On March 18th 1970, Ellen attaches playing cards onto the fork of her bike with clothespins, leans back in her banana seat with the sissy bar, and pops one of the wickedest wheelies her street has ever seen.
On March 18th 1981, (during Ellen's "Circus Years") Ellen falls off of her 6-foot high unicycle while performing her juggling fire routine and just barely misses getting mauled by a lion and several midgets in a tiny car.
On March 18th 2004, Jim Carrey rides a bicycle around the Ellen stage, and falls off, creating one of the most memorable moments ever on the show.
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Hi, Ellen, I am writing to ask you to view my 7 year old niece on you tube. She loves you and would like you to hear her sing.
Type in Raeanna singing Take A Bow by Rhianna and The Climb by Mily Cyris.We all watch your show. You are a great inspiration for people of all ages and you show us that you are never too old to have fun. Also would like for you to listen to my friend on You Tube, Sharon Anthonio from Holland. We have never met but been friends for 7 years now online. It was song, music and chat that brought us together and she is a singer/ songwriter trying to get recognized in the music industry and I am a writer. Through our friendship she has become a great inspiration for me too and has recorded 2 of my songs even. She is going to visit me this summer in august and it will be our first time meeting. Like her music it has been a dream of ours to meet each other since our strong connection online. We have also inspired and helped each other in the lesbian world, as we both are gay. You are also a great example for all gay people all over the world. Our chats are always amazing. I hope you view both Sharon and my niece on You Tube and I sure hope you enjoy the moment. We love you ellen. Keep making us laugh and keep inspiring people both young and old. You make a difference in a world that often enough seems difficult. Thank- You for everything you do. Love Deb.
Posted by Deborah Murrin | April 2, 2010 7:11 AM