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∙ 2015-01-23 18:29:22In the film dirty dancing, the resort owner's grandson Neil Kellerman told Johnny he didn't want him doing the usual mambo at the end-of-season show. Instead, he suggests that they do the Pechanga.
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∙ 2015-01-23 18:29:22Well do whatever your comfortable with. But put a little pazas in it. Instead of doing a funny skit do a hilarious skit , or instead of just singing sing and dance to your fave song. And use props for singing acting or dancing... practice
The movie Twilight ends with Edward and Bella dancing in the gazebo. Bella has just asked Edward to turn her but instead he sofly kisses her neck. Then Victoria is seen crying looking through an up stairs window watching Bella and edward. The final shot is her smiling, letting down her hair and walking away.
I believe it is because he is Irish. Many people from the U.K./Ireland say "me" instead of "my".
He wants to be know as Mr. Purple instead.
YOur MOM you punk
In the film dirty dancing, the resort owner's grandson Neil Kellerman told Johnny he didn't want him doing the usual mambo at the end-of-season show. Instead, he suggests that they do the Pechanga.
In the film dirty dancing, the resort owner's grandson Neil Kellerman told Johnny he didn't want him doing the usual mambo at the end-of-season show. Instead, he suggests that they do the Pechanga.
the mambo
"Was dancing" as a whole is not a participle at all; instead it is the past progressive tense of "dance". "Dancing" is a present participle, not a past one.
The queens son Charles is a prince, and her grandson is the duke.
It's called "No Sleep Tonight" by The Faders.
castle was on instead of swts
This would be a reference to Fenris - if it was a wolf instead of a unicorn.
Happy Feet
to me it is a form of acting, your telling a story through your body instead of through words
a strong verb is a verb like instead of plain old dived it becomes aimed like jumping dancing
"The great joy of the moment, however, is dancing to music instead of the sound of my own breathing and muttered imprecations."