Do you think charlie chaplin could defy gravity.like michael jackson.?



I think charlie chaplin in the roller skating ring is where mj got the idea for moon walking
Charlie Chaplin is very cool
is it true that Lincoln guy (that real one they meet later in movie, not clone we see from start) was inspired by Tom Cruise? hi lizzie<br><br>trampolining is not a very well studied form of exercise so i can&#39;t really say how it compares to running or cycling or aerobics or any other cardio exercise. i must confess that i am not convinced that trampolining alone will offer a very effective form of cardio training to become fit. i believe that the intensity that you get from trampolining is very difficult to raise to the sorts of levels you could easily to in running, cycling etc. and for that reason, i don&#39;t believe it is as effective a weight loss or fitness tool as these activities. having said that, i do believe that it could be part of a well balanced exercise routine, because it offers basically no impact and certain exercises that are good for balance, flexibility and to a lesser extent fitness. however, i do think that you should consider making trampolining part of, rather than the the focus of training.<br><br>if you do decide this, then i would suggest that you folow one of the programmes on the following website:<br><br>http://www.health24.com/fitness/getting\_started/16-474-488,24069.asp<br><br>good luck my dad tries walking to a rhythm or to a beat. it bypasses some circuitry in his brain and gets him out of the freeze. doorways and turns are especially tricky for him. his physical therapist taught him to say/think "inside the box" (his walker), "stand up straight," and "focal point." this helps him to "reset" and try again when he gets stuck. he has been improving with this strategy. we also say "prancing pony" to make him laugh and remind him to take big steps. hope this helps. off the top of my head i'd say kreia, from knights of the old republic 2. ravel puzzlewell with force powers is a scary, scary thought. hey jillian, this question cracks me up! i just love hearing from you, jillian! although i can't say that i have personal experience with this matter, i feel confident in saying no... i don't think he will lose his teeth on rockin' roller coaster. beware...rockin' roller coaster is known for causing deep belly laughter, wide-mouthed screaming, and ear to ear smiling but in all honesty, as long as he uses bonding adhesive with those pearly whites, i think he'll be just fine! your trip is getting closer every day! i'm getting excited for you!!! -amanda f. (1) woodrow wilson (b) policy of self-decision (2) dr vikram sarabhai (a) india’s space research (3) dr a. p. j. abdul kalam (d) father of indian missile programmes the nerves would be different for the hands and feet. see more... is kavita me kavyitri ne manushya ko aashavadi bane rehne ka
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sootra hai hi lynn, you and your boys are going to a great time at walt disney world. the parks have so much to offer the whole family, including young boys. at the magic kingdom you can fly over london and see captain hook on peter pan's flight. or look out for captain jack sparrow on the classic attraction, pirates of the caribbean. when i was a young boy, i spent hours exploring the trails, bridges and caves on tom sawyer's island. take the short trip across the rivers of america and watch as the kids run and play in this huge outdoor adventureland. if you want to sit down and have fun you can catch mickey's philharmagic for some 3-d fun with donald duck. the kids seem to really enjoy this magical entertainment. as you can tell, the parks have so many fun options for you and the boys. now, the average temperatures in february at the parks ranges from the the mid 70's during the day to the low 50's at night. this is where you might want to think about packing that extra layer of clothing, just in case. even a little warm hat at night can make a huge difference when it gets chilly. i think i got it.

thanks for your help richard.