Nowadays they do not dance together anymore. Some march bouncing and venomously. Others are creeping horrified. The social gaps grow. Not only financially but also with body language!
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Flaubert: “One does not dance today any more; one marches, winds himself etc. ”
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https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/glossary/
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for to translate the German part into English
I’ve added an html-code (only google-machine):
translate good German to bad English
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Ausschweifend übersetzt von frizztext fürs deutsche Gemüt:
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Man tanzt heute nicht mehr zusammen.
Die einen marschieren stramm und giftig.
Die anderen schleichen erschüttert daher.
Die gesellschaftliche Schere geht auseinander.
Nicht nur finanziell sondern auch körpersprachlich!
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2) title=”Moscow” by Peter Gutierrez, sent to my group PARADOX 3) “Tango” by Barbara Fritze
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4) Gas war resistant pram by Nationaal Archief 5) Vietnam victims by yolaglloq, on Flickr
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6) “Ceramic Worker by @sHik, on Flickr 7) Banda de trompetas y cornetas by Miguelángel
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related:
a video posted by Paul Cardin too: girl, dancing to the drums of Sandy Nelson (Let There Be Drums):
though produced in the Sixties, this could be the hymn of 2011 too … I enjoyed the drum solo by Sandy Nelson already some decades ago. But in the sixties there were no possibilities to watch videos like this. And I think the dancing style developed in the meantime too?
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Interesting combined pictures. The Red Armists and the Tango dancers … And first I thought about KKC viewing the last picture – now I learned e little bit more.
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http://sites.google.com/site/oswright/home2
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@emil: ja die Riten des KKK / Ku Klux Klan werden zuweilen verwechselt mit denen bei der Semana Santa, dem Karfreitags-Spektakel in katholischen Ländern. Die Riten unterscheiden sich in der Zielrichtung durchaus vom in weißen Kutten aufmarschierenden KKK.
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introducing soon:
title=”Roller Derby” by shirlaine, on Flickr
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title=”It’s good to feel you are close to me.”
by am_kaiser Annmarie in Rome …
[LoVe is………….], on Flickr
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Thanks my friend for chooseing this pic……….!
I love tango and coupledance!
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Thanks my friend for sponsoring my work!
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I love your photos always!
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I love dancing.. and ballroom dance is one of the best form of bonding dance.. I just love it…
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niceee!!!!!!!!!
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dancing squirrel:
http://www.life.com/gallery/52491/image/ugc1145021/2010-pictures-of-the-year#index/22
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Russian soldiers
http://www.life.com/gallery/52491/image/ugc1145021/2010-pictures-of-the-year#index/24
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related:
http://moonspeaks.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/give-me-some-mad-vocals/#comment-26
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