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Hello
I would like to send a massive thank you to all of the staff, marshalls and every other buggar that assisted with the event on Sunday you all deserve more praise than I possibly know how to give.
Once again it was flawless and I had a fabulous time. I do believe it was my 7th Tough Guy and I shall be back in January as I am a glutten for punishment.
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Mr Mouse and all your excellent helpers
just a quick note to thank you for a great event yesterday.
All your volunteers were great and all my team thoroughly enjoyed the
experience. I think the newbies are keen to try the winter toughguy.
Thanks again and hope to be back in January 2010 |
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Yohimbe!
Check out this stowaway i found in my shoe when getting changed after Tough Guy last weekend!! The little fella was still alive too! surely the worlds toughest fish!?
Cheers
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HI all,
I once again took part in one of the best days in my life under your care and awesome course. I had an excellent day and would like to thank you and all the team who make it possible. Toughguy 08 was awesome the course was a rale test of ability and courage. I really liked some of the new obstacles and took plessure in testing myself once again.
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Just a quick note of congratulations for a superb Tough Guy yesterday. As a 10 year veteran (my application form for 2009 is already in the post), I still haven't found anything else that comes close to the unique experience of Tough Guy. Keep up the good work Mr Mouse.
PS. please feed the crocodiles next year, the little buggers nipped me on my arse yesterday. |
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I just wanted to say thank you for yesterday
I had the most amazing day - can't believe how much I enjoyed myself
And it was all so well organised
Can't wait til next year
PS: Are you aware that's today's Metro newspaper has reported that out of 5000 runners there was no winner as no one finished lol |
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thanks for another great day, I made loads of new pals and as usual the comradery was there. I know loads of things are written on how tough these courses are and what makes them tough, but I feel it should be said that one of the things that make it more achievable is the help and support of your fellow toughies on the day, all being there to help one another on.
my best to you Mr Mouse and your family (team) |
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Dear Mr Mouse,
I would like to thank you and your marshals in general for the splendid entertainment on Sunday and in particular those marshals and St John's ambulance staff who rescued me so efficiently from the bottom of Viagra Falls (where it turned out I had fractured my fibula) and took care of me afterwards. Despite the fact that I will be in plaster for the next 6 weeks I don't regret it for a second and will be back to compete again soon though probably not in a year when I am planning to run the London Marathon (it is no problem to defer my number to next year so no major harm done)!
Thanks for running a great event and issuing me with a medal despite not quite being able to get across the last few yards under my own steam. |
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To Mr Mouse and all involved it making Sunday a success
I am South African and my partner, Derek, is Irish. We've both travelled to many places and seen many things...but nothing like Tough Guy!
For the last month I haven't been able to sleep. I have been so excited about competing in the Tough Guy Challenge! My partner and I competed on Sunday for the first time and it was something we will be talking about for years to come!
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Dear All
WOW! What a truly amazing experience! I know that standing waiting for the 'off' shortly before 11am on Sunday January 27th I was thinking many things, mostly 'What the f*!@ was I thinking? I must have taken leave of my senses' and that I had the look of a terrified turkey on Christmas Eve, that a painful and certain death was imminent, who would have thought within the hour, whilst being knee deep in freezing cold water, or throwing myself over walls, under net, and eventually through blazing flames, that I would be having so much fun?!
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Just a quick mail to say thanks to the organisers, marshals, st johns, and helpers who made the event really fantastic - have never been so glad to see a cup of hot chocolate before in my life !!
Unique experience in this current age of nanny state - wear goggles when you play conkers - world.
Thanks again - and see you at the next one. |
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