want to continue building up miles in bare feet, but most of my runs are in naughty Chinese fake Vibrams. I have 4 pairs, run mostly in the Bikila version...
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