Oscar Pistorius Has No Legs and Still Runs Faster Than You Do
Oscar "Blade Runner" Pistorius made Olympics history today as
the first double amputee runner to compete. He also advanced to
the semifinals, so take that, two-legged runners.  Seriously,
this guy is great. The South African runner had both of his legs
amputated when he was 11 months old. He runs on carbon-fiber
devices called Cheetahs, and he displays the kind of grace and
persistence that make fans swoon.  A loser isn't the person that
gets involved and comes last, but it's the person that doesn't
get involved in the first place. It's a mentality we've always
had. When you start something, you do it properly. The passion
you start something with, you finish it off with.  I mean,
honestly. Just give him all the endorsement deals.  Pistorius'
Cheetahs have received plenty of attention, with debate raging
over whether or not the devices give him an unfair advantage
against runners using their legs. The I.A.A.F., which is the
governing body of track