The Systematic Draining of America's Economy, Culture, and Pride.
Want to write a Hollywood blockbuster? Just follow a proven formula and you are all but guaranteed to be holding an Oscar on stage thanking your eighth grade teacher for her “inspiration.”
Although in the last several years I think the “formula” was just remaking a movie that has not been seen for a while or adding another sequel.
Yes, before we are subjected to a new version of The Breakfast Club
I thought I could hold my breath under water for a long time. Apparently I am nothing compared to Peter Colat.
Colat just broke the world record for holding his breath under water. His time? 19 minutes and 21 seconds.
That means if Colat recorded any 30-minute show on television he could watch it on DVR (without commercials) in one breath.
Colat said that “felt the need to breath around the 12 minute mark.”
Wow. Really? I thought there would be more to it.
I decided to research what it takes to be a professional hold-your-breath athlete. Here is what I found…
I’m Out…maybe they have a professional guy-who-runs-the-stopwatch-for-other-guys athlete?
In going through some old blogs I was amazed that I somehow forgot to share this video. It is a video speech of Jonathan Harris. Jonathan writes interesting programs that search the Internet for glimpses of the human condition. [Read more...]
I didn’t want to leave anyone wondering what had happen since my post June 30th on the Hadron Collider. [Read more...]
Sure eight Gold Medals in the same Olympics has never been done before.
Sure Phelps shattered Mark Spitz’s seven gold medals
Sure he is the poster child for swimmers around the world.
I still think his greatest “performance” is the ability to eat 12,000 calories a day and look like he does. Ready to start the new “Phelps” eating plan? Although I am not certain what he actually eats, give this a shot for your daily 12,000 calories…
Breakfast (McDonalds) – 10 Egg McMuffins
Lunch (Dominos) – 2 Deep Dish Feast Pizzas
Dinner (McDonalds) – 12 Big Macs
Oh yea, be sure to get in about 5 million laps in the pool at some point during all that!
Submitted by several Slow Bleed readers for the Friday Fluff….(the group is called Pilobolus).
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