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[quote=Anonymous]NP here and I am very impressed by anyone who can do an Ironman and have no trouble understanding or saying more power to the person who displays the M-dot on their car.  And yep I get that once you've told the world you ARE a particular type of person (the type who has completed an Ironman, for example) that this in and of itself becomes incentive to live up to the sticker--to keep in shape.  Very smart.

I do want to say, though, in reference to a PP, that there are individuals that do not have stickers on our cars, or tattoos or brands on their clothing to advertise their inclusion or affiliation with a particular sport or interest or group.  So, for example, if my pants are some fashionable brand it's probably an accident--they were just the pair that looked good when I was picking out pants.  Or if I do adhere to a particular pair of shorts, it's because I bought one and it was comfortable so I bought four more.

I don't go out of my way to not brand myself, either (meaning, I'm not branding myself as part of the non-branding group of people.  I don't eschew brands or stickers, just don't gravitate toward them)  [/quote]

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