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Kevin Piestersen on his way to a 72 not out score overnight. Day 2, Second Test Match, England versus West Indies, Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
An easy way to jazz up hair clips. So cute :)
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My three clips display slapstick comedy at it's best as three of the best acts in the business are shown.
The first video shows Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson). Mr.Bean is a loveable buffoon who turns the most ordinary situations into moments of excruciating embarrassment, This clip shows him at the swimming baths as he is very scared of the diving board, This scene is great due to the nature of his body language and expressions.
The second clip shows the three stooges, an American comedy act of the mid–20th century best known for their numerous short films, This clip shows great use of comedy through fighting, arguments and brotherhood. They are really famous for all their clips due to the way they portray there characters very well, the gestures they use and the way each of them come together make them a great act.
The last clip shows Charlie chaplin, The most prolific man in film industry who revolutionised silent film. Charlie chaplin Is know for his stage presence and has the best body language seen. The clip shown is of him and a lion, even though there is no speech his body language allows the story and scene to be played out perfectly as he does very well in the scene.
Today I'm getting back seriously into biking, since today it has been the warmest day so far, hairless legs it's a proviso!
182/365. 16/3/09.
Another clip from the A.R.M.S. gigs. Stairway to Heaven solo instrumental. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP4QIRu69UE The first time Jimmy had played this song in at least three years, probably longer as it had been dropped from the Led Zeppelin set list towards the end. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck join Jimmy on stage towards the end of this - all three Yardbirds guitarists together. Fantastic.
Jimmy is a bit rusty and misses a few notes in the solo but, really, this is an amazing performance.
Apparently the audience sang along, providing the words - though you can't really hear it on this.