...and now, for something a little different?

[Khunajawdge]

 

[Old Michael]

Fantastic!

Loved it George. Thanks for that.

 

[Dudewado]

Was that T-Rex in the red shirt?

 

[madjackdog]

What fun!

 

[Tyler]

That was very cool... I loved how the bystanders got into it... stopping the "mundane" and enjoying the spur of the moment! B)

 

[Hit the Road Jack]

They were obviously all smoking hash!

 

[SockMonkey]

Belgians. Figures... They share a border with the Dutch.

 

[FJRBluesman]

Sound of Music! Crap! I was expecting something funny from Monty Python....

 

[SacramentoMike]

Me, I loved it. Hilarious. Not to hijack your thread, George, but ever see this one?

 

[LDRydr]

Brilliant! Too bad you'd never see something like this in the U.S. And if you somehow did it would be set to some stoopid rap tune.

A better version, with many more camera shots, including some of the crowd's reaction, is

 

[Philip V]

THAT WAS GREAT :clapping: Thanks for the laugh :yahoo:

 

[Khunajawdge]

Me, I loved it. Hilarious. Not to hijack your thread, George, but ever see this one?

When I opened the one (sent to me by a friend), I posted here, I actually thought I had been sent the one you refer to above. I recieved that one a few months back! I was a little alarmed by that one.

It is amazing the timing that goes on with these events. I wonder(?) if they actually stop/slow the trains to pull it off? It would only need to be for a minute or 2 and "time lost to travellers" is probably "recoverable" in a fast train run with fewer stops. The dance company would have to negotiate with the transit authority to get it in motion, not to mention the police, fire, and other agencies that need to know that this spontaneous occurance isn't just a melt down!

I say Kudos, but remain wary and stay sharp! It's great that a cross section of the public can still dance and sing with each other when they want/need, No?

 

[RoadGlide]

Very enjoyable! Thanks.

 

[madmike2]

Those are all fun to watch.

Thanks, guys. :clapping: