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RainDog

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3. well, the figure isn't doing anything between shoulder and thigh

Sat Feb 2, 2013, 04:28 PM

Feb 2013

so there's no reason for your eye to go below his shoulders. There's no defined step to his foot moves. He's just moving randomly and more like a jump than a dance step. Another reason to pay attention to the more varied movement going on at shoulder level.

Put James Brown in that computer visual and I bet you have people looking at his feet.

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This seems to fall in line with tribes where the men dance to GreenPartyVoter Feb 2013 #1

maybe this is why straight women love dancing with gay men lol nt msongs Feb 2013 #2

well, the figure isn't doing anything between shoulder and thigh RainDog Feb 2013 #3

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LOL! I misread your post. randome Feb 2013 #7

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I got ya! No problems from me! randome Feb 2013 #19

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Ha! DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #38

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I'm sure that's true DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #31

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The hetero bias built-in to this study gives me pause. (updated) Cerridwen Feb 2013 #8

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Well stated. I'm about to update my post above. Cerridwen Feb 2013 #11

That's the long standing tradition. Quantess Feb 2013 #13

That then results in useless, or worse yet, deadly Cerridwen Feb 2013 #16

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here's a guy with moves RainDog Feb 2013 #21

I remember him, he must be a few years older now flamingdem Feb 2013 #22

I think there's a video of him a few years older RainDog Feb 2013 #25

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