Biblically accurate marathon
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2025
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He's just built different
I beat my previous record
I think the Flash has a new secret identity.
Goku forgot to turn off fitness tracking while in battle
Strava is the best for this. 
~~(I still don't understand how to load images here)~~
This is more about the weird pathing and not the distance, but here's what it looks like when I have a bouldering session. Apparently I spend a lot of time outside and pass through walls.
22m elevation during a boulder session? Pick up the slack jeez.
Kind of goes haywire when cell signal drops out. Might be in a brick or concrete building? Mine was in an area of the mountains where using the phone was doomed. I've been using a garmin since and it never does this. In a pinch, I used my phone on a hike the other day, and next to big boulder, it did the same thing you're showing, sent and impossibly straight line up a mountain.
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Thanks. Edited it. Works!
Also you can add a text description of the image between the brackets if you'd like. It helps blind people.
Oh, so it becomes alt text? That's brilliant. It just disappeared but I didn't realize what happened. Or I'm misunderstanding ~~(not seeing the text)~~. Nope, I see it if I click on show source.
Also, some apps like Voyager will show the alt text as a caption when you open the image.
That's what I was expecting. Have to check that out. Thanks.
When you forgot to turn off location spoofing:
Was he trying to reverse time to save Lois Lane?
Chris aka Barry Allen?
Maths guy, how long would it take barry to cover this distance?
Fractions of a fraction of a second. Barry can run much much faster than light and at light speed this distance would take ~1.6 seconds.
Edit: corrected my incorrect math because i read mi as meters
This is clearly a comma-is-thousands number of miles (as is consistent with places that use miles).
It's 1.66 seconds at light speed.
Yeah, I read mi as m at first. Doesn't really change the statement since Barry can run trillions of times faster than light.
Also, Barry in the TV series saying, "Mach 20 is not a thing"