Whoever posts last is best

[robbo]

Well, it's certainly withstood the test of time.

[fazerscotty]

And will go on and on, and on, and on..............

[robbo]

And will go on and on, and on, and on..............

Let’s hope so

[fazerscotty]

And on, and on, and on........

[Grahamm]

I think the record is stuck!

[fazerscotty]

Haha lol - showing your age again!

[robbo]

And on, and on, and on........

Just like my old Dansette Major record player if you swung the stacking arm out of the way, whatever you were playing played on repeat, on and on…..and on…..happy days 

[Grahamm]

Stone me, guv, that must have come out of the Ark ;-)

[robbo]

But I didn't say anything........

Stone me, guv, that must have come out of the Ark ;-)

Brand new in 1959, they were the dogs bollox back then. A good one will easily fetch £500+ nowadays, wish I still had mine.

[Grahamm]

But you'd put a disc out if you tried to dance to it

[robbo]

You might, I wouldn't?

[Grahamm]

[robbo]

You’ll have to go back a lot older than that ?

[Grahamm]

[robbo]

Not that old, but very talented was Fred.

[Grahamm]

Everything Fred Astaire did, Ginger Rogers did too, but backwards and in high heels!

[unfazed]

Jack Stanford in the 1930 was the most amazing and often considered the Elastic Dancer

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VrF1HfG8424

[Grahamm]

There was an ad with a reworked version of Gene Kelly's Singin' in the Rain a few years back with someone who had a similar dancing style:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_ct2YKgofA

[agricola]

All my life, I've loved playing soccer, cricket, swimming, running, cycling, still do three of those in my 70s. Dance? Not a chance. Never been able to. Arms, legs, body never in syc, dance like Dalek. Wife gave up decades ago trying to get me on a dance floor, whether it be weddings/parties etc. Despite the sporting activities requiring balance/timing/co-ordination etc, none of that ever seemed to come together for dancing. Odd really.

[robbo]

All my life, I've loved playing soccer, cricket, swimming, running, cycling, still do three of those in my 70s. Dance? Not a chance. Never been able to. Arms, legs, body never in syc, dance like Dalek. Wife gave up decades ago trying to get me on a dance floor, whether it be weddings/parties etc. Despite the sporting activities requiring balance/timing/co-ordination etc, none of that ever seemed to come together for dancing. Odd really.

Good for you on the exercise front. Certainly got to keep moving as we get a few miles on the clock. I hated cricket and am no good at swimming, but kept playing football until I was 67, albeit in goal in 7 aside.
Still enjoy getting out on my mountain bike, and have lots of off road trails near home, which is a lot safer for me than cycling on the road. Can't beat a day out on a motorbike though