It has to. It always did. But now contrasted with the Kpop kids it's a really incompetent twirl. These Korean kids are twirling their asses off and sticking the footing in unison like programmed Shetland Sheepdog robots with heart.
They're blowing my mind. I want to be in their club.
The song is horrible, I thought, what? What? What? No, really, what? Horrible offensive swears that have no place in happy dancing. It's a dude dismissing a woman.
Except it's danced by women. Women dancing the part of a black man fed up with a woman bothering him. He's HAD it and gone feral. They dance it.
By the third iteration you're loving the song and adoring the way they follow their teacher's moves. You think the guys will do best and they kind of do improve a little , but then they're topped by a female who really lays it on thickly and she's got the weight and the facial expression and the fierceness the song requires and her backups are perfectly punctuating. She is second last. And wildest. And the last is a female dressed as a dude. Her hips give her away.
They all have short legs.
American studios are turning out a completely different look. Americans look completely different than this. This has a North Korean disturbing extraneous military precision to it, something equates with N.Korean marching that juts unnecessarily forward and rattles their jaws. This is the S Korean version of that, the civilian expression of that same impulse and it is very different from American dancing as N.Korean marching is different from American marching. Does this make sense?
They're using a horrible American song that you're guaranteed to despise, and they're having the most fun with it that I can imagine. It's beautiful the way they let the song own their bodies and totally go for it. Then snap out of it. The kids look like a lot of fun.
I'm stop watching the females with uncontrolled hair. It obscures their entire heads. It's like watching the creature "It" dancing around.
They all have short legs. Fact. American dancers have longer legs and this makes a big difference in movement as it does with gymnastics and skiing and snowboarding. Their center of gravity is lower and that changes everything regarding movement. It's fascinating.
I was looking at a clue that I passed on earlier. "First mate's greeting?"
"Ahoy there, Captain." "The crew is ready for inspection, Captain." "All aboard!"
I don't know.
Maybe they're newlyweds.
"Are those really your tits?" "I'm ready, you can come in now." " This never happened before."
I don't know.
Maybe it means the very very very first mate.
M _ D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The *ding* happened right here.
Misdirected to maritime, misdirected weddings or sports, Misdirected to Australia and to Britain and totally avoided the obvious clue about palindrome. See how tricky the bum is? Palindrome would be tricky enough for most, but not, that's not enough here, this is tricker than mere tricky trickersterism, and mere erudite word-knowing stuff. The whole thing is this the way, the simplest things clued to be doubly difficult for all the trash kicked up in your way.
And that's why we love it so.
I look at the author. Who would do such a thing? David Kahn. It's all become clear. We are now in David Kahn's world. Everything will be reflected off something else. This is a perfect example. Another doctor. I think. Looks like this. Author of the fabulously fiendishly rule-breaking comprehensively mind-f puzzle in recent history, "Making History" Skip past the goofy parts to the juice.
You have the answer. Famous palindrome. No? Have ricpic tell you, I'm too embarrassed.
It was pretty stupid when Superman put on a pair of glasses and no one recognizes him. In the case of Linda Carter's Wonder Woman I can believe no one recognizes her alter ego. Who's looking at her face?
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Doesn't Wonder Woman have the power of invisibility just like our current President when something really needs done?
She's stunning. The twirling thing cracks me up.
It has to. It always did. But now contrasted with the Kpop kids it's a really incompetent twirl. These Korean kids are twirling their asses off and sticking the footing in unison like programmed Shetland Sheepdog robots with heart.
They're blowing my mind. I want to be in their club.
The song is horrible, I thought, what? What? What? No, really, what? Horrible offensive swears that have no place in happy dancing. It's a dude dismissing a woman.
Except it's danced by women. Women dancing the part of a black man fed up with a woman bothering him. He's HAD it and gone feral. They dance it.
By the third iteration you're loving the song and adoring the way they follow their teacher's moves. You think the guys will do best and they kind of do improve a little , but then they're topped by a female who really lays it on thickly and she's got the weight and the facial expression and the fierceness the song requires and her backups are perfectly punctuating. She is second last. And wildest. And the last is a female dressed as a dude. Her hips give her away.
They all have short legs.
American studios are turning out a completely different look. Americans look completely different than this. This has a North Korean disturbing extraneous military precision to it, something equates with N.Korean marching that juts unnecessarily forward and rattles their jaws. This is the S Korean version of that, the civilian expression of that same impulse and it is very different from American dancing as N.Korean marching is different from American marching. Does this make sense?
They're using a horrible American song that you're guaranteed to despise, and they're having the most fun with it that I can imagine. It's beautiful the way they let the song own their bodies and totally go for it. Then snap out of it. The kids look like a lot of fun.
I'm stop watching the females with uncontrolled hair. It obscures their entire heads. It's like watching the creature "It" dancing around.
They all have short legs. Fact. American dancers have longer legs and this makes a big difference in movement as it does with gymnastics and skiing and snowboarding. Their center of gravity is lower and that changes everything regarding movement. It's fascinating.
Just now I heard *ding*
I was looking at a clue that I passed on earlier. "First mate's greeting?"
"Ahoy there, Captain."
"The crew is ready for inspection, Captain."
"All aboard!"
I don't know.
Maybe they're newlyweds.
"Are those really your tits?"
"I'm ready, you can come in now."
" This never happened before."
I don't know.
Maybe it means the very very very first mate.
M _ D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The *ding* happened right here.
Misdirected to maritime, misdirected weddings or sports, Misdirected to Australia and to Britain and totally avoided the obvious clue about palindrome. See how tricky the bum is? Palindrome would be tricky enough for most, but not, that's not enough here, this is tricker than mere tricky trickersterism, and mere erudite word-knowing stuff. The whole thing is this the way, the simplest things clued to be doubly difficult for all the trash kicked up in your way.
And that's why we love it so.
I look at the author. Who would do such a thing? David Kahn. It's all become clear. We are now in David Kahn's world. Everything will be reflected off something else. This is a perfect example. Another doctor. I think. Looks like this. Author of the fabulously fiendishly rule-breaking comprehensively mind-f puzzle in recent history, "Making History" Skip past the goofy parts to the juice.
You have the answer. Famous palindrome. No? Have ricpic tell you, I'm too embarrassed.
Famous palindrome. No?
Yes. Presumably and imaginatively followed up with yada and more yada.
She wields a lariat of troof.
WW: "Who killed Scalia, sheriff?"
Bound sheriff: "As a youngster, I never imagined that one day I'd be having pillow talk with you."
It was pretty stupid when Superman put on a pair of glasses and no one recognizes him.
In the case of Linda Carter's Wonder Woman I can believe no one recognizes her alter ego.
Who's looking at her face?
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