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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8610362188397291938" was so painful, I had to share it with you all.. Just to ... Well share in the pain?
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I agree.Tsu said:The chorogorapher needs to be severly beaten.
I love this video.Integral said:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8610362188397291938" was so painful, I had to share it with you all.. Just to ... Well share in the pain?
Awww...but they make me feel so much better about my own uncoordinated performance in aerobics classes.Tsu said:The chorogorapher needs to be severly beaten.
Astronuc said:Evolution of Dance
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This guy is actually pretty good. :biggrin:[/QUOTE]
One of my favourite videos, Astro!
I only now looked at it (must be a slow night).Integral said:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8610362188397291938" was so painful, I had to share it with you all.. Just to ... Well share in the pain?
That is why I don't take aerobics...Moonbear said:Awww...but they make me feel so much better about my own uncoordinated performance in aerobics classes.
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