3/5/12 Rafiq Harirri International Airport, Beirut, Lebanon
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 8:40 pm
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3/5/12 Rafiq Harirri International Airport, Beirut, Lebanon
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Re: 3/5/12 Rafiq Harirri International Airport, Beirut, Leba
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 8:59 pm
That's pretty cool. That sort of thing seems to be spreading all over the world. It's called a Flash Mob.
Re: 3/5/12 Rafiq Harirri International Airport, Beirut, Leba
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 9:03 am
That was awesome, thanks for posting! 
Re: 3/5/12 Rafiq Harirri International Airport, Beirut, Leba
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 1:09 pm
Beiruty:
Thanks for posting, sir!
Baldeagle:
Thanks for posting yours, too, sir. Note to others who may follow the "FlashMob" link:
the mall's food court flash mob is clean for all, but the rapper that follows isn't OK re: the
10 year old daughter rule.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EYAUazLI9k
Here's over 200 dancers dancing in Antwerp, Belgium to Julie Andrews singing the
DoReMi song from "The Sound of Music". That 1965 movie is in such high demand that I
had to wait 7 weeks to get it from Netflix. That's a movie everyone should watch with their
children.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzOH6sSp ... re=related
This one is 7:10 long, at the Lisbon Portugal airport and is filled with a joyful Christmas song,
various other popular songs, and dancing.
What I love about these flash mobs is that you have performers dedicated to their singing/dancing,
and bringing unexpected performances to unwitting audiences. What's cool too is that sometimes in
the joy of the moment, you can't tell the difference between the performers and the customers who
just start to getting into it too.
Enjoy.
SIA
Thanks for posting, sir!
Baldeagle:
Thanks for posting yours, too, sir. Note to others who may follow the "FlashMob" link:
the mall's food court flash mob is clean for all, but the rapper that follows isn't OK re: the
10 year old daughter rule.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EYAUazLI9k
Here's over 200 dancers dancing in Antwerp, Belgium to Julie Andrews singing the
DoReMi song from "The Sound of Music". That 1965 movie is in such high demand that I
had to wait 7 weeks to get it from Netflix. That's a movie everyone should watch with their
children.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzOH6sSp ... re=related
This one is 7:10 long, at the Lisbon Portugal airport and is filled with a joyful Christmas song,
various other popular songs, and dancing.
What I love about these flash mobs is that you have performers dedicated to their singing/dancing,
and bringing unexpected performances to unwitting audiences. What's cool too is that sometimes in
the joy of the moment, you can't tell the difference between the performers and the customers who
just start to getting into it too.
Enjoy.
SIA