(1) Didactic (adj): dI-'dak-tik: Intended to convey instruction and information as well as pleasure and entertainment (2) Discursive (adj): dis-'k&r-siv: Moving from topic to topic without order (3) Diatribe (n): 'dI-&-"trIb: ironical or satirical criticism
Well, I was going to write a lengthy, insightful post today, but I spent 12 hours chained to my computer at work today, so this is all you're gonna get out of me. Since tomorrow is Friday (where the hell did the week go?), I'm gonna hopefully bail the office early (like 3pm or so) and maybe, just maybe, then I'll find the time to write something worth your time to read.
posted by whytri @ 10:27 PM
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I'm first and foremost a fan of duathlons (that's run-bike-run for those that don't know), but do at least one triathlon a year, pretty much every year. I started with duathlons mostly due to a major dislike of swimming. Now, I don't actually hate swimming, but the idea of wading in to typically dark, murky, stinky lakes, and intentionally swimming AWAY from shore really just doesn't interest me that much. Like I said before, I do race triathlons as well, and have done quite a few sprints, several 70.3s and also finished Ironman Wisconsin back in 2011, so I managed to overcome my dislikes of that lake swimming thing.
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