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I was wondering if there were any others on the forum who do some form of swing. I personally do list lindy hop, and a little bit of blues and balboa. If not how about other types of dance?
lisab said:When I saw the title of this thread I thought, oh there must be dozens of them here. Then I realized, you didn't mean High Energy Physics .
Don't be embarrassed () this is Physics Forums.lisab said:When I saw the title of this thread I thought, oh there must be dozens of them here.
Then I realized, you didn't mean High Energy Physics .
lisab said:When I saw the title of this thread I thought, oh there must be dozens of them here.
Then I realized, you didn't mean High Energy Physics .
Lancelot59 said:Does anyone here do any form of dance?
HEP-py birthday!Ben Niehoff said:I swing dance. I also met Frankie Manning (in the dark overalls in the Hellzapoppin' clip) before he died. Also, we have the same birthday, which is today.
I have been an avid contra dancer for about 20 years, and occasionally do English country dancing. It's great to see a lot of people in their 20's getting into contras these past few years too!zoobyshoe said:Free-form rock, if you call that a "form" of dance. And I can also contra-dance.
Ben Niehoff said:I swing dance. I also met Frankie Manning (in the dark overalls in the Hellzapoppin' clip) before he died. Also, we have the same birthday, which is today.
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