Nick undid the clip, shook the hair off the cloth and refastened the clip.
She takes her blond hair out of its clip, shakes it out over her shoulders, and smiles with an air of gilded, slightly vacant self-satisfaction, which reminded me of someone.
This particular meme, which has spread rapidly on social networks like Twitter and Facebook, shows the cantankerous character Grampa Simpson in a newspaper clipping, shaking his fist in a photograph beneath the headline "Old Man Yells at Chair".
Still, Mr. del Toro's clips, though shaking and shuddering with 25-story-tall robots, barely showed tooth or claw of the apocalyptic monsters the robots were supposed to be fighting.
At the end of the clip, Hume shook his head, sarcastically intoned "Captain Dan, the newsman" and signed off, well amused.
He explained that if two people were Wired City participants having lunch at a restaurant talking about clowns, friends watching remotely could send video that would, perhaps, be broadcast on the table showing a clip from "Shakes the Clown" followed by menu recommendations.
It would open with a clip of Mr. Lieberman shaking his finger like an Old Testament prophet, excoriating Mr. Clinton for "disgraceful" and "immoral" behavior.
A lame Chinook clips the trees, shaking up a colony of ring-tailed macaques; they go off like car alarms.
There are also clips of her shaking hands with workers and hugging them, playing with young children, talking with middle-age and older men and an older woman.
As the clip ended I was shaking.
