Mr. Griffin. You are indicating about a foot long?
Mr. Senator. Approximately about a foot square.
Mr. Griffin. A foot square?
Mr. Senator. Approximately about a foot square, and on the bottom of it—this is a compressed thing. I don’t know if you call it a compressed board, or what you call it. There was a compression. Then on the bottom of it it had, I believe, a steel roller with ballbearings in it, on the bottom, so the thing could revolve. Under that was another piece of staple, where it was staple. In other words, it had to hold the weight of an individual.
Mr. Griffin. This was something that you would lean up against?
Mr. Senator. No, no. It was on the floor, and you just got on it like that, and you go—I am not a good exhibit for a twister.
Mr. Griffin. In other words, you would stand on this board?
Mr. Senator. Yes, you would stand on it.
Mr. Griffin. You wouldn’t put it up against your back, or anything?
Mr. Senator. No.