My stand up gig at the University of Wolverhampton in Wolves. Its only my 3rd gig.

http://www.alivenotdead.com/fredambroisine "Bobby Yip is an amazing martial artist who is best known for his role as a lackey or a bad guy, due to his looks. He made his film debut in the action packed First Shot, where his fight scene with Lau Shek Ming is simply amazing. He would go on to play brief roles or lackey roles. One of the funniest roles I liked from Yip was The Tricky Master, where his character of Brother Five was a deaf martial artist who beat the heck out of anyone who touches Stephen Chow. Even funnier...he dresses in drag in the finale!!! In Portland Street Blues, Yip can be seen in the English classroom where Sandra Ng and Kristy Yang were studying. Aside from acting, Bobby runs his own fashion line of kid's clothing." (asianfanatics.net)

Flower Thieves The "Bro" comes home realizing his house is being robbed by two low lifes from Chicago. Starring: Eric Jacobus Shawn Bernal Emmanuel Manzanares Camera: Pete Lee Emmanuel Manzanares Edited by Eric Jacobus This is a collaboration between Chicago's "Lazy Brown Productions" and San Francisco's "The Stunt People."

The title speaks for itself.

In this episode, we tracked down the rare Elusive Upright Green-backed Iain in the wild. Simply breathtaking! Nature at it's finest! This second version corrects an important spelling mistake. Sorry for those who made comments earlier, but I could not live with the error!

Yip Roc Heresy (1951) swings the body and baffles the mind. Done by Slim Gaillard who communed with Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady in "On the road". Gaillard, a singer/composer was on a planet all his own, a place with a special language called "Vout". The lexicon of Vout may never be fully compiled, but one of its key elements was the phrase "Oroonie", which Gaillard attached to the end of words whenever possible. Interpreted by Bill "Billius Ellison" and Photographed by Marty Tountas

Done by Slim Gaillard who communed with Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady in "On the road". Gaillard, a singer/composer was on a planet all his own, a place with a special language called "Vout". The lexican of Vout may never be fully compiled, but one of its key elements was the phrase "Oroonie", which Gaillard attached to the end of words whenever possible. Interpreted by Bill "Billius" Ellison. and Photographed by Marty Tountas

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

For our Senior Project, we made this video as a service to the community. We slaved for weeks to bring you the true answers to the questions all Wheeler students share. Enjoy enlightenment. Starring: Michael D'Ippolito Marcus Hoffman Bart Johnsen-Harris Miles Watkins Jesse Yip

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

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Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Starring: Miriam Yeung, Tony Leung, Ronald Cheng, Cheung Tat-Ming, Alex Fong, Rain Li, Sammy Leung, Chapman To, Willian So Genres: Comedy Year 2003 HK Movies Cantonese Version Miriam Yeung plays Yip Koo-Hung, an incessantly spritely girl who's known as the "Queen of Bad Luck." She's overly superstitious and uses Feng Shui to predict her days, though her success rate isn't especially high. She believes only one man can save her: Lai Liu-Po (Tony Leung), a celebrated Feng Shui master who's also a hit with the ladies. However, his practice has a few important rules, one of which prohibits him from knowing anyone with the surname Yip. It seems that long ago, the ancestors of both Hung and Liu-Po were involved in a Feng Shui disaster which doomed Hung's family and generally made a mess of things. Hung is aware of this rule, and pretends to be named Leung to get around it. She also is immediately smitten with Liu-Po, which is hardly surprising because he's played by Tony Leung.

Time for the great tournament to shed it's newborn skin!