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"In 1998, I was overweight and I was seeing this woman,
and I mused aloud that someday I was going to run a marathon.
She burst out laughing. I dumped her, and I ran my first marathon about four months later. Now I just want to see how much more
I can do. How much more wrong can I prove her?"
Keith Dunn, Arlington
"There's just something about having a chance to do something
that almost nobody else has done. The fact that it's so impossible makes you wonder why nobody can do it. I mean, only a few
people in the world have finished this. How many things can
you say that about?"
Ed Furtaw, Pagosa Springs, Colo.
