Anyone dance or go clubbing?

Whats a chav? for some reason, why do I feel its mexican-related

Usually there's a patio where you can talk and cool down. But I guess some do play it TOO loud. And that is one point in it, if youre talking to a girl, it gives you a reason to get close to her and speak right next to her ear - you get to smell her along the way :)



You break? really huh. I break too from time to time. But the most I can do is just swipes, Im just a beginner. But lately I have been getting into freestyle, dancing to chris brown and usher.

would you be my new breaking master? -_- my old one abandoned me



If you can play that, then for sure you can dance! or atleast have the physique to. you should try it. you might love it you know, its really different dancing in a dance floor. you get this freedom and release its just really nice.

+1 Attraction

Lmaoo. "Sooometalmannn -flail/jump-" That'd be amusing to witness. From a safe distance, of course. I could headbang a little but if I do it too feverishly, I get a headache. >_<

I know very little about venues. I was never allowed to go to concerts, and never had the opportunity when I moved in with James. ... so knowledge about venues; I haz none.

It's not really my thing, I just happened to be good at it.

But that was nearly 10 years ago. And I broke my neck three years ago- so breaking is strictly out for me.

sorry to hear about your neck -_- atleast youre still alive right

but for you to be good at it, you mustve put in a lot of time in it.

any tips? >_>

Fuck no.

Danke. :3

Lol, best to see the chaos from the upper floor. No "hanky-panky" allowed there, and gives a nice view of the whole floor, making for solid entertainment.

Best way to start knowing (though I know you can't do so now either): look up tour dates of your favourite bands and just try to attend ones near you. You'll soon pick up the ability to know what's a good venue.

Nah, I'm not one of those drunken moshers, i actually avoid alcohol at metal concerts, i dont need it to have a good time. I mosh from time to time, but i usually use mosh pits as a way to get closer to the stage. I'de rather be as close as possible and just headbang/sing along than tire myself out moshing. And i fucking hate hardcore dancers and people who act like theyre at some kind of grindcore concert too. Ever concert i go to always has "that" guy. Theres a difference between moshing and trying to hurt people, and some people dont seem to understand that. Although I've also seen those people get their asses kicked by pissed off metal fans who are trying to enjoy themselves.

My friends joke that I'm immortal, and I'm starting to believe it.


And- not really, no. This was back when I was a teen, and just naturally limber.

Good coordination is a natural thing. I'm not sure if it's something that can be improved after the initial developmental stages of childhood.


Be sure to do plenty of stretching. You can really fuck yourself up if you strain something.

See if there are gymnastics/acrobatics courses or somesuch. Many of the more complex maneuvers echo them perfectly.


Be careful.

Concerts require money or at least transportation. Grand/mum not down with that. D;

STEAL IT AND HITCHHIKE

I used to go to raves, but I don't do that anymore.

TOUGH GUY RYTE HERE

Chav

Yeah I've done that once or twice. It's more acceptable while drunk

There is one nightclub I can think of even near me in NJ, and it is a skeezefest in Trenton.
Sure I could go NYC but nah.

I dance at convention raves: best part, I'm never the worst looking person or shittiest dancer, as I'm surrounded by other geeks. Feelsgoodman.

Ever since I finished grad school, not so much, as I have a real job and all my friends are in different places. Even when I did go out, it wasn't "clubbing" so much as going to shows. Not "BLEEP BLOOP SCREEEEE" music, more indie rock and such.

This is now a dubstep thread

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Not really, never a fan of clubbing

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