I've started writing my life story -- well, reciting to Jennifer.
Marlee, desperately shy, protects herself well, reciting prime numbers in her head rather than having to talk to other people.
Antwerp's Fluxus artist/filmmaker/poet/musician Ludo Mich performed Friday night as well, reciting poetry and sounds backlit by lulling, nude threesome.
Under these Broadway lights, however, Tyson might as well be reciting from his Wikipedia page when he informs us that he became the youngest champ in history, then pauses for a respectful ovation.
The robot, which is apparently capable of learning and expressing human emotions, has been programmed to help sell the products by providing information on the specifications of machines, as well as reciting quips and jokes with customers.
The casting process included having to cold-call the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, pretending to be Hitler asking for tickets to a Wagner opera, as well as reciting one of his speeches.
For the oral exam part of the ceremony, you may as well be reciting "Hypnotize" by Notorious B.I.G. ("I swear to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada that I will keep rappin bout blunts and broads, tits and bras, ménage à trois, sex in expensive cars").
Though he does rather lack Gaye's class and sensitivity: while Marvin might well have recited a suggestive verse such as "The Poem" which opens the album, it's hard to imagine him concluding it with the most disgusting cunnilingual slurping noise ever committed to disc, as Kelly does here, a sound worthy of a warning sticker all on its own.
Given that I could make out barely a third of them, he may well have been reciting from "Clifford the Small Red Puppy".
Additional characters or animals may be introduced, calling for great skill on the part of the puppet master and his assistant in manipulating several simultaneously as well as in reciting the text in changing tones and playing music.
With entree provided by his daughter and son-in-law, he found himself in an East Side gallery offering a paean to struggling artists, and then, with entree provided by a former Harvard mentor, he basked in the limelight at Avery Fisher Hall, reciting (well, reading) the words of Lincoln accompanied by a full orchestra and a nimble Aaron Copland score.
