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At what age does i become embarrassing to dance?

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    #32
    sh1tstirrer
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    pragmatic1 wrote: »
    No.I've seen people over 25 dance and it is cringey.
    So why did you start the thread if you already have the answer figured out :rolleyes:


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    #33
    Logical Fallacy
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    Temptamperu wrote: »
    The white man should never dance, they should mearly nod their head to the beat whilst drinking.... no more than that.



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    #34
    Larianne
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    Close your eyes and dance whatever way you want.

    I absolutely love dancing. Wouldn't be stopped by anyone! Better than being a drying shíte sitting in the corner with a face on ya. :)


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    #35
    seanbmc
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    What do people consider a good dancer on a typical night out? I suppose it depends where you go and the music that's played. Someone bopping to house music is going to be dancing differently to someone dancing to regular chart music.

    I just see most lads and girls doing the same thing, nothing too major, unless they're on something. I suppose a person who tries too hard looks stupid and makes a fool of themselves.

    Just confused as to how people can be labeled a bad or good dancer in Ireland :pac:


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    #36
    G_R
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    seanbmc wrote: »
    What do people consider a good dancer on a typical night out? I suppose it depends where you go and the music that's played. Someone bopping to house music is going to be dancing differently to someone dancing to regular chart music.

    I just see most lads and girls doing the same thing, nothing too major, unless they're on something. I suppose a person who tries too hard looks stupid and makes a fool of themselves.

    Just confused as to how people can be labeled a bad or good dancer in Ireland :pac:

    This is me. As I said, drunk me thinks he can do the shuffle. He can't. My friends already know that my dignity gets left at home on a night out. I've nothing to lose.:cool:


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    #37
    HLecter
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    Temptamperu wrote: »
    The white man should never dance, they should mearly nod their head to the beat whilst drinking.... no more than that.

    This is true. White men just weren't built to dance, its like Filipino women and driving.


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    #38
    pragmatic1
    Registered Users Posts: 5,573 ✭✭✭pragmatic1


    sh1tstirrer wrote: »
    So why did you start the thread if you already have the answer figured out :rolleyes:

    Because you touch yourself at night.



































    Your mum told me.


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    #39
    Kasabian
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,689 ✭✭✭Kasabian


    tl:dr

    YOU ARE NEVER TOO OLD TO DANCE

    Unless the legs are gone, then you just dance in your mind.

    Live forever.


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    #40
    FruitLover
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    Tricky question to answer as a) I can dance like a demon and b) by default I don't give a shoite what anyone younger than me thinks. So the older I get, the older the limit rises.


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    #41
    TheUsual
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    Ask this guy.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AzDbwn9HRE


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    #42
    Broads.ie
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    This is fcuking ridiculous. I've been to millions of countries and only in Ireland is it shameful to dance if you're past your 20s.


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    #43
    FruitLover
    Registered Users Posts: 2,534 ✭✭✭FruitLover


    Broads.ie wrote: »
    This is fcuking ridiculous. I've been to millions of countries and only in Ireland is it shameful to dance if you're past your 20s.

    To be fair, most Irish men dance like they're having a stroke.


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    #44
    RichieC
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    Never.


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    #45
    Kojak
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    Dancing should be outlawed - a bit like that footloose film with Kevin Bacon....


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    #46
    Mammanabammana
    Registered Users Posts: 578 ✭✭✭Mammanabammana


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qXnojmQz3I


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    #47
    ilovesleep
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    I love dancing but unfortunately I am not able to dance. I just stamp my feet upon the dancefloor, shake an arm or two up in the air and shake my head of long hair from side to side. It doesn't keep me away from a dancefloor though. Hell no!


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