I love to dance, though nowadays I generally just flail around a bit, especially when encouraged by lots of alcohol. Back in my high school days, though, I did cheerleading and choreographed some of our musicals. It was great because the director had a twisted sense of movement and so I was given almost carte blanche to come up with new and unusual ways to pull off dance sequences. My favorite to this day was the one I did for a non-musical (and pretty non-dancing play) called The Mouse that Roared.

Anyway. Sorry. I'm all babbly tonight. :)

~ Amanda

"Just fear me, love me, do as I say and I will be your slave..."

I like to dance, bot spaz style, and at the monthly square dance at the Y.  I may not be coordinated, but it is still pretty fun.

-cg

'The Mouse that Roared.'

hmmm...i recall a small clothing store using this phrase in all their advertisements. i thought they'd come up with it on their own; i didn't know that it was the name of a play.

interesting indeed.

as far as dancing goes, i can only dance to reggea/dancehall.

but i used to pogo me ass off back in the day at punk shows.

alas, i will have life-long shin splints due to that activity!!

it's pileated, isn't it?

streets of bakersvillie with dwight & buck

I've seen the evidence of a Dancing Angel. Here's a photo of Angel getting ready to be dancing with herself-elf oh, oh, ooh-oh.  Make-up please...

     
“Half a truth is often a great lie.”

Ben Franklin

  Well, Angel was supposed to dance on my rental car (ala Blue Velvet) while I sang at the Fest a few years back, but she wasn't feeling up to it & opted to work the box office instead (you can view us both on Beymer's Here We Are One More Time mini-doc).   Last Sunday, my son, his mom & I danced for about 100 minutes to the supremely funky closing night show for the re-formed Was (Not Was). Met a guy who went to school in Detroit with Don &  David, waaaayyy back in the day. His name is Michael Loceff, lives in the Seattle area now & makes his living as one of the head writers for a TV show called 24. I don't really watch much television, but I'm told that this "program" is pretty popular. He previously crafted scripts for La Femme Nikita.

I love dancing!  My hubby and I took salsa lessons a couple of years ago.  He has 2 left feet, so I don't get to dance as much as I wish I could.  My son and I dance in the living room everyday.

off topic:  anyone know how I can get a hold of Angel????

Suavey, next time I make it over to the top left side, I will dance on your car via Blue Velvet.. hopefully Angel is with me hee hee.

Dancing to Northern Soul is my thing, well when I was a little younger. A crowd of us used to travel around the UK to All nighters just good music and dancing. Like the type in the video I have linked

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE2orthS3TQ

I love to dance but,well redbear dances poorly with others.  Something between my social inhibition circuit and my motor coordination arcs and bad things happen.  But since I don't really care if I look like a fool I serve a useful function, others see me and think 'well hell, that guy don't care, maybe it'll be okay if I move a little bit too.'  Or least that is what I tell my self.

rb

"It's not so bad as long as you can keep the fear from your mind." - D. Cooper

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer." - P. Atreides

"Whoever can see through all fear will always be safe" - L. tzu

SWEET!

But it'll have to be follow the Me, dear! (And good luck doing that! (Typical comment; 'Is he dancing or having some kind of fit?'))

"It's not so bad as long as you can keep the fear from your mind." - D. Cooper

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer." - P. Atreides

"Whoever can see through all fear will always be safe" - L. tzu