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Duh,....

Under 5 minutes
1 (10%)
5-6 miinutes
2 (20%)
6-7 minutes
3 (30%)
7-8 minutes
2 (20%)
over 8 minutes
2 (20%)

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Topic: How fast can you run a mile?  (Read 5974 times)

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Re: How fast can you run a mile?
Reply #50 on: September 30, 2015, 12:23:02 PM
Quote from: Bob on September 29, 2015, 11:42:05 PM
There's got to be some joke... I'm just not thinking of it.  Something like, "This whole time... I thought I was walking."

This is a true story, happened just a couple weeks ago.

I was driving and saw one of my co-workers walking on his break.  I guess he's trying to lose weight for his health.

He wasn't moving all that fast, but he was walking steady.

So I pulled up next to him and opened the window.  "Hey Steve, we're looking for somebody.  Did you pass an old lady with a walker?"

He said, "no."

I said, "Thought not!"

Hee, hee.
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