Choke him till his eyeballs pop out.

Step lively, ladies.

I'll play this until your eyeballs completely dissolve.

Just popped up one day wearing a mink coat full of dough.

But did you see him jump when I spoke?

Are you still doing trampoline?

Polar bears need ice to be able to move back and forth they're not very good swimmers and we know what's happening to the ice.

A range of explanations may be popping into your mind by now, like greed.

Now, in this state of de animation, it could not go out dancing, but it was not dead, and it was not harmed.

Children in Soweto playing on a trampoline.

Cool it, boy. Unwind yourself.

Imagine if you were quiet for 17 years and your mother was out in the audience, say.

We had people jumping up and down, people dropping to the ground.

You can bend over and look at your reflection in the mirror and maybe run your finger and make a small ripple, or you can jump in and thrash around and see what it feels like, what it smells like.

Hop, skip, jump. I'm not a lump, I'm not a lump.

He should regain his strength in a short time. Thank you.

And the birds on the floor tend to have lower pitched calls, so that they don't get distorted when they bounce off the forest floor.

GB's Page wins silver in the trampolining

An egg doesn't just put itself together, and bounce, and kind of jump off the floor on its own, although there's some probability it would happen.

The wheels go turning' round, homeward bound Can't you hear them humming

And just when you think these stories are fading into history, and that we've gotten over them, they pop up in the strangest places.

And the first words that came to my mind were whole hearted.

Why did my sixty year old landlord buy a trampoline?

And just imagine the sense of wonder in a baby when it first discovers that, merely by uttering a sound, it can get objects to move across a room as if by magic, and maybe even into its mouth.

Rio Olympics 2016 Bryony Page wins trampoline silver for Great Britain

There are many ways to be a mammal. A 'roo hops in Oz a horse runs in Asia and a wolf evolves stilt legs in Brazil.

And neither one could jump very well, but they got kept good position, and so they did well rebounding. They remembered that every shot that is taken, they assumed would be missed.

Bryony Page became the first British woman to win an Olympic trampoline medal by claiming silver in Rio.

It's very easy for all of us to bring to mind instances of news stories or newsreels where we've seen tornadoes devastating cities, or some poor schmuck who's blown his hands off with a firework on the Fourth of July.

Trampoline made its Olympic debut in 2000 and this is the first time British women have reached the final.

Team GB's Nathan Bailey, the only male entrant in the men's trampoline on Saturday, was ecstatic.

If you want real evidence of out of body experiences, by the way, get yourself along to a residential conference of senior academics, and pop into the discotheque on the final night.

And there you will see it grown men and women writhing uncontrollably, off the beat, waiting until it ends so they can go home and write a paper about it.

And so, what we found out was that, if you take animals that are animated like you and I, and you make them cold that is, these were the garden worms now they're dead.

Can we use the physical simulation of the character, use artificial intelligence, put that artificial intelligence into the character, drive virtual muscles, simulate the way he jumps off the dam, and then skydive afterwards, and have him caught by a bungee afterwards?

Come on, out you come!

Come out wherever you are.

Tell me. Please tell me.

The chorus continues Pump it out, pump it out, I'm feeding them babies, pump it out, pump it out, I'm milking my ladies.

Come on, go!

This comes out. This comes out.

Come on, lndian. Come on out.

Well, now, that's fine thanks I get for bringing him home... and not leaving him on the streets in this shameful condition!

Let the bull out! Pablo, let the bull out!

He's gone mad! Mad! Go on.