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clevermanka) wrote2013-11-21 09:55 am
Wiggle room
Regarding yesterday's post about the awesome SCIENCE WOMEN I wanted to point out that squeezing through a tiny space is not that big of a deal if you're moderately flexible and not claustrophobic. The squeeze they were talking about was seven inches at the smallest point, not seven inches in diameter width! I mean width. The hole was irregular, as you could see in the video. I can easily fit through a space that's nine inches at the narrowest point and I am not a small girl.

It just takes a bit of wiggling. And determination.
I think I've figured out the theme for the collage I'll be putting on my 2014 planner. This year's was Rick Genest. Next year will feature shirtess Tom Hiddleston. Swear to god, at this point I don't care if the movie is absolute crap. I would pay my ticket price just to stare at a still of that image on the big screen for two hours.

My body wasn't sure it was ready for last night's squat session, but we made it through! Sixty pounds was a lot heavier than fifty-five, let me tell you. On the fourth set I had to re-rack the bar and rest for a couple breaths to finish the last of both types (front and back squats). My legs were Jell-O afterward, but they're not too bad today. Maybe it'll hit tomorrow. Or maybe they're acclimating. That would be fantastic.
Check out this dog.



It just takes a bit of wiggling. And determination.
I think I've figured out the theme for the collage I'll be putting on my 2014 planner. This year's was Rick Genest. Next year will feature shirtess Tom Hiddleston. Swear to god, at this point I don't care if the movie is absolute crap. I would pay my ticket price just to stare at a still of that image on the big screen for two hours.

My body wasn't sure it was ready for last night's squat session, but we made it through! Sixty pounds was a lot heavier than fifty-five, let me tell you. On the fourth set I had to re-rack the bar and rest for a couple breaths to finish the last of both types (front and back squats). My legs were Jell-O afterward, but they're not too bad today. Maybe it'll hit tomorrow. Or maybe they're acclimating. That would be fantastic.
Check out this dog.



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I wondered why people thought of it as diameter rather than width.
You know that we are all going to see what width of a space we can fit through now, LOL? I couldn't do your cabinet trick at all.
IIRC you can do that weird thing with flipping a cane completely over your body from front to back holding on with both hands.
I swear you can dislocate your bones, LOL.
Or you just have tiny bones.
(you do, you know!)
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I do have tiny bones, and yes, I'm flexible and fearless about getting stuck. That helps, for sure. But it's not like the women scientists were freakishly small is my point, here. I mean, I can't fold up my hips like I can fold up my shoulders!
Oh, and: You know that we are all going to see what width of a space we can fit through now, LOL?
PICS! PICS!
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I'll see if I can fit behind the water heater, that's a small enough squeeze for comparison. I dunno, I had a panic attack in an MRI, so I'm not all that willing to try a cupboard.
I do know from experience that I'd have to have a spot a bit wider to wriggle up or down to, or endure a painful and slowly self-inflicted mammogram.
Like a cat decides if he can fit by his whiskers, it's my boobs that determine my willingness to squeeze into an opening, haha!
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Ha! Yes, and mine is my ass.
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FYI, Berger,who led the expedition called for "tiny and small, specialised cavers and spelunkers with excellent archaeological, palaeontological and excavation skills".
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I have decided I have a very nice ass though. :)
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*dithers about for a bit*
Yeah, that movie could be 90 minutes of him and Tilda Swinton sitting in chairs smoking cigarettes and I'd be perfectly happy. Actually, that sounds like a GREAT idea.
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Also, I am that dog.
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Also that dog!
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LIKE THAT DOG IS FREE TO WIGGLE ABOUT!