It is said that death is the fate of all

It is said that death is the fate of all warriors, but is fate ever truly set in stone?

Or is it rather stone that is set in fate? In that case, could it be that fate is the death of all warriors? Or even that warriors are the death of fate? Sometimes I ponder

Basic instinct would argue against that I think we can all agree. What would the slow leg raise be saying about Fate or mortality?

Professor Loomis via Twitter suggests that the leg raise should not be the takeaway. What do the legs frame in the shot? Also something about mitigation.

Personally, I thought that the legs were the whole point. The legs were always the point. What could be more important than a pair of beautiful legs, hairy or smooth, enveloping

the one area that is more important than a pair of legs...the butt...bum...buttocks...hiney...whatever it is you want to call it. The heart-shaped two rounded prominence bouncing

at the base of one's spine is an attraction for either gender. It is an equal opportunity turn-on. After this was established, the rich and vapid began to have buttocks attached to

Their feet, at least for a year. Then the toes rebelled one by one until the toes were flying like gnats. But they literally got away with murder when they recruited the fingers.

And that, fellow reader, is the true story of an Anatomy of a Murder. Flying gnat-like Toes, and greasy cat-like Fingers, itchy fingers, itchy trigger-happy fingers...life is good!