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Chump, no point being a Vegan when you are a whorist!!
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Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
I like the last part whom he say"
I will be able to say that no animals had to suffer because of my food choices along the way"
This is what i called advanced human being, unlike primitive meat eating losers who are totally stupid.
I like the last part whom he say"
I will be able to say that no animals had to suffer because of my food choices along the way"
This is what i called advanced human being, unlike primitive meat eating losers who are totally stupid.
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ay tony simi vegans? the other night just saw you jiak mcspicy dbl meal behind your comp now still want to come here gong wu gong bo.. dont throw stones at glass houses 
ps: friendly reminder since we are teamtonychat
btw bros the rest of teamtonychat DO NOT share the same fetish like TONYCHAT for ladyboys
ps: friendly reminder since we are teamtonychat
btw bros the rest of teamtonychat DO NOT share the same fetish like TONYCHAT for ladyboys
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Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
This guy is my idol.
HONG KONG -- The world's oldest marathon runner ran his last race on Sunday at the age of 101.
Fauja Singh finished the Hong Kong marathon's 10-kilometer (6.25-mile) race in 1 hour, 32 minutes, 28 seconds.
Singh, a Sikh with a saffron turban and a flowing white beard, followed the route along the northern lip of Hong Kong island.
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AP Photo/Kin Cheung
Fauja Singh, the world's oldest marathon runner, runs his last race at the age of 101 on Sunday.
He was accompanied by a group from the city's local Sikh community, joining about 72,000 other runners taking part in the marathon.
The Indian-born runner, nicknamed the Turbaned Torpedo, had said that he would hang up his sneakers after the race in the southern Chinese city, just before his 102nd birthday.
"I will remember this day. I will miss it," Singh said minutes after crossing the finish line.
Singh, a great-grandfather, became the oldest man to run a full marathon at Toronto in 2011, at the age of 100. His accomplishment was not recognized by Guinness World Records because he doesn't have a birth certificate to prove his age. Singh has a British passport that shows his date of birth as April 1, 1911, while a letter from Indian government officials states that birth records were not kept in 1911.
"I am feeling a bit of happiness and a bit of sadness mixed together. I am happy that I am retiring at the top of the game but I am sad that the time has come for me to not be part of it," Singh said in a prerace interview. "And there will always be times in the future where I will be thinking, 'Well, I used to do that (running),' " the Punjabi-speaking Singh said through his coach and interpreter, Harmander Singh.
Singh took up running at the age of 89 as a way to get over depression after his wife and son died in quick succession in India. The death in 1994 of his son took a particularly hard toll on Singh because of its grisly nature. Singh and his son, Kuldip, both farmers, were checking on their fields in the middle of a storm when a piece of corrugated metal blown by the wind decapitated Kuldip in front of his father's eyes.
Singh, whose five other children had emigrated, was left all alone. "He didn't think his life was worth living without his son" following the traumatic incident, coach Harmander Singh said. He went to live with his youngest son in London. That's where the sports enthusiast Singh attended tournaments organized by the Sikh community and he took part in sprints. He met some Sikh marathon runners who encouraged him to take up long-distance running. One day he saw a marathon on television for the first time and decided that's what he wanted to do, too.
In 2000, he ran the London marathon, his first, and went on to do eight more. His best time was 5:40 at the 2003 Toronto marathon.
"From a tragedy has come a lot of success and happiness," Singh said before the race as he explained how running has changed his life, allowing an illiterate farmer to travel the world, meet dignitaries and stay in five-star hotels.
Following his retirement from racing, he said he hoped "people will remember me and not forget me." He also wanted people to continue to invite him to events "rather than forget me altogether just because I don't run anymore."
This guy is my idol.
HONG KONG -- The world's oldest marathon runner ran his last race on Sunday at the age of 101.
Fauja Singh finished the Hong Kong marathon's 10-kilometer (6.25-mile) race in 1 hour, 32 minutes, 28 seconds.
Singh, a Sikh with a saffron turban and a flowing white beard, followed the route along the northern lip of Hong Kong island.
[+] Enlarge
AP Photo/Kin Cheung
Fauja Singh, the world's oldest marathon runner, runs his last race at the age of 101 on Sunday.
