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Death Cab For Cutie - Asphalt Meadows (September 16, 2022) Album • Page 47

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Aaron Mook, May 4, 2022.

  1. Supernova

    Prayers/Triangles Prestigious

    Upload that shit to Strava boi!

    (My new Garmin Foreruner 970 comes in tomorrow!)
     
  2. What the hell are you guys talking about
     
  3. SuddenUrgeJoey

    queer as fuck. Supporter

    LOL
     
  4. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    Haha, Aaron is like "What the fuck is Coros and what the fuck is Strava and what the fuck is wrong with you all?"
     
  5. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    Anyway, running is awesome.
     
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  6. imthegrimace

    Prestigious Supporter

    I have a car, no need to be running
     
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  7. ChaseTx

    ALL HAIL PEAGLE Prestigious

    I thought a marathon was like the most a person could run. 100 miles sounds so fake
     
  8. Ferrari333SP

    Prestigious Supporter

    I like frozen pizzas too much to not run
     
  9. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    Grimace, a proponent of global warming.
     
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  10. Ferrari333SP

    Prestigious Supporter

    One of the hardest running races in the world to finish, let alone win

     
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  11. Ferrari333SP

    Prestigious Supporter

    Or, could I interest you in a 7-day, 257 km run across the Sahara desert in Morocco (Marathon de Sables), where every day is a marathon or more, and you carry your own food, sleeping gear, medical kit, and equipment for the whole race. Only water (rationed) and a shared tent are provided by the organizers.

    HMDS The adventure of a lifetime
     
  12. imthegrimace

    Prestigious Supporter

    No, simply just don’t do that.
     
  13. Elder Lightning

    With metal in my bones and punk in my heart Supporter

    I'll stick with plodding and stumbling my way through marathons, thank you very much, but there's also the Comrades Marathon in South Africa. It's "only" 88km (<55 miles) and alternates between uphill years and downhill years, so you can pick your poison.
     
  14. Take it to the Running Thread you freaks
     
  15. Friendjamin

    Regular Supporter

    I get running a few miles for exercise. I like doing that. Running dozens to hundreds miles at a time can’t be good for you.
     
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  16. SamLevi11

    Prestigious Prestigious

    "X has replied to the Death Cab thread"

    Oh boy, lots of replies. I can't wait. What could it be? An announcement? A song? A tour?







    Oh.
     
  17. SamLevi11

    Prestigious Prestigious

    To be fair though, that’s seriously impressive. Makes me slightly ashamed that I got new running shoes for Christmas and planned to get back into it, but have only used them to take the bins out so far lmao
     
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  18. Dog Fish

    Mutt



    are we sharing our favorite pre-race motivation movies?
     
  19. Supernova

    Prayers/Triangles Prestigious

    Everything in moderation.

    Dudes will get concussions and broken bones every season playing football and everyone praises that sport. Yet, I go to a doctor or physical therapy maybe every 2-5 years for tendentious and I get hit with "maybe you're running too much. Cant be good for your knees".

    Running was treated as punishment for so many people growing up in P.E. and team sports. It feels terrible when doing it sometimes for anybody for sure. But, like anything, over time..... you get better at it with determination, recovery, and some passion for the sport/activity.

    ......soap box over. lol


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    Ever since I heard the song "Brothers on a Hotel Bed", I've considered it as one of the saddest, somber songs I've heard. It was sometime after Plans came out. Possibly before Narrow Stairs. I think I copied a friends CD of the album. Song sounds like a breakup you saw coming from a mile away, its finally here. You know its necessary, but it hurts to the core. I haven't listened to it in years, but I used to skip it when it played because it truly just put me in a weird mood.
     
  20. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    @Supernova nailed it. There’s this weird assumption that running always continues to feel as awful as it does when you are first getting started at running, or as when you are forced to run as a non-runner. It doesn’t! You’re just not in running shape in those situations, and so it feels strenuous and agonizing and leaves you sore all over when you’re done. But I promise you hit a point where most runs feel easy and fun, and where you feel amazing afterward. My lungs, heart, legs, joints, brain, mood, energy level, digestion, etc. feel great 95 percent of the time, and I run 3,000+ miles a year.
     
  21. wisdomfordebris

    Moderator Moderator

    I have never run anything longer than a half marathon, and probably (?) never will, but running is the only exercise that I even remotely enjoy. It’s hard to get motivated, and when I have to force myself out, the first mile is usually not very pleasant, but then I inevitably running at least two more miles than whatever I initially told myself to run because it does end up feeling REALLY good and often fun.
     
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  22. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    run yourselves to the gym and pump iron
     
  23. AgonizingFir

    Currently Distracted Supporter

    i listen to death cab to run from my own troubles, not for medals
     
  24. Kiana

    Goddamn, man child Prestigious

    I've been sick and unable to exercise. Hoping I could start back up today but I'll probably give it another day. So this thread was v evil to read through!!
     
  25. Ferrari333SP

    Prestigious Supporter

    GS:TMT | Speedland

    "Introducing the GS:TMT, our latest footwear collaboration with Ben Gibbard, which pays homage to Tiger Mountain in Issaquah, WA.

    A lifelong Seattleite, Ben Gibbard has garnered worldwide acclaim as the frontman for indie rock band, Death Cab for Cutie. A career musician, Ben is also a passionate and accomplished trail runner, discovering creative inspiration during long runs on his local training ground - the Tiger Mountain Trail (TMT).

    As product designers, we found a kindred spirit in Ben. While we're not musicians, we share a mutual appreciation for the creative process across disciplines -- discovering that building a trail shoe is, in some ways, like writing a song.

    We're honored to bring this to life with Ben, incorporating design details that are authentically his, including a more aggressive lug pattern suitable for the terrain in the PNW.

    Pre-order is open now with delivery expected in August. "

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