Man are too afraid to dance.. Their ego is too fragile 

originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: Krazysh0t

All hail booze for booze is liquid bread.
I really think without booze we would have murdered each other by now.

Yes... booze... That is what I've been referring to. *wink wink nudge nudge*

Sure I danced, when I was a teen high on .... life, yea life.

Not so much since then.

Maybe a mardi gras parade festival drunken fall over dancing something or another, but that's about it.

Let me put it this way. I'm not afraid of bad techno when sober, it's just I realize it's crappy music. Same for my moves on the floor.

this guy drives me crazy everytime I watch him dance


m.youtube.com...


you gotta keep it up
Everyday I am shuffling

I dislike this show and all shows like it but Tommy Chong sure can move.

So can Christopher Walken

a reply to: Skid Mark

the second video is not working for me

GUYS MY ADVICE
BE MORE CHONG
less YOU




jeeze that goose is good

a reply to: refined

It works on this end. The problem might be on your end. Or it might be one of those things to do with the region.
And, yes, Chong is the man.

When I first met my husband, he couldn't dance, and I had a hard time getting him to try.
Difficulty "letting go" and feeling rythm was in the way- too much thinking about what others would see, what does it mean, what could result from the act...

Through the years, I got him to stop thinking and let himself feel, and now he loves dancing! It is he who now proposes we go dancing some nights, and I have, strangely enough, become more inhibited. I've become more aware of the way it attracts attention to me and that bothers me.

a reply to: TrueBrit

I kneed myself in the face moshing about once and bleed all over the girl I was attempting to kop off with.
Those were the days my mates said I danced like a mad monkey.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I met a lass once who would have been down with that in a big way.

Life's rich tapestry eh? Sometimes you get a dropped stitch!

originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: boymonkey74

I met a lass once who would have been down with that in a big way.

Do we HAVE to go into the gory details mate?

Kindest respects

Nibs

Funnily enough, back in the 80s I asked a girl for a dance in Carringtons nightclub in Harrogate, North Yorkshire...

She did not appreciate it when I started spinning on my head...

Cripes... I try to do that now and it is 4 months in intensive care and eating my dinner through a straw...

a reply to: Nibbles

Did you go all helicopter on her out of the blue? Was it the head spin that made her angry, or was it the badly tied shoe that flew off and knocked her glass over?

originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: Nibbles

Did you go all helicopter on her out of the blue? Was it the head spin that made her angry, or was it the badly tied shoe that flew off and knocked her glass over?

I think it had something to do with my too large Pumas that flew off knocking her teeth out actually...

The helicopter thingummyjig happened afterwards...

Kindest respects

Nibbles

originally posted by: Nibbles


I think it had something to do with my too large Pumas that flew off knocking her teeth out actually...


Kindest respects

Nibbles

for reals ?? Oh mine ... did she go all CARRIE on you ??

originally posted by: Layaly

originally posted by: Nibbles


I think it had something to do with my too large Pumas that flew off knocking her teeth out actually...


Kindest respects

Nibbles

for reals ?? Oh mine ... did she go all CARRIE on you ??

Nooooo... Cripes... But then again, head spinning or looking like a total twerp whilst prancing to Soft Cells tainted love was the thing to to those days...

To be quite honest she went all Linda Lovelace on me...

Erm... What did I just say?

Kindest respects

Nibs

that monkey throw monkey is super funny

Pfft not what you call attractive dancing, but I am in the first two minutes of this video jumping around on the bars at this Rave lol

Where's Wally?

a reply to: valiant

That's a rave? Wow, things sure have changed.

a reply to: pl3bscheese

Hah, yeah, none of that Old Skool in the fields and out in the air or run down warehouse business anymore! That was so last century! lol

You must be old

Last time I was in a dance club, the band wore matching outfits and the women wore dresses while the men wore ties.

And there were saxaphones and claranettes.

And we had just defeated Germany.