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Comments and Questions for the Racers
walkingpneumonia:
Here's a question that I'm asking on behalf of the next crop of TAR racers.
Is there one thing that you wish you had carried with you on the race?
Has to be something that would pass WRP's inspection.
Granola bars?
Extra batteries for your flashlight?
An "I Love RFF" t-shirt?
redskevin88:
Hey is Luke Adams here?? Can I ask you a few questions about the race?
1) What was in like when Phil told you you won Leg 1?
2) Were you tempted to give up in Russia with the Chekov roadblock?
3) Were you scared when your mom collapsed in Phuket?
4) What happened when Kisha/Jen pushed you in Guilin? Did you apologize afterward...?
Thanks
PS: I'm your biggest biggest fan... congratulations :jumpy:
TARAsia Fan:
To any racer, was there a fear of running out of money on any particular leg? What did you have to do in order to make the money last for the leg?
Andrew from DanDrew:
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--- Quote from: autowil on May 13, 2009, 04:55:31 AM ---Wow Andrew from TAR Season 13!! And Toni is here!!
Here question for Andrew:
Hi Andrew,
Is so interesting to see you and Dan in the race.. How was the Army Task? You 2 keep changing the task.. Is it very pressure to see teams left, and you 2 still stuck?
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The army task was very frusturating all around. At first I struggled to wrap cloth around my feet which was required before we put the boots on. The cloth acted as a sock for the boots. Apparently Ken and Nick struggled with the cloth as well and I think the problem was that the cloth was simply too small for my feet (I am a size 12, larger than average). After switching tasks and realizing that the outfit was required for both detour tasks, I finally successfully wrapped the cloth around my foot however, the second time I grabbed a different piece of cloth and it happened to fit. Another frusturating thing I should note, my outfit was WAYYYYY too small for my body. I couldnt even zip up the pants and buttom them. Luckily, the jacket portion covered the waist as well as the large belt we were wearing. I could not understand how it was so undersized because production took every measurment of me that was possible. And if anything, I had lost weight since the measurements were taken. Dan's marching might have been the talk of the town that day but I wasn't off to a great start either.
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Thanks Andrew!! You Rock!
Yah i saw the eppy where you will struggle with the boots..
I think the most memorable was Dan marching which make us laugh.. Oh and his Dancing.. Haha..
Oh one more qns, About the dancing speed bump, how long was is? And also which team you all were friends with after Race? And about the Electrical Pipe Line Detour in India, how long was you 2 and Kelly and Christy there? Seem like you 4 stuck there for long..
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The dancing took about 10 minutes. I really enjoyed it, I knew it would be great TV. After the race I'd say most of the racers were friendly with me. Last summer after the race took place, I visited Terence, Sarah and Nick while I was in NYC. Dan and I very always pretty close with Nick, Starr, Ken, and Tina. I have also met up with Mark on a few occasions since we aren't too far apart geographically.
We worked on the wire detour in Delhi for about 90 minutes. We finished just ahead of K and C and we beat them to the mat by about 20 minutes. Tina saved our asses by telling us what to do because honestly, we just didn't see the small tags. It sure is frusturating to look back on it and realize that we couldn't see them after so many times pacing up and down that street.
ImANewUser:
Hey Andrew. :D Just asking: Were Kelly & Christy there watching you guys perform the Speed Bump?
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