For all of us runners

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I love this commercial! Who among us hasn't swallowed some sort of bug out running?

Bonus for the ladies, there is some man-ass in there, so we know it isn't from the USA...

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  1. Cora2:28 PM

    Ha ha! Now THAT is funny!

    Bugs are one reason I prefer treadmill treks to walking outside. Although, I did have a spider on the ceiling right above my treadmill one morning. (shudder.) I glanced up mid-walk and saw it right over my face and I leapt right off the machine! I landed like Cat Woman on the other side of the room. I had no idea I had moves like that in me! It was quite impressive if I do say so myself. ;-)

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  2. Dr Zibbs3:45 PM

    One time I was riding by bike and swallowed a bug so huge that I had to pull over and get off my bike because I was choking so much.

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  3. Anonymous4:33 PM

    I actually got stung by a bee once while running. It worked it's way into my underarm region. Owwweeee!!

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  4. Gwen10:42 AM

    If I swallowed a bug during a race, I'd skip the free banana at the end, figuring I'd gotten protein instead. ;)

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  5. Anonymous4:42 PM

    did you just say "man ass"?

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  6. Michelle5:55 PM

    I LOVE THIS!!

    When you start reading my blog you will see I am a runner so that is a very real fear of mine!!! Well not that it would come out my ass but you know!!! :O)

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