Is it ballet or is it simply a dose of Rule 5?
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Um. That was certainly quite, uh, athletic. And, of course I feel completely cultured now.
Sports is part of culture. So is ballet. Art is what defines a society. And I felt as though I had a role to play in expanding what culture you all received here on the blog.
Ach du liber!
WoFat, I thought you'd recognize the choreography from the Kama Sutra, you old Asia hand.
That was 'interesting' from a number of angles… I wonder how long they practiced some of those changeovers, and how many bruises the both collected… Beautiful though!
Incredible – my more cynical side, going as always for the cheap laugh, wants to say, I saw that in a lounge act in Vegas a few years back.
Yet my more honest side says – this is such an awesome display of core-strength, balance and poise; being able to hold some of those positions for several seconds at a time requires the strength and coordination of an Olympic-class gymnast.
On the down side – I suppose that almost any male who wanted to date the young lady, would fail to impress her on any level.
ParaPacem – You'd have to impress her with your wallet – the body would fall far short.
I have noticed this before when watching great dancers.
Facially, neither of these two are classic beauties.
They make themselves beautiful through the dance. Lovely!
Get a room …
Reminds me of my wedding night – right up until the night manager broke down the door and demanded we get rid of the bassonist.
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