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Is DDR considered dancing?
Xanatic Posted Aug 27, 2003
But you can`t really say that they are not dancing, as dancing has basically been set steps for ages. It`s just in the last 50 or so years you`ve had much of the other kind.
Is DDR considered dancing?
Queeglesproggit - Keeper of the evil Thingite Avon Lady Army and Mary Poppins's bag of darkness.. Posted Aug 27, 2003
'Teenwolf' was the first one that popped into my head - classic movies such as that
You could still wave your arms around whilst doing the footsteps to DDR. Which is what I don't like about line dancing - too regimented.
And the arm movements would probably end up in sync on the dance floor... and you've got yourself an 80s revival!
Is DDR considered dancing?
Researcher Eagle 1 Posted Aug 27, 2003
But DDR isn't a rehearsed set of moves! You just pound the pads with your feet depending on where the arrow points when it scrolls to the top of the screen! The moves don't match the beat, and the steps aren't choreographed in any way. You could theoretically get down on your knees and pound the pad with your hands to match the moves.
I don't want to deny anyone who enjoys playing, as it is kind of fun to watch someone who's good at it, but I just don't think of it as dancing.
Oh, and if I were to discuss atraction to a certain ethnicity, I have a thing for middle-eastern women (and fair-skinned redheads). But that relates to earlier in this thread and isn't relevant anyhow.
Is DDR considered dancing?
Queeglesproggit - Keeper of the evil Thingite Avon Lady Army and Mary Poppins's bag of darkness.. Posted Aug 27, 2003
Ah no, it's always good to have a secondary conversation
Theoretically, yes, you could get down and bash it with your fist, but you're _meant_ to use your feet. DDR is rehearsed according to the machine. Unless it's a random set of moves for the songs, then you'll learn particular moves to one song... and then bring it to the dance floor... scary thing is, you may find yourself doing it without even thinking
As Xan was saying, most dancing is set 'steps'
Kim Basinger and Michelle Pfeiffer types ideally please, swooned at Heather Graham first time I saw her Tall, blonde, interesting eyes
Is DDR considered dancing?
badger party tony party green party Posted Aug 27, 2003
Are you getting "horizontal heroin" and "the mattress mambo" mixed up there?
Is DDR considered dancing?
CHeEky CHeRub Posted Oct 15, 2003
This DDR thing confuses me are you able to put your own CD into the PS or is it set music? If it is set music what type of music is it - Clubbing, Old Time, Salsa, Line Dancing?
Does it work on a PS1 or just on PS2?
Does it project you on the screen like the fighting mat?
for all the questions I just need to know all the details before I spend my hard earned cash.
Thanx
CHeEky
Is DDR considered dancing?
Just Bob aka Robert Thompson, plugging my film blog cinemainferno-blog.blogspot.co.uk Posted Jul 11, 2011
Ah, DDR. That takes me back. My friends were all obsessed with it at one point, to the extent that, when 5 of them moved in together, they chose the house partly on the basis of how springy the lounge floor was.
In my experience, the better people get at DDR, the less it looks like dancing.
Is DDR considered dancing?
Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am... Posted Jul 11, 2011
Just Bob, are you bored by any chance?
Is DDR considered dancing?
Just Bob aka Robert Thompson, plugging my film blog cinemainferno-blog.blogspot.co.uk Posted Jul 11, 2011
A bit. The conversations I'm looking at weren't moving very fast, and I can't think of anythign new, so I thought I'd go back as far as I have unread posts, and bring up some of them.
Incidentally, I have definitely not read some of these posts it reckons I've read. This thread came up as "2 unread posts" but was over a page, and I'm sure I would have commented if I'd seen it.
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