That's not odd to me, they are taking a break.The band isn't playing
I Feel Like Dancing!!
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Lara
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Notice anything odd about this one? Not as obvious. Hint: it's in the lower quarter of the pic
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That's not the point though. What's odd is what are the dancers dancing to if the band isn't playing?...in post 302That's not odd to me, they are taking a break.
They are statues.
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They are not lol.
Notice in post #306 that no one has their heels on the floor, not even the guests sitting down
Notice in post #306 that no one has their heels on the floor, not even the guests sitting down
And my dear, what cultural, scientific or historical value does that observation hold? (ok go ahead and hit me).
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I just made it that up from what I observed to make it a fun game...and I'm not that good at it apparently
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Meanderer
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Thanks, Lara, for keeping us on our toes!I just made it that up from what I observed to make it a fun game...and I'm not that good at it apparently
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hahaha....never saw Tap Dancing in Pointe Ballet Shoes before!
I have to say she wasn't all that graceful ...but gets an A for effort!
I have to say she wasn't all that graceful
...but gets an A for effort!
horseless carriage
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It's not odd, but you wouldn't get an experienced dancer to dance in a tight fitting skirt.
My wife has always chosen something with a flare, or lounge pants.
horseless carriage
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I mentioned a jive dance known as The Balboa previously. These two are great exponents of The Balboa.
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horseless carriage
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We were out last Saturday night, when the band played Dean Martin's: "Sway," we did much the same as these two. It brings a lot of smiles and it certainly gets attention.
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Reading this revisited 2017 thread for first time. In the past have watched the OP's Uptown Funk video showing dancing from old movie clips. Noticed most subsequent post links have gone stale. As an adult, have always been able to freestyle dance with a similar fast footwork style though not tap and still do because it is incredibly viscerally exhilarating fun. The last time many ordinary people danced in those ways was before Disco rose in the mid 1970s. Really liked that clip with Eleanor Powell and Fred Astair, I'd never seen.
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Always take a little time to crank the tunes, and do some dancing around the shop. Never fails to elevate my mood, and contribute to improved production. Also "helps build strong body's 12 ways" Mike
horseless carriage
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Not bad, but if you really want to do justice to Dean Martin's: "Sway:"
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