"Born to Run" part of a Senate Filibuster...

[miker]

Well, I guess now bfr is part of the permanent congressional record... ;-)

http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/local/politics/2011/04/expect_lots_of_shin_splints_ne.html

 

[Barefoot TJ]

I saw this earlier, but I

I saw this earlier, but I don't get the connection, what he said that made them rethink their stance on undocumented students and what McDougall wrote about running shoes causing injuries. A very poorly written article.

 

[miker]

TJ, I "think" that the

TJ, I "think" that the purpose of a filibuster is to take up time. He could have read anything, or talked about anything. I think they just have to keep talking.

The reason you couldn't make a connection...is that there isn't one. ;-)

 

[sole_foot]

Our tax dollars at work! 

Our tax dollars at work! Here is the problem on both sides of the aisle. If their lips are moving they think they are actually doing something.

 

[Joshh]

Dismal stuff.

Dismal stuff.:tired:

 

[stomper]

fwiw, it's in a STATE

fwiw, it's in a STATE legislature. so this time it's not the US congress being productive..

 

[Barefoot TJ]

Or rather, unproductive.

Or rather, unproductive.

 

[Barefoot TJ]

Now, if they would have said

Now, if they would have said that they were going to ban all boat anchor running shoes from the face of the earth, then whoo-hoo, that's PROductivity!

 

[mokaman]

Reading an interesting

Reading an interesting running book would be better than what they do 99.99% of the time...so that was a win!

 

[pbarker]

Maybe not just wasted time. I

Maybe not just wasted time. I am sure someone in government is thinking about how the shoe industry has been selling products that have been potentially crippling people.