Angela Quinton @aquinton@computerfairi.es

@alexcox to pre-empt potential questions:

1) I took that photo during a trail race (this is a climb called “Galactic Scheisse”)
2) I live in London, Ontario, Canada, not the London on the Bad European Island
3) I express my queer tackiness through rainbow gradients

It’s #coxmas! @alexcox, please stomp on my screenshots of

1) Lock Screen
2) Home Screen
3) Apple Watch Ultra face

All in middle-of-the-day, non-Focus mode

I think I should get to kiss a werewolf full on the muzzle on this holiday

Conditions outside are too cold and windy for me to want to run much, to say nothing of the monster drifts of powder that would turn things into a slog right away. And yet, I have my first 60km race in less than two months, so training is essential. Thankfully my coach gave me only two easy 1hr runs this weekend, which are simple enough to tackle with #Zwift and my treadmill. #running #ultratraining

@hergaiety God damn what the hell, I'm sorry!

@ultranurd genuine literal LOL

Robert...

You come home from an exhausting day at the office and find a trail of rose petals leading down the dim, warmly-lit hallway. Sensual jazz music is playing somewhere in the distance. You follow the trail to your bedroom, cautiously push open the door, and discover this scene. wyd?

Enjoying some quality time out in the blizzard. We got less snow than I’d hoped, but the wind is something else. #ontariostorm

@TuaoloTheJag this is a power move

@emily Best of luck on the road to full recovery! Even 20 minutes in conditions like these ought to give your recovery a bonus multiplier, video game style. And hell yes to the serenity and mindfulness that comes from being the only person on a trail in severe weather.

I want to get a werewolf bite on my left shoulder, hard enough to sustain a minor collarbone fracture to go with the arc of deep puncture wounds. I want to know that by its very nature, the bite is going to heal itself within a few days, and then do so much more.

@emily I am so grateful that my coach already had me down for an easy week – I only have to go out for a bit tomorrow, facing the same temperatures. Time for traction spikes!