Wednesday, July 12, 2006
ON A DIFFERENT TOPIC
Hey Spitbull readers, most of you are in Minnesota -- What exactly did this "really flexible" lady do, and how did it violate state law? (Duluth IS in Minnesota, right?)
UPDATE: I am reliably informed by a learned Spitbull reader that the law at issue can be found here, and that there are First Amendment issues, contortion (contorting?, contortionism?) being arguably Constitutionally protected speech.
UPDATE II: I am reliably informed by Warrior Monk that Duluth is in fact in Minnesota, and that "it isn't bad at all," at least in the non-winter months.
UPDATE III: But I am still not informed, reliably or otherwise, what the flexible lady did to offend the local constabulary.
UPDATE: I am reliably informed by a learned Spitbull reader that the law at issue can be found here, and that there are First Amendment issues, contortion (contorting?, contortionism?) being arguably Constitutionally protected speech.
UPDATE II: I am reliably informed by Warrior Monk that Duluth is in fact in Minnesota, and that "it isn't bad at all," at least in the non-winter months.
UPDATE III: But I am still not informed, reliably or otherwise, what the flexible lady did to offend the local constabulary.
2 Comments:
Monk,
You're touching your heel to your forehead at your desk?
Hold that pose! I want to see it.
I'll be upstairs in 2 minutes.
LF
By 
LearnedFoot, at
10:51 AM
I have given this article a lot of thought. (Really, too much thought.) I think that "she could touch her heel to her forehead" means that she can do so taking the long way, so to speak. You know, bending REALLY far backwards.
