If You Can Watch
this guy and not smile at least once, I'll send you a dollar:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zlfKdbWwruY
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
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7 comments:
Your money is safe. I am still working on that dance move.
that brought tears to my eyes
I think I'll give you a dollar for that one.
It was great.
In fact, after the day I've had I thought I'd be tough to crack...but him dancing in montreal in that rain made me laugh out loud.
Thanks for this Dave!
I will collect the dollar. I was too busy trying to figure out how that guy managed to travel to all those spots while I was sitting here working. (or ratherthanworking)
I thought it was awesome! And yes I smiled...almost through the entire thing.
Peace!
I saw this over at Flights the other day, and liked it very much there.
My comment to Shawn was that the only thing that would have made it better, in my opinion, was if at the end everyone who danced in the video all came together someplace. But the trouble is, where? Any place you choose would negate the whole "one world-ness" value of the piece as it stands now.
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