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To: testforecho
I don't think I would do Tae-Bo, if that's what you had in mind...
To: testforecho
Your stretching should be OK..... unless you place a rug on the floor, face East, get on your knees and stretch your back muscles up and down. In that case, you're on your own.
To: testforecho
As long as you keep your clothes on you should be ok.
To: testforecho
Whenever I fly, I do wind sprints towards the cabin area. I run right at the cabin. There's this power-energy bar I eat, called the Oak Bar. It's yummy. So I will usually scream "I Love Oak Bar" but with my New York accent it sounds like "AhLa AkBah!"
So there I am, sprinting to the cabin yelling "AhLa AkBah" carrying a Bic disposable razor I intend to shave with after my wind sprints.
So far, no problems.
To: testforecho
Don't do it. Don't do it until it is the bottom of the 7th.
40 posted on
11/20/2001 3:59:58 PM PST by
mjf
To: testforecho
I've been stretching back by the lavatories for a few years now. Besides an inquisitive glance or two, nobody's busted my chops.
41 posted on
11/20/2001 4:22:51 PM PST by
Tymesup
To: testforecho
You must stretch.
If you don't the terrorists will have won...
To: testforecho
Well, I can't leave everyone hanging. Very few crowds today. Other people making connnections said there were long lines elsewhere. No problems stretching mid flight - no gang tackling, etc, etc. :)
To: testforecho
Here's a good in-flight stretch for you: drop to your knees, face Mecca, and bow several times. Help stretch your diaphragm by loudly yelling "OOLOOLOOLOOLOOLOO!" The airlines and the FAA would, of course, protect your right to do so (and then profile some more grandmothers)... you'll just have to do the second stage of the exercise after the plane lands: sprinting past your fellow passengers through baggage claim and out to your car. =^)
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