1920's The Charleston
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| doing the charleston at home | The Charleston. | To Live In The 1920's |
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| ULHS 2006 Charleston Finals Dance-Off | The Charleston - Poison (Bel Biv DeVoe) 1.18m JCM Edit | The Jazz Age 1920's |
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| McAwsome that rocks ( 3 weeks ago by jesussavesfmc) |
| McAwsome that rocks |
| Awesome, i'm off to ... ( 3 weeks ago by SpearmintAltoids) |
| Awesome, i'm off to go dance on top of taxi cabs now. |
| Well, you can't ... ( 2 weeks ago by Felicity717144) |
| Well, you can't exactly compare the standards of different eras to each other... otherwise you aren't entirely able to understand that certain time period. |
| STREET GANG PARTY ( 2 weeks ago by futsalfred2) |
| STREET GANG PARTY |
| I pay top prices ... ( 1 week ago by grofuss88) |
| I pay top prices for canned farts, take no notice of others offering $100 plus it's all rubbish. |
| What a great decade ... ( 1 week ago by cameraguy38) |
| What a great decade the 20's were. Economic boom was starting to be felt in North America and Europe, youth culture, jazz music, art deco, people finally letting their hair down after the horrors of WWI. Women had the vote and were able to show their knees in public for the first time since the Stone Age. It all came to a bitter end of course with the stock market crash in '29, but in terms of cultural revolution, the only decade coming remotely close was the 1960's, which gave us 'hippys' :| |
| me encanta ( L ) ( 1 week ago by esme813) |
| me encanta ( L ) |
| camera, well said. ... ( 1 week ago by coralarch) |
| camera, well said. I've just been to the Art Deco exhibition in Melbourne and found it incredibly inspiring. A lot of pre-hippy 60s fashions were borrowed from the 20s, my parents' era. Whenever they kvetched about something I wore, I'd point out that their generation had started it! |
| Good point. 20's ... ( 1 week ago by cameraguy38) |
| Good point. 20's flappers loved their beaded jewellery, beaded dresses and skirts. You could say the 60's mini just took the knee length flapper skirt that wee bit further. Even the shimmy dance from the 20's was popularised again in the 60's. The early hippy era was certainly marked by a nostalgia for the past, and what they saw as a simpler way of life, before the evils of modern technology really took hold. |
| Hippies yes, ... ( 1 week ago by VariedInterest) |
| Hippies yes, clueless, spoiled upper middle class youths whose idea of protest was throwing a party, what a great movement! Worse, a lot of those Hippies became the proud selfish-ignorance class known as Baby Boomers. There were good revolutions in the 60s though, just like the 20s, but the main failures of both stem mostly from the influence of corporate style capitalism and the cultural disease of media advertising. |
| Anice "Swingy" ... ( 1 week ago by kenospen) |
| Anice "Swingy" version of this famous tune !! |
| its selfish to give ... ( 1 week ago by januaryjewel) |
| its selfish to give birth? |
| It's inherently a ... ( 1 week ago by VariedInterest) |
| It's inherently a selfish act. Now, Twain said there is no completely unselfish act, and that's true. To some extent, a certain amount of selfishness is required for the survival of a species, but breeding in humans hasn't been about the survival of the species in hundreds of years. Breeding in humans is an act of inflated ego and false pride which says, "my genes are the ones that need passing on, a child from my loins is so valuable that it's the only thing I need to contribute to the world." |
| or it can be ... ( 1 week ago by januaryjewel) |
| or it can be unselfish for the fact that you give life to a human being, an act of love towards your husband, and contribution to the world. |
| As long as there ... ( 1 week ago by VariedInterest) |
| As long as there are discarded and forgotten children in foster and orphan care systems, it's supremely arrogant and selfish to bring your own child into the world. Giving love to a wife or husband has nothing to do with breeding, it's a matter of mutual respect, sacrifice, encouragement and compassion. Contributing to the world? Maybe you can put your personal vanity on hold and really contribute to something meaningful and adopt. You think the kid you didn't have will give a shit? |
| (Hint: it has no ... ( 1 week ago by VariedInterest) |
| (Hint: it has no idea, it isn't a child until it gets farted out your wife's vagina!). On the other hand, the child you adopted already knows what it's like to be forgotten, they already know what it is to be discarded, and they will know what it is like when they feel love, or probably not because there are egomaniac assholes like you all over the place. |
| actually its a ... ( 6 days ago by januaryjewel) |
| actually its a child from conception. and im all for adoption, but it seems the world isnt for it because of abortion. |
| Well, stupidity ... ( 6 days ago by VariedInterest) |
| Well, stupidity like that make a rational exchange of ideas impossible. |
| wow...maybe its ... ( 6 days ago by grlsrok13) |
| wow...maybe its stupidity to you but everyone is entititled to their own beliefs and to say that those beliefs are stupid, only shows how ignorant you are. i agree with januaryjewell and i think that what you're saying doesn't make any sense whatsoever. you say that adoption is better than giving birth, because giving birth is selfish. however the child you will adopt must have arrived on this planet somehow. how? by birth! and im all for adoption, i just think you're being narrow-minded. |
| I hear you all, but ... ( 6 days ago by johnnylifelive) |
| I hear you all, but what a bummer it is to tune into a video about the charleston, and get pulled into Roe v. Wade |
| lol i agree, it is ... ( 6 days ago by grlsrok13) |
| lol i agree, it is kinda wierd. |
| I think you crawled ... ( 5 days ago by VariedInterest) |
| I think you crawled out of the same polluted gene pool! If ever there was an argument in favour of pro-choice, you two are it. I didn't think a person could be more asinine than him, but then you chose to weigh in, boy howdy! To argue AGAINST adoption by saying those adopted kids had to be born somehow. You been out in the sun too long?! Or because a child is a human from conception? Moron, your bus is leaving! Abortion has nothing to do with choosing to breed or adopt! Youre indefensible. |
| The same can be ... ( 3 days ago by n3cr0fil3) |
| The same can be said just about every species on the planet. It's not for population reasons, it's for natural selection. |
| how about you all ... ( 3 days ago by dementionX) |
| how about you all shut the hell up and find a message board to post that crap. To stay on topic: Funny video. If you compare it to dances that are made now, those are original! |
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