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duodmas t1_je74vpi wrote

It's so annoying that the local coverage for a race that has 10,000+ participants and is the USATF 10 mile championship is what roads are going to be closed. It's all pretty much on parkland on a weekend!

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duodmas t1_je8eysi wrote

Haha very funny generic joke making fun of a non-major sport. Maybe you can yell "Run Forest, Run!" too. The men's and women's 10 mile US record has been set multiple times at this event. It's a human achievement that is far greater than any of us will achieve but sure go ahead and dismiss it because you have to take a 15 minute detour around a park.

That's what bothers me about this article.

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Formergr t1_je9hjvh wrote

I mean this impacts people taking the bus, too, which I thought this subreddit loves? I can’t keep up with the narrative, I guess. Do we like increasing convenience of mass transit, or don’t we?

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hinleybear13 t1_je9imqj wrote

I’m so excited to run this race! Looking like beautiful weather on Sunday too!

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dataminimizer t1_je9k96b wrote

This article is about drivers of personal vehicles in the city, who we must all feel very sorry for because they MUST drive and have no other choice.

This is the lede of the article:

> Peak bloom may be over, but it’s not too late to have a headache driving in the nation’s capital while gazing at falling cherry blossom petals!

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duodmas t1_je9zphg wrote

That's great. If we apply that logic in reverse, I don't care about the mundane shit you have to do. We live in a society with some trade offs. You get the road basically every other day and get to make city life hell. This race can have it for a Sunday morning. Fair trade?

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psalty_dog t1_jeapkv0 wrote

The best race in the District. Good luck to all running!

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skb2142016 t1_jeb2fxx wrote

Any one run just for the beer and oreos at Hains Point?

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