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| 1.27.04 So, I was reading CNN.com the other day and I came across this story about break dancers performing for the Pope. He enjoyed the performance and blessed them in their artistic activity. There are so many comments I have for this, but I keep coming back to one: people still break dance? I remember when the break dancing trend was popular in the United States, hell, Breakin' and Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo were two of my favorite movies. But that was back in 1985 or something. I was under the assumption that the days of throwing cardboard down on the sidewalk in order to do a headspin were over. How terribly wrong I was. Break dancing is apparently still so popular that the Pope has given it his blessing. I guess I shouldn't be suprised, break dancing battles solved a lot of disputes between gang members back in the day. At least that's what t.v. and movies taught me. ******* My #2 favorite personal story involving break dancing: when I was in college my friends used to prank each other by printing off humorous flyers and posting them all over campus. During my Freshman year a flyer was made that said: "Interested in Breakdancing?" and had a picture of our friend Clif [skinny white guy] and his phone number at the bottom. ***** My #1 favorite personal story involving break dancing: when I lived in Virginia, Drew and I used to go to a bar that doubled as a Chinese restaurant during the day (yes, the city we lived in was a strange place). Anyway, at night it was a pretty cool bar that we went to fairly regularly for a while. One night, we were in the bar with a couple of other friends and Drew was approached by a drunk local who said that Drew looked familiar. Without missing a beat Drew responded: "Are you into break dancing? I was the New York City break dancing champion in 1996." The guy just walked away, looking confused. *** They have concluded the Martha Stewart jury selection and opening statements are today. The prosecution would be well served to play a couple episodes of her t.v. show to the jury and then rest its case. No reasonable jury would find her innocent after being subjected to that bitch's crap for a couple hours. * I was going to write something about this story I read, but I forgot what it was about. |
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