At Leptis Magna, when your mother and I were young, we came across statues of gods with their faces and feet cracked away by vandals.
No one had run a 4-minute mile, hit 61 homers, pole-vaulted 16 feet, high-jumped 7 feet, cracked 10 seconds in the 100-meter dash or put the shot 60 feet.
He then asked us 'What do you hear?' I heard the traffic from miles away and the tree branch under my feet cracking at the same time.
In Kembra's case, she's strapped bowling balls found on the street to her feet, cracked eggs from an otherwise empty fridge on her vulva, and used Grindr to post close-up pictures of her face in blue body paint and a bouffant black wig--which is probably how you recognize her, horny gay men of the East Village.
He noticed a 6-foot crack in a 15-foot column that was supporting the highway.
I had spent the last hour moving my father, like a sandbag, across a two-foot crack in a system of care.
In 1986, Herr became the second person to do a free climb of a 120-foot crack in Washington state called City Park, at the time considered the hardest such climb in the country.
Fordyce said he felt a bone on the top of his foot crack when he tried running from first base to second on a pitch in the dirt during training at Tucson.
To some eyes the 548-foot crack running the length of the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern museum in London may be nothing more than a hole in the floor.
"The Hat Dance," as it came to be called, was complicated by the fact that there was only a one-foot crack to squeeze through at the door, and then you had to step sideways onto a slippery hump of ice.
