Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 21:17     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
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It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.


+1. Among the triathlete community it's a huge major achievement. Like any other bumper sticker, t-shirt or logo, it demonstrates an affiliation or interest. Partly a brag, but also partly self-identification with a particular community of interest. No more or less a brag than having an OBX or Harvard sticker on your car.


These things are all obnoxious.


+1




+2 Iron is a brand and total rip off...Tri's are 1990ish...


So, what's in these days?
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 17:07     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:
It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.


+1. Among the triathlete community it's a huge major achievement. Like any other bumper sticker, t-shirt or logo, it demonstrates an affiliation or interest. Partly a brag, but also partly self-identification with a particular community of interest. No more or less a brag than having an OBX or Harvard sticker on your car.


These things are all obnoxious.


+1


+2 Iron is a brand and total rip off...Tri's are 1990ish...
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 11:07     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.


+1. Among the triathlete community it's a huge major achievement. Like any other bumper sticker, t-shirt or logo, it demonstrates an affiliation or interest. Partly a brag, but also partly self-identification with a particular community of interest. No more or less a brag than having an OBX or Harvard sticker on your car.


These things are all obnoxious.


+1
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 11:06     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.


+1. Among the triathlete community it's a huge major achievement. Like any other bumper sticker, t-shirt or logo, it demonstrates an affiliation or interest. Partly a brag, but also partly self-identification with a particular community of interest. No more or less a brag than having an OBX or Harvard sticker on your car.


These things are all obnoxious.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 11:03     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
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They need to start selling m-dots.


It is a HUGE business for the Ironman corporation.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 08:43     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.


+1. Among the triathlete community it's a huge major achievement. Like any other bumper sticker, t-shirt or logo, it demonstrates an affiliation or interest. Partly a brag, but also partly self-identification with a particular community of interest. No more or less a brag than having an OBX or Harvard sticker on your car.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 08:25     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
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Anonymous wrote:like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see


Hater. Don't have anything to brag about? If someone does an Ironman I think they should scream it from the rooftops.


i don't have aneed to brag


Have you done an Ironman?

I have done a half, and am not a bragger, but I sure as heck will get myself an MDot if I ever do an Ironman!


They need to start selling m-dots.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2014 08:07     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see


Hater. Don't have anything to brag about? If someone does an Ironman I think they should scream it from the rooftops.


i don't have aneed to brag


It's also just a sign of something that person is interested in and participates in. I would bet you have some type of symbol somewhere that would lead people to conclusions about your interests, hobbies, or likes. Some people have dog stickers, peace stickers, or stickers of charities they support. Let's not forget the college license plate covers and stickers. My child is a honor student sticker. Oh and magnets from all of the local schools.

Also, in the clothes you wear or things you carry? You don't have any tees or sweatshirts from college? You are seemed offended when the only thing I can think for a reason to be offended is jealousy.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 21:45     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see


Hater. Don't have anything to brag about? If someone does an Ironman I think they should scream it from the rooftops.


i don't have aneed to brag


Have you done an Ironman?

I have done a half, and am not a bragger, but I sure as heck will get myself an MDot if I ever do an Ironman!
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 11:01     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see


Hater. Don't have anything to brag about? If someone does an Ironman I think they should scream it from the rooftops.


i don't have aneed to brag
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 10:59     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Anonymous wrote:like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see


Hater. Don't have anything to brag about? If someone does an Ironman I think they should scream it from the rooftops.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 10:57     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
like the 26.2 stickers the 13.1 or the stick figure thigns all stupid, nobody cares what you did but some people need to have some sort of that a boy for everyone to see
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 10:52     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
I had no idea.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 10:42     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
Yep. It means someone has ran an ironman. Many people get them on their ankle tattooed too.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2014 10:36     Subject: Do you know what an M-dot is?
A red (usually) M with a dot over it. I saw it on a car recently and just learned it is called an M-dot and it is the Ironman logo. Just wondering if others like me didn't know what that was.