yes, thank his noodliness for dancers with video cameras. i wish my friends would post their 'bored on tour' videos to youtube.

>> ^blankfist:
...and she's flexible.

*kill

oops

>> ^Opus_Moderandi:
color me ignorant (or uncultured) but, i don't see the "badassery" here. it's just synchronized swimming without the water.
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i'll take ignorant. to start with, you obviously have no idea how hard synchronized swimming is.

man i would not want to play red light, green light against that cat

thanks dude. now if only it would actually get sifted. *beg

well that was a nice stroll through the uncanny valley. i'm now officially disturbed.

*beg

http://www.videosift.com/video/Tomahawk-God-hates-a-coward

gah! beat me by half an hour!

it appears that it flexes the most when the subway goes by on it. it just so happens that most of the trains i take to/from where i live in brooklyn go on that bridge.

thanks to this, now i'll know to hold on for dear life as we cross it.

HA!
ballet is anywhere.... provided it's flat and dry.
ballet is anyone (as long as you're skinny and have tons of training).
ballet is anything you want it to be...as long as you want it to be classical technique and tricks.

these people are lucky my friends don't carry cameras with them often

*beg

it's fun watching people make criticisms of his ideas and try to argue back and forth about what he meant from watching this short video. his book explains his concept ad nauseam. go out and read it, it's worth your while. all the "this guy is a racist" folks will see how race, as opposed to culture, barely enters the discussion on any level. unfortunately, those people will also probably never bother picking up the book.

for the record though, i thought Blink was way better.

love this man, so so much. i listen to his podcast at work. it makes anything more fun.

if the point was to do that fab headstand-cartwheel, then mission accomplished