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Hia Breakroom - this is just for fun - no fiddle playing, just a silly out-take -
So, aye, we took a couple of days quick break about a week back - it was cold, windy and wet (just our luck, for within a day of returning, everything was back to the un-usual, and un-seasonal (or probably "more expected" in these days of global warming) 15 or so degrees ( C that is ) - quite pleasant by then !
Anyway - just to prove the point - "Bill can't dance" - here you go - cameo role appearance in the empty-street vid -
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh - 
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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Was waiting for a full Gene Kelly routine, but you cut it short!
The old curmudgeon!
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BillyG
Being a Scotsman, if you had been dressed appropriately in a kilt, I'm sure you would of had the inspiration to dance a jig that the world would have been in awe of. 
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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ROFL @Mark - aye indeed - the world would have been "in awe" and at the same time, "utterly scared witless" ( yup, "witless" was the word I intentionally used LOL )...
I take your point there Mark ! Great comment man - made me laugh TY !
Ha, here's a link for you (not the usual one) https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....2fizeoT22g ( the "ladies" from hell - which I found quite funny - and not the "laddies" / (lads) from hell lolol.... )
Although being Scottish, but not a traditional kilt-wearer ( twice only, on a couple of special occasions) I have to agree, it's a difficult thing to live with.... ( not wearing the kilt, I mean being Scottish and having to live with the kilt jokes!!! hahaha Yeah - but it's all good and usually done in jest )
Hehee, still laughing away to myself here....
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh -
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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Hahahaha @JohnG - tell you what - my "camera-woman" (a.k.a. Debbie, my good lady) was so embarrassed by my street-action that she turned the camera away and chose to film the darned buildings... I was still dancing.... Even kept going for a couple of minutes after she had clearly stopped filming.... Duh.... hahahaha - it got better (worse ???) lol - but I had a glimpse of one single person (just seen in the video) entering a store - who turned round, and stopped, obviously watching and wondering "What the heck is that guy doing" - so I played to the "audience" for the next minute or so !!! Hahahahahaha - ahh- folks need to have fun.. all good !
And I have no idea how many shop security-cams caught it...
Love it !!!
Man, just fun ( and close on being 70 y.o. I feel entitled - so WHY NOT !!! Yup! )
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh -
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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maybe we could get you on strictly, could just see you dancing with somone off east enders, or maybe a pro ballet dancer;)
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I'll have a pint of whatever you'd been drinking.
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@billyg situation looks familiar cept my camera lady would have broke into hysterical laughing and been like..alright..dont know who the clown is but i have it on video for later...
looks like a nice place btw.
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