Circus

Yes. It's not a common occurrence nowadays, however it does still happen. The stunts performed in many circuses are quite dangerous, and the requirements for joining in the past were very lax. As the industry has grown more professional so have the requirements to join. As more training is required to join the number of injuries has drastically dropped.

Very very carefully. ;) Seriously.

This trick is called "The Human Blockhead" for obvious reasons. Some performers have been known to do this with hand or power drills, screwdrivers, Pens or pencils and a multitude of other things.

This is NOT something to try on your own. The nail used is not a trick nail and putting it in at the wrong angle or too far could cause serious irreversible health problems.

The easiest thing to do is mention that it is not an illusion, the nail is real, it does take skill and practice, and you insert the nail into your sinus cavity. For the rest of the info you may want to know and some great pictures explaining how this works check out the "how stuff works" link below.

The cinema developed very quickly in the early 20th century, once the technology had been invented to make copies of films and transport them around the country cheaply. Sound recording and film technology were eventually brought together in the talking film. The existence of these other technologies meant also that: (a) Prints of the same films could therefore be carried easily around the country and shown in different places at the same time. (b) The cinema also added moving pictures to the news in the form of the weekly newsreel, the main source of visual news for most people before the arrival of the television. This was very important during the Second World War. (c) The cinema also changed the social lives of many people, with a visit to the cinema on either Friday night or Saturday (rarely Sunday) being a weekly event for a large number of people. Cinema audiences were at their highest from the 1930s, with the invention of the talking film, to the early 1950s, when more and more people started to watch television.

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Hammersmith

Barons Court

Earls Court

Gloucester Road

South Kensington

Knightsbridge

Hyde Park Corner

Green Park

Piccadilly Circus

MEAT Clown Industries provides her roller derby with their buttons and imaginations as well. Allegedly. But that's a different story than Megachain is saying.

There are a wide variety of performers in the United States who perform dangerous, acrobatic stunts. Cirque Du Soleil, for example, is perhaps the best known group of performers who regularly demonstrate this ability in the U.S.

Lion Tamer!

Get the Hammersmith & City Line or the Circle Line to Baker Street and then the Bakerloo Line to Piccadilly Circus.

the circus starring britney spears opening acts come on at 8:00 sharp, i missed the pussycat dolls at the atlanta show, but this time around she has 3 opening acts so britney probably won't be on until 10 or 11 pm and show will end around 1

entrance of the gladiators The correct title is "Entry of The Gladiators" written by Julius Fucik in 1898. You can listen to the song at: http://www.riverview.com/gladiators.mp3

the pussycat dolls

Yes, it is real! It was founded in 1968 by the owner of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey and is now located in Sarasota, Florida.

A trapeze artist.

The Bunker Brothers, well-known conjoined twins, died on January 17, 1874. Chang Bunker died during his sleep of pneumonia. Eng Bunker died around three hours later after refusing to be separated from his brother.

I frankly like the part where the tiger attacks the trainer, the elephant goes on a rampage and tears down the big top, a fire starts and the crowd stampedes and kills forty-six people. ....But that's just me.

One must consider the above reply rather sick but if that is this persons humour it is not clowning!

Clowns are not the best part of a circus but they are certainly a very necessary part to break up a show and keep it light. Good clowning is necessary bad clowning is best left out altogether!

In Europe there is no real tradition for what is called 'track clowning'. These were singular clowns that made short comic interludes outside of the main ring during fixings. Only Billy Smarts toured a track in Britain. More popular in America. Most European circuses have just the central ring that should require a troupe (or family) of clowns to present set slapstick acts. Again, Billy Smarts engaged a large family of 12 who performed two 20 minute 'acts' of great comedy.

All shows should have comic interludes of some kind and we know that Ice Shows have done this, also Variety Show (Vaudeville Shows) always had the top comedian to break up the performance and keep it light - the 'clown' in effect.

One should and must appreciate that children have a vastly different attitude to what is funny to what adults think is funny and producers should be most careful with show humour to make sure that the comedy can reach both adults and children. Very good clowning does this (I have also seen some terrible clowning!)

le Cirque du Soleil

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elephant, lion, giraffe, tiger

Usually, it takes 1.5 hours. On a bad day, it might take 2 hours.

french acrobate, from greek akrobates:akros, high; acro- + bainein, bat-, to walk; in indo-eropean roots.(sagot ko yan phoy)

Rodgers is a clown do to that nasty girlfriend he has. She wont let him cut his hair and he has crabs!! Rodgers is a clown do to that nasty girlfriend he has. She wont let him cut his hair and he has crabs!!

It shows up there once your child is born

Its Never Opens, Its there for show i guess.

Because there are three branches to the government as there are three rings in the circus. The governments three rings are: the Legislative Branch, the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branch and they all work at the same time just like all three rings in the circus are performing at the same time.

Underwater clowns are clowns that come from the taps....they are an idea of an amazing horror film,just ask my friend! so watch out, if that tap is dripping, you never know, an underwater clown might come out.....and heads up...They HATE phone chickens!!!