Very impressive, but I'll take your violin playing tightrope artist, and raise you by some kid playing the violin while standing on a giant rubber ball and simultaneously hula-hooping. Or how about a different kid, standing on a tower of five skateboards, while juggling machetes?
I, somewhat embarrassingly, can't even work out how to do links in Blogger comment boxes. But the pictures are here: http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/90/1210/1024/Bumbershoot%2006.jpg http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/90/1210/1024/Bumbershoot%2007.jpg
I took this on Upper Street the other day.
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Very impressive, but I'll take your violin playing tightrope artist, and raise you by some kid playing the violin while standing on a giant rubber ball and simultaneously hula-hooping.
Or how about a different kid, standing on a tower of five skateboards, while juggling machetes?
I, somewhat embarrassingly, can't even work out how to do links in Blogger comment boxes. But the pictures are here:
http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/90/1210/1024/Bumbershoot%2006.jpg
http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/90/1210/1024/Bumbershoot%2007.jpg
Wandering through Covent Garden yesterday, I noted the lubricating effect that heavy rain has on the living statues.
All the ones I saw had deserted their plinths and taken shelter in nearby shop doorways.
But was he good enough to warrant a donation?
That's enough Leonard Cohen. Is there anything that man won't do to get attention?
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