Do U Ever Dance In Front Of The Mirror? - Page 2

zooropamanda · 11-04-2002, 10:48 PM

zooboy...you scare me sometimes
chloe maxwell has no damn right being on channel v
everytime i see her face, i switch now
shes brought the V's cred right down and whoever hired her should be hung out to dry in a jeans west commerical.

that so, miss screamerpants?
im picturing a diamonarse getting jiggy wit it in front of his curtains now
way to ruin my afternoon

U2Bama · 11-04-2002, 10:50 PM

I don't dance.

famous rungi · 11-05-2002, 12:57 AM

Frankly, seeing myself dance puts me off dancing. So I just flail around unconsciously.

The_Sweetest_Thing · 11-05-2002, 01:09 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by famous rungi
Frankly, seeing myself dance puts me off dancing. So I just flail around unconsciously.

Uncounsciously? You knock yourself out first??

famous rungi · 11-05-2002, 01:22 AM

Uh yeah. It's called astral-dancing.

cass · 11-05-2002, 01:35 AM

Anyone old enough to remember "Bandstand", a kind of 1960's Aussie version of TOTP. The woman who was once their choreographer happend to move to my hometown and start teaching jazz ballet. My sister and i loved it, wow, she even invited up some of her former dancers...it was great. She got about 12 of us from my high school, Iwas the ring-in, they had to hide me up the back..too young. We did about a half hour Hawaain themed dance and performed in the local clubs for one summer. they'd put on a hungi and everyone would dress up in flowery shirts all that bizzo. Great fun. It only lasted that years cause most of the girls graduated from high school. No mirrors involved in that.
I joined a belly dance class in the early 90's I think it was. grand days too. Theer was about 8 of us and we gathered in this old house and as she could afford to , the teacher was lining one wall with mirror. I hated it. She actaully set me up one day and it freaked me out...I don't like the mirrors, but if you are trying to keep your planes flat or whatever it helps to see what it looks like. I don't do that stuff any more anyway. I like dance, that is for sure, old time, jive, Scottish folk( is it the strathspey? the slow one, that's more my style now) I can haka...I am one of those edjits who'll give it a go. At the moment I more groove in the corner at night with the head phones on, so no leapinh about and no mirrors.
oh gosh...my parents are dance fanatics...I knew when dads' hip went on him that would be it...and I was right. He still goes fishing, but no gliding around the dance floor. Mum must miss it so much.
Dance...has Sicy dropped in yet? I better sit thsi one out, me and my stories
Have to tell you this...hub just walked in and asked...did you win anything? ( the Melbourned Cup)
I held up 2 envelopes...1st and 2nd in the sweep..$33, almost enough to buy the Best of... I have just got back from another Aussie outback adventure....I hope my photo of the old lady in the blue hat turns out...she was precious...I like old folks too.

Boom cha

MonaVox · 11-05-2002, 01:39 AM

If I were to dance in a mirror, it would break....

I lip sync into mirrors though

aaaw yeah

TripThruUreWires · 11-05-2002, 01:43 AM

i used to when i was in my teen years and far less inhibited. specifically, i would play janet jackson's "janet" album (you know, the one where she began to get really "risque" and bare a lot of skin), lock my door, and make a rather crappy attempt at copying her dance moves in her videos. i thought i was so cool at the time.

now that i've gotten a little older, i've come to learn and accept that i have very little rythym (imagine that, a suburban white girl with no rythym

) thus, you won't find me dancing in privacy very often, let alone out on the dance floor in public. although, i imagine it could be very theraputic to just get down and boogie (regardless of how much or little rythym one has) in private; i should really get over my inhibitions and start doing it again.

hiphop · 11-05-2002, 04:11 PM

I dance about everywhere anytime.

Just shakin it off no real breakdancin� you know... a few years ago I used to dance more, one summer I did between 6 and 8 hours per day (frontin�real mirrors), that was great, my body felt sooo alive.

Ummm... did I tell ya I was shakin me booty for Sula exclusively? Nooo?

Well, first come first serve.