He was accompanied by a group from the city's local Sikh community, joining about 72,000 other runners taking part in the marathon.
The Indian-born runner, nicknamed the Turbaned Torpedo, had said that he would hang up his sneakers after the race in the southern Chinese city, just before his 102nd birthday.
"I will remember this day. I will miss it," Singh said minutes after crossing the finish line.
Singh, a great-grandfather, became the oldest man to run a full marathon at Toronto in 2011, at the age of 100. His accomplishment was not recognized by Guinness World Records because he doesn't have a birth certificate to prove his age. Singh has a British passport that shows his date of birth as April 1, 1911, while a letter from Indian government officials states that birth records were not kept in 1911.
"I am feeling a bit of happiness and a bit of sadness mixed together. I am happy that I am retiring at the top of the game but I am sad that the time has come for me to not be part of it," Singh said in a prerace interview. "And there will always be times in the future where I will be thinking, 'Well, I used to do that (running),' " the Punjabi-speaking Singh said through his coach and interpreter, Harmander Singh.
Singh took up running at the age of 89 as a way to get over depression after his wife and son died in quick succession in India. The death in 1994 of his son took a particularly hard toll on Singh because of its grisly nature. Singh and his son, Kuldip, both farmers, were checking on their fields in the middle of a storm when a piece of corrugated metal blown by the wind decapitated Kuldip in front of his father's eyes.
Singh, whose five other children had emigrated, was left all alone. "He didn't think his life was worth living without his son" following the traumatic incident, coach Harmander Singh said. He went to live with his youngest son in London. That's where the sports enthusiast Singh attended tournaments organized by the Sikh community and he took part in sprints. He met some Sikh marathon runners who encouraged him to take up long-distance running. One day he saw a marathon on television for the first time and decided that's what he wanted to do, too.
In 2000, he ran the London marathon, his first, and went on to do eight more. His best time was 5:40 at the 2003 Toronto marathon.
"From a tragedy has come a lot of success and happiness," Singh said before the race as he explained how running has changed his life, allowing an illiterate farmer to travel the world, meet dignitaries and stay in five-star hotels.
Following his retirement from racing, he said he hoped "people will remember me and not forget me." He also wanted people to continue to invite him to events "rather than forget me altogether just because I don't run anymore."
Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
This guy fight all odds and live life to the fullest..
Only sinkie losers like that 23 year old security guard, little bit of hard work KPKB...
This 101 year old guy is a great grand father.. only guys got balls and guts then got girls open legs for him.
This guy fight all odds and live life to the fullest..
Only sinkie losers like that 23 year old security guard, little bit of hard work KPKB...
This 101 year old guy is a great grand father.. only guys got balls and guts then got girls open legs for him.
Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
Knn what fuck you talking??! :oIo: last night you were saying you dont even have to energy to erect and poke the ah gua kar chng becos you jiak too much grass. now you want to come bullshit us with your vegan power?! :oIo:
Do you think a meat eating low life can achieve such feat?
Only vegetables gives you this power... Vegetarian Power
Knn what fuck you talking??! :oIo: last night you were saying you dont even have to energy to erect and poke the ah gua kar chng becos you jiak too much grass. now you want to come bullshit us with your vegan power?! :oIo:
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Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
"Bayi CHOPE!"... ha ha ha ha he completed the marathon in 8:25:28, that is what the clock displayed, the only people left are his fellow "bayi's"...ha ha ha ha If he had eaten meat, he would won the marathon in 1hr plus...now you now, why turtles walk so slow...they are vegetarians... heh heh heh
"Bayi CHOPE!"... ha ha ha ha he completed the marathon in 8:25:28, that is what the clock displayed, the only people left are his fellow "bayi's"...ha ha ha ha If he had eaten meat, he would won the marathon in 1hr plus...now you now, why turtles walk so slow...they are vegetarians... heh heh heh
Re: Running at Marathon at age 100... Guess what he eats?
ay team mate maybe you can also start a book call “我吃屎” or “我吃草” sure lumpar 1 top seller in sinkieland
ay team mate maybe you can also start a book call “我吃屎” or “我吃草” sure lumpar 1 top seller in sinkieland
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