My first YouTube Video

[Stephen K]

Today I made my first youtube video - juggling three balls!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9MiCLoUpvw

I made this video at Vincenzo Family Hotel, Tinos island, Greece. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxY44rL3ks

[Ngawang Drolma.]

[woini]

Now do it levitating and then you can come here to Las Vegas and have a show.

[Stephen K]

Tomorrow I may make a video with me doing a keepie-uppie (juggling a soccer ball).

[Ben]

Nice work Stefan!
I can't wait for the sequel!

[Peter]

He inspired me to post a video of my own: ta da

[Ben]

Great video, Peter!

[Ngawang Drolma.]

He inspired me to post a video of my own: ta da

[Jechbi]

This is not me:

[cooran]

Surely this is harder than studying, getting quals, and finding a 'real' job.

Were there any men in white coats lurking about?
And what about the Boys in Blue?



metta
Chris

[thornbush]

My kamma for now is such that I can only juggle two. I would have to be a Sotapanna to handle all 3 AND levitate while doing that

[Stephen K]

For those who want to learn to juggle three balls:

http://www.frontiernet.net/~steve_glimpse/juggle1.html

and

http://www.thejimshow.com/juggle/

[Jechbi]

Oblong man killed in tragic chainsaw-juggling accident

OBLONG, Ill. (Wires) -- Family and friends are mourning the death of a 23-year-old Oblong man following a May 23 chainsaw-juggling accident.

Luke Edward Brawley, known to his friends as "Lucky," was electrocuted when a severed power line fell on him as he was performing his unique act for family and friends during a gathering in his back yard.

Brawley, an unemployed hair stylist, had been building a career as a clown and had recently performed at a number of childrens' birthday parties.

"He was a great juggler, a nice guy. I can't believe it," said neighbor Amanda Robinson.

Robinson said she often would see Brawley practicing his act, juggling things like tennis balls, bowling pins and large paint cans.

"I think he started juggling chainsaws a few months ago, and he was getting pretty good at it," Robinson said. "He still had most of his fingers. But he never gave up. How many of us can say that?"

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[Stephen K]

Tomorrow I may make a video with me doing a keepie-uppie (juggling a soccer ball).

As promised:

[Peter]

Wow! I can kick it twice and then it shoots off into the distance. That's cause I'm an American and ignorant of the ways of the soccer ball.