[QUOTE="DigitalExile"]You are the spitting image of Holden Caulfield.

I read "Catcher in the Rye" once, but it was a LONG time ago, and I remember pretty much nothing about it.

So...I'm not quite sure what this means. Is this a good thing, or a bad thing?

Force-lightning them.auron_16

Short version: the modern human evolves after meeting the alien monolith just like the apes evolved in the prologue. I never understood why people say the baby is giant. It's a symbolic image and was handled badly, but there's no way in hell that baby is bigger than a regular baby. The book further explains that Dave turns into a god-like creature that will supervise the human evolution.

Baranga

Also, the reason David becomes a "Baby" in space is to symbolise humanity's "youngness" or adolesence or inexperience in the universe. As humanity becomes more adept at interacting in the universe, then he will begin to grow into a teenager -> adult -> etc.

As long as it's a women's prison, sure.

I remember I was able to do a split such that the bottom of my forearms could touch the floor.

Another stretch to try is kind of hard to explain, but here goes - sit "Indian style" but with the soles of your feet touching each other and pulled as close as possible to your body. First see if you can push your knees to the floor. Then try and bend down and touch your chest to your ankles/shins.

I'd post a video about what I am talking about but I don't want people to lol. Let me try and find a pic :P