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Fueling the Buffs
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Could be either KO or Gilbert or Gillam. Some other guys would fit, but those are the guys I'd say are most likely.
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I sure hope this dietician is considered a valuable recruiting asset. On so many levels, what she is providing is much more substantive than any uniform design will ever be.
I was with her through the entire three articles, but then in the very last section she doles out advice for the rest of us. Which is fine until the very last paragraph, when she recommends minimizing alcohol intake.
Burn her, she's a witch!
Seriously though, good work and interview; thanks for sharing.
Burn her, she's a witch!
Seriously though, good work and interview; thanks for sharing.
:lol:
Oh yeah?! Well, what if we had our uniforms designed and sponsored by Hi-Liter brand?! Tell me that wouldn't bring in more recruits than any of this "substantive" flim-flam you're alluding to!
And this isn't just some wild idea I have. Apparently, CU's champion XC program is going to be a test program for this. Recruits will be flocking to Boulder.
Oh yeah?! Well, what if we had our uniforms designed and sponsored by Hi-Liter brand?! Tell me that wouldn't bring in more recruits than any of this "substantive" flim-flam you're alluding to!
And this isn't just some wild idea I have. Apparently, CU's champion XC program is going to be a test program for this. Recruits will be flocking to Boulder.
This would be good if the outfits were translucent like actual hi-lite ink.