Worse yet, from Gail's perspective, were Romney elected, she'd have to start each column with a reference to Romney's driving his car with this dog strapped to the roof.
"This is how you practice, strapped to the top of an S.U.V.," she says.
This procedure included the following: feet flat secured to the table with a strap, supported sitting in a 30-degree position, the subject's shoulder girdle strapped to the table, and a sit-up attempt.
If you've ever wanted to see what Anthea Turner looks like writhing around in agony with two broken legs, or what Nicky Clarke looks like strapped to a gurney, this might just be the show for you.
We saw ourselves being strapped to our chairs and this having this vegetable and ham concoction being lovingly poured the down our throats.
I'm not quite sure how Wi-Fi singnals are the significant culprits here — unless they have 50 kids in faraday cages with 802.11G routers strapped to their heads — but this finding is sure to make the rounds of the local evening news tonight ("Something in your living room may be giving your child autism — a Fox 5 Scranton special report tonight at eleven!").
The Punjab warrior king and founder of the Sikh Empire Ranjit Singh, the "Lion of Lahore," was said to have worn the Kohinoor strapped to his bicep — though this may have been unwise, given that according to legend a curse was placed on the diamond in 1306 decreeing that lethal bad luck would befall all men who wore it.
- Or they were concerned about guys like this: one protestor was allegedly arrested with this machete strapped to his leg….
This unit strapped to your chest — in your memoir, "The Wisdom of Big Bird," you jokingly call it an "electronic bra".
Today the basilica looks like a giant Gulliver strapped to an operating table, in this case the rocky hill that rises sharply from the rolling Umbrian plain.
