No? Well you should try it... it's great fun!
And... yes! I can see your hand up over there in Essex... excellent! As a convert to the great art already, you'll be more than versed in its positive properties and calorie burning potential. Plus the many and varied opportunities it offers, on a drive home, to be caught enthusiastically embraced 'in the act' several times by the occupants of the cars in front, either side and, believe it of not, even behind you!
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| Wayne and Garth knew how to pull off a 'cool Car Dance'! |
Activity: 'Car Dancing' to Take That on the drive from
Distance: As the car is actually moving, I will count it as approximately 4 miles of Car Dancing
Time: 30 minutes (including some stationary traffic car dancing, offering multiple opportunities for Car Dancing Voyeurists.
Feeling: Not in the slightest bit embarrassed!
When I read the title I thought you might have been referring to Steve's back seat antics lol! Nothing wrong with a bit of car dancing,works the upper body :).xxx
ReplyDeleteWould it be wrong to do this on a motorbike?
ReplyDeleteOn a motorbike... Maybe a little difficult, but definitely not wrong!
ReplyDeleteSis- he defo managed a bit if car dancing himself there, just a shame he's not as good at it as me!! :-)
I'm in Luton but from essesx so I'm just gonna take it its me your waving at -0 because I too did this today!!! Wierd...
ReplyDeleteMy OH tries to pretend he's not with me whenever I break out into a little car dance.
ReplyDeleteNext time I'll remember this. Today I'm going out and about on the tube so it might be a challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove it! and may very well 'borrow' this idea for Juneathon on Monday when I have to drive home from Durham after a uni Open Day for my son = Bohemian Rhapsody on the radio, mom - car dancing, teenage son - hiding under the seat :)
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