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It involves young kids dancing for warlords and powerful men in the society.
This is what it feels like to be, like, a college freshman, and also the, like, headache that you are experiencing through me is the, like, residual effect of the Jell-O shots which I had last night at the bi-weekly feminist pole dancing party which I cohost on Wednesdays.
At this point, Onna-Kabuki was often risque as geishas performed not only to show off their singing and dancing abilities but also to advertise their bodies to potential clients.
I pictured big sharks ruling the food chain and saw graceful sea turtles dancing across coral reefs.
As I worked to balance the blues and the pinks, the caustics dancing on the jellyfish bells, the undulating fog beams, something promising began to appear.
This something else is this dancing filament of energy.
I mean, we've tried a lot of approaches to social justice, like war and competitive ice dancing.
Their interactions are filled with bizarre wordplay, repetition and double entendres, as well as physical clowning, singing and dancing, and frantically swapping their hats.
Maybe I should have gone running, dancing, taken up yoga.
And we just, uh ... (Laughter) It was like we were dancing.
The Charleston was all about improvisation and musicality, making its way into Lindy Hop, swing dancing and even the Kid n Play, originally called the Funky Charleston.
I have a friend named Bo who made this painting of his wife and I dancing by the ocean, and he called it "The Light Years."
Trevor Copp: When "Dancing With the Stars" first hit the airwaves, that is not what it looked like.
We even came up with a system for switching lead and follow while we were dancing, as a way of taking turns and playing fair.
TC: Because, of course, classic Latin and ballroom dancing isn't just a system of dancing; it's a way of thinking, of being, of relating to each other that captured a whole period's values.
So we asked ourselves: If you strip it all down, what is at the core of partner dancing?
JF: Well, the core principle of partner dancing is that one person leads, the other one follows.
Too many people have disappeared from partner dancing.
JF: Now, you just saw two men dancing together.
Even avid followers of the same-sex ballroom circuit can attest that while same-sex partner dancing can be dynamic and strong and exciting, it just doesn't quite seem to fit.
I mean, beyond the unusual sight of seeing two men dancing together, it always evokes and engages.
TC: Jeff and I dance partner dancing all the time with women and men and we love it.
We invented Liquid Lead as a way of stripping out all the ideas that don't belong to us and taking partner dancing back to what it really always was: the fine art of taking care of each other.
It is actually a notation system for dancing, for tap dancing.
We get this dot dancing around.
Most people think about either empty space or clear blue sky or sometimes trees dancing in the wind.
And inside each one of these incredible machines, there are hundreds of billions of tiny particles, dancing and swirling in systems that are more complex than the formation of galaxies.
I mean there's the decorative, the dancing ... but also, culture really is about preservation and continuity of a people.
Young and old, dancing in the streets.
I was in my final year of high school, and my class had just won in sports, so we were singing and dancing and hugging each other.
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