(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
Just got back from seeing Martin & Orloff, and it was a trip. Very strange, hysterically funny, and loaded top to bottom with trivial tidbits that we're now just dreading as to what may become the 6 questions added to the contest. Now, thanks to that damn dirty daylight savings time change, it's past 3am, and I should get some sleep.
posted by whytri @ 3:35 AM
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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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