11-04-2002, 10:48 PM	#21
zooropamanda Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Smile, you're reading my post Posts: 6,515 Local Time: 01:29 AM	zooboy...you scare me sometimes chloe maxwell has no damn right being on channel v everytime i see her face, i switch now shes brought the V's cred right down and whoever hired her should be hung out to dry in a jeans west commerical. that so, miss screamerpants? im picturing a diamonarse getting jiggy wit it in front of his curtains now way to ruin my afternoon __________________

11-04-2002, 10:50 PM	#22
U2Bama Rock n' Roll Doggie Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Gulf Coast State of Mine Posts: 3,405 Local Time: 10:29 AM	I don't dance. __________________

11-05-2002, 01:35 AM	#26
cass Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Australia. Posts: 6,117 Local Time: 01:29 AM	do u really want to know..u know I like telling my stories Anyone old enough to remember "Bandstand", a kind of 1960's Aussie version of TOTP. The woman who was once their choreographer happend to move to my hometown and start teaching jazz ballet. My sister and i loved it, wow, she even invited up some of her former dancers...it was great. She got about 12 of us from my high school, Iwas the ring-in, they had to hide me up the back..too young. We did about a half hour Hawaain themed dance and performed in the local clubs for one summer. they'd put on a hungi and everyone would dress up in flowery shirts all that bizzo. Great fun. It only lasted that years cause most of the girls graduated from high school. No mirrors involved in that. I joined a belly dance class in the early 90's I think it was. grand days too. Theer was about 8 of us and we gathered in this old house and as she could afford to , the teacher was lining one wall with mirror. I hated it. She actaully set me up one day and it freaked me out...I don't like the mirrors, but if you are trying to keep your planes flat or whatever it helps to see what it looks like. I don't do that stuff any more anyway. I like dance, that is for sure, old time, jive, Scottish folk( is it the strathspey? the slow one, that's more my style now) I can haka...I am one of those edjits who'll give it a go. At the moment I more groove in the corner at night with the head phones on, so no leapinh about and no mirrors. oh gosh...my parents are dance fanatics...I knew when dads' hip went on him that would be it...and I was right. He still goes fishing, but no gliding around the dance floor. Mum must miss it so much. Dance...has Sicy dropped in yet? I better sit thsi one out, me and my stories Have to tell you this...hub just walked in and asked...did you win anything? ( the Melbourned Cup) I held up 2 envelopes...1st and 2nd in the sweep..$33, almost enough to buy the Best of... I have just got back from another Aussie outback adventure....I hope my photo of the old lady in the blue hat turns out...she was precious...I like old folks too. Boom cha

11-05-2002, 04:11 PM	#29
hiphop Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: in the jungle Posts: 7,410 Local Time: 05:29 PM	I dance about everywhere anytime. Just shakin it off no real breakdancin� you know... a few years ago I used to dance more, one summer I did between 6 and 8 hours per day (frontin�real mirrors), that was great, my body felt sooo alive. Ummm... did I tell ya I was shakin me booty for Sula exclusively? Nooo? Well, first come first serve. __________________

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11-05-2002, 12:57 AM	#23
famous rungi Acrobat Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: foray's kitchen drawer Posts: 431 Local Time: 03:29 AM	Frankly, seeing myself dance puts me off dancing. So I just flail around unconsciously.

11-05-2002, 01:22 AM	#25
famous rungi Acrobat Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: foray's kitchen drawer Posts: 431 Local Time: 03:29 AM	Uh yeah. It's called astral-dancing.

11-05-2002, 01:39 AM	#27
MonaVox Rock n' Roll Doggie Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 3,460 Local Time: 10:29 AM	If I were to dance in a mirror, it would break.... I lip sync into mirrors though aaaw yeah

11-05-2002, 01:43 AM	#28
TripThruUreWires I serve MacPhisto Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: prettiest mess you've ever seen Posts: 1,135 Local Time: 11:29 PM	i used to when i was in my teen years and far less inhibited. specifically, i would play janet jackson's "janet" album (you know, the one where she began to get really "risque" and bare a lot of skin), lock my door, and make a rather crappy attempt at copying her dance moves in her videos. i thought i was so cool at the time. now that i've gotten a little older, i've come to learn and accept that i have very little rythym (imagine that, a suburban white girl with no rythym ) thus, you won't find me dancing in privacy very often, let alone out on the dance floor in public. although, i imagine it could be very theraputic to just get down and boogie (regardless of how much or little rythym one has) in private; i should really get over my inhibitions and start doing it again.