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Old 05-03-2014, 06:19 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by KyBunnies View Post
Any one who has served in the Armed Forces has went thru hell the people in a mud run will never experience. I am from the south and never heard of this. I would say it is either a redneck or hillybilly thing. Since I am in Kentucky and live on a farm most people consider me both. Never heard of a mudder run.

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Well, reading even the opening part of the book might give some insight into that, but I can't bring myself even to download the book.

I can't believe that I just did this, but I googled "mudder" and there were quite a few hits, including for a Wikipedia article on "Tough Mudder." Honestly, I don't want to read or know any more about it, but just scanning the article, it appears that it was started by the Brits, of all people, picked up by armed forces, and in the United States Northerners (not rednecks or hillbillies as I, too, would have thought, KyBunnies) have been/were the early adopters.

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