dick slexia
Well-Known Member
I don't know what fellow bluemooners think but should there be a cut off age for people dancing in public?
I havnt danced at a function since I saw Peter Kaye going on about people dancing at weddings when I realised I could be one of those people he was describing. Today I went to a mate of mines birthday party (58th) and there was a live band in the pub, as usual after a lot of drink some of the people there got up and started dancing. One of the younger people there looked at me and said there should be a cut off at 35 when people shouldn't be allowed in public to dance. I looked around and realised what she was saying was bang on, it was like a car crash. you were probably cool dancing in your twenties at the Wigan Casino or the Twisted Wheel but now your in your fifties or even sixties just don't do it.
I havnt danced at a function since I saw Peter Kaye going on about people dancing at weddings when I realised I could be one of those people he was describing. Today I went to a mate of mines birthday party (58th) and there was a live band in the pub, as usual after a lot of drink some of the people there got up and started dancing. One of the younger people there looked at me and said there should be a cut off at 35 when people shouldn't be allowed in public to dance. I looked around and realised what she was saying was bang on, it was like a car crash. you were probably cool dancing in your twenties at the Wigan Casino or the Twisted Wheel but now your in your fifties or even sixties just don't do it.