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| #1EscherEnigmaApr 16, 2010 23:53:28 | Ok, so bellydancing isn't really my thing, but I ended up watching this video anyway. [link] ... and then I kept watching because it was freaky scary. Seriously. This guy moves in ways that nobody, male, female, or those that lie between, should. Anyway. Since it was such an impressive video, I thought I'd share. |
| #2dirtyfrankApr 17, 2010 0:08:37 | I don't know what to say... |
| #3Dark_StrykeApr 17, 2010 0:11:38 | OH GOD, SPINES AREN'T SUPPOSED TO DO THAT |
| #4IdolisApr 17, 2010 0:13:35 | Spines hell, ribs aren't supposed to do that! |
| #5KlirshonApr 17, 2010 9:23:31 | I suppose he started this early in his life in order to become that elastic. That or his bone structure was constructed with a malleable rubber composite. I'll opt for the former. |
| #6Robin_HoodlumApr 17, 2010 9:27:50 | I would like to see a young, shapely woman doin' that... |
| #7pigknightApr 17, 2010 11:33:30 | I think he's wearing too much glittter on his pants. |
| #8lhockeeApr 17, 2010 13:12:48 | I think the glitter is the least of this Human-Elastic's problems... ![]() |
| #9dragomApr 19, 2010 0:54:55 | First I think, but belly dancing is a way for women to tell young girls about the muscles used for childbirth. Second I think, the spine is a legacy component of the base animal, the mysterious spine worm, that all vertebrates evolved from. I bet they wriggled through the primordial oceans like that. Third I think, that guy's never done a day of manual labor or he'd have to much muscle in his back to move like that. |