From this celebrity tag team what a glorious half hour of television was born.
"I'm going to hit the button and we're going to get that glorious half a second where it says 'Level up,' " he says in the video, his voice quivering.
They scampered away from speeches as fast as their parents would allow, to vending machines and arcade games and swimming expeditions, a campaign bus stocked with Oreos and DVDs, and for a glorious half hour, a trampoline next door to a speaking event.
Then the great trick: that glorious half yard of chiffon with which I polished myself all over until I shone...The lips blueberry, the tight curled wig, the white of the eyes, whiter than ever, and the black, black sheen that covered my flesh and bones, glistening in the dressing room lights.
He hands me a towel, reaching over the large "NO SMOKING" sign.I spend a glorious half-hour between the sauna and the plunge pool, mulling my lecture.
Gary Pallister's improbable free-kick and Tony Adams' simply glorious half-volley put whatever goes on top of the cherry on the icing on the proverbial cake of Manchester United and Arsenal's first Premier League titles.
Just a day later, on 26 January, Facebook's own Go paper was updated and Zuckerberg made his announcement, giving the company a glorious half-day on top of the Go world, before it all came crashing down on 27 January.
On one of Painting With's most straightforward glucose hits, On Delay, Portner and Lennox chant in unison, in glorious half-speed: "I hear it doubly clear!" Indeed, as these 12 tracks whip by, you can actually make out some lyrics – a historic challenge of AnCo's canon.
They depict a glorious half-wild, half-domesticated riot of oleanders, myrtles and palms set about with sculptures and fountains, through which flutter beautifully depicted wild birds: a jay, a swallow, a magpie, pigeons and, loitering shyly among the foliage, a golden oriole.
On Monday, for one glorious half-hour, a few lucky souls were allowed a brief taste of pure, unadulterated excitement in the form of a local news live stream involving a cat, a pole, and a very slow news day.
Willard White, as Bottom, however, is genuinely funny, switching from weaver to glorious shaman, half naked and wild, as Tytania's toy not-quite-boy.
