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07-03-2008, 03:38 PM
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is "kaning" it - Kandi Kane that is :P
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Aah, they're some amazing suggestions  Thank You so much!!
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07-03-2008, 03:59 PM
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ist a Maid, and I liked it!
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Originally Posted by Miss Dani California
The music I want needs to fit:
* a sexy secretary/librarian
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What about doing (and if this has been done before I wouldn't be surprised) a dowdy mouse of a librarian, wheeling onto the stage some sort of book cart to Bjork's It's So Quiet, so you start off telling audience to sssh sssh, stamping a few books, but then letting rip, stripping down to a very unexpected (yeah tho) sexy sparkly little number...but feeling a little shy and modest in the inbetween bits?
Sorry this is a bit piecemeal, I keep having to pop out and collect kids off school buses....erm, my kids that is, I don't steal other peoples.... |
07-03-2008, 04:01 PM
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ist a Maid, and I liked it!
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dammit why did I suggest that, I want to do it now  that would be quite cool... |
07-03-2008, 04:05 PM
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is "kaning" it - Kandi Kane that is :P
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That's really cool I will have to think of something like that now - since you've put it on here, half the world will see it and go "ooh, that'd be a good idea!" 
lol - you have a lot of good ideas! I'm a bit jealous! |
07-03-2008, 04:11 PM
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ist a Maid, and I liked it!
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don't worry, I'm having great fun working on two routines of my own, if anyone wants that idea I won't patent it and would love to see how it turned out on a stage
I wouldn't be too jealous, my counsellor thinks I have one of the most tangential brains he's ever seen - it's fabulous for thinking up wacky ideas but hellish when you're trying to do the supermarket shopp.........ooh shiny thing.....
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07-03-2008, 04:30 PM
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is "kaning" it - Kandi Kane that is :P
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Lol, I'm the same - my boyfriend knows exactly how to cheer me up - he brings me anything with sequins or sparkles on
I might use that one then for the librarian routine - it's an absolutely awesome idea 
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07-05-2008, 02:39 PM
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is exhasted, but happy
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Originally Posted by Trina Topaz
I've seen the video of Lala Vulvaria's Ring-themed act on youtube too. I remember thinking it was really original at the time...but still, there being two takes (that we know of!) on the same theme is still pretty original when you consider how many different acts there are of a lot of themes out there, especially when a lot of those acts still manage to be pretty original in the way they're done. I'd love to see how you did yours. Did you put it up on Youtube in the end?
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Not yet - have to change the format of the video file first. Yeh, hers was great when I watched it, it was just a shock initially! I think I'll put it up anyway - that damned TV took so long to make I want people to see it,
xx
Wait - this might work: http://s76. photobucket. com/albums/j20/jimsin101/?action=view¤t=maladyring. flv
Last edited by Malady de Winter; 07-12-2008 at 10:47 AM.
Reason: forgot to add link
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07-14-2008, 10:55 AM
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Dark as the devil, sweet as a stolen kiss
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Originally Posted by tempest devyne
Saint Saens Aquarium
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Oh, I love that piece of music, one of my favourite classical pieces!
Good suggestion for a watery themed dance too, I was trying to think up a routine to that not long ago
for a piece that is quiet then builds into a strut, 'Lazy' by Marilyn Monroe could work depending on the routine.
Last edited by Miss Freya Fabulosa; 07-14-2008 at 10:58 AM.
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