hug a runner day?
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- Werz
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Re: hug a runner day?
Aside from issues related to apparent threats and self-defense, who the hell thought it was a good idea to promote hugging sweaty people in the midst of their exercise regimens?
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Re: hug a runner day?
Other affection-deprived sweaty people...Werz wrote:Aside from issues related to apparent threats and self-defense, who the hell thought it was a good idea to promote hugging sweaty people in the midst of their exercise regimens?
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Re: hug a runner day?
This is the first I've heard of all this.
Quit worrying, hide your gun well, shut up, and CARRY that handgun!
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Re: hug a runner day?
me too.
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Re: hug a runner day?
It was probably put into practice by the hug a tree people.
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Re: hug a runner day?
Thank God I live in the country, all I have to worry about is meth!
What type/brand of light are you using? I'm always in the market for a light weight bright light.
And most important - he or any guy "hugger" for that matter grabs on a gal or guy, could that not be some sort of assault/battery?
What type/brand of light are you using? I'm always in the market for a light weight bright light.
And most important - he or any guy "hugger" for that matter grabs on a gal or guy, could that not be some sort of assault/battery?
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Re: hug a runner day?
It is a pro-tac HL.
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Re: hug a runner day?
This. And they would need some serious speedCincyKid wrote:I guess a hug is a better motive than most people have had chasing me while I was running... but it doesn't matter... it would have been time for a speed workout followed by an introduction to my edc if they caught me.
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