Originally posted by lolofGood one! Least someone's on their game today. Go Sweden!
I don't know if this contribution belongs to Culture or Sports, so I put it here:
Beethoven Synphony No 5 as a sporting event.
I missed some words here and there but I'm sure you won't. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0vHpeUO5mw
Originally posted by lolofI have mixed feelings about this one. 🙂 🙁
I don't know if this contribution belongs to Culture or Sports, so I put it here:
Beethoven Synphony No 5 as a sporting event.
I missed some words here and there but I'm sure you won't. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0vHpeUO5mw
It is funny, but I like Beethoven too much to give it a thumbs up.
Originally posted by HandyAndyYes, I know what you mean, but to me Bethooven is the background-music, and I merely concentrate on the two very funny guys commenting this strange event. And perhaps, because I'm Swedish, they are even funnier - to me they are so "American", and I mean it in a good way.
I have mixed feelings about this one. 🙂 🙁
It is funny, but I like Beethoven too much to give it a thumbs up.
I'm glad you all took the time to listen to this piece of entertainment. 🙂
Originally posted by lolofThe right spelling too... 😉
Yes, I know what you mean, but to me Beethoven is the background-music, and I merely concentrate on the two very funny guys commenting this strange event. And perhaps, because I'm Swedish, they are even funnier - to me they are so "American", and I mean it in a good way.
I'm glad you all took the time to listen to this piece of entertainment. 🙂
Originally posted by lolofDo you enjoy Victor Borge? Another musical satirist with a deft touch.
Yes, I know what you mean, but to me Beethoven is the background-music, and I merely concentrate on the two very funny guys commenting this strange event. And perhaps, because I'm Swedish, they are even funnier - to me they are so "American", and I mean it in a good way.
I'm glad you all took the time to listen to this piece of entertainment. 🙂
Originally posted by HandyAndyYes I do - very much! I love his sense of humour. He was a brilliant musician but he soon realised that they were so many of those that he had to find his own way to amuse people. I don't listen to his music so much on those occasions, I just love him to see him perform.
Do you enjoy Victor Borge? Another musical satirist with a deft touch.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyOkay, you can copy. Now, can you comprehend?
"I have mixed feelings about this one.
It is funny, but I like Beethoven too much to give it a thumbs up"
handy
You suggested that I tell lolof what I do like.
I like the Schickele satire and I really like Beethoven's 5th Symphony.
What seems to be your problem?
Originally posted by lolofMe too. A lot of his classic acts are still available on YouTube.
Yes I do - very much! I love his sense of humour. He was a brilliant musician but he soon realised that they were so many of those that he had to find his own way to amuse people. I don't listen to his music so much on those occasions, I just love him to see him perform.
And be careful.. don't trip over that monkey wrench.
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Originally posted by lolof"I hope you appreciate this"
I don't know if this contribution belongs to Culture or Sports, so I put it here:
Beethoven Synphony No 5 as a sporting event.
I missed some words here and there but I'm sure you won't. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0vHpeUO5mw
A Watcher
The mail doesn't come
and doesn't come.
The mail doesn't come.
It's three o'clock, I've been
downstairs to check, and up again,
and down and up — it
doesn't come.
Incognito in the little shops
is how I want to go.
And in and out
about the neighbourhood,
observing unobserved.
And yet I long, I long.
Long to be known, and know
by Robyn Sarah