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Ah, the dancing without arm movement-- an acquired taste, to be sure...
Mad as in crazy might be a generational thing-- by this time, it's entirely possible nobody under the age of twenty has ever used the word Mad when they meant Crazy...
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It looks so cool when everyone does it right...an acquired skill, too.
I used to be a good riverdancer!
That is entirely possible! I should ask more people tomorrow..and in other states, too...
So do you use the words interchangeably then?
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Nah-- I think it was kind of going out of style even when I was a kid-- 
I've seen riverdancing when it took my breath away, it was so beautiful-- how long ago did you used to do it?
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But hey, I've never realized that before..I never really thought about what the name meant..so I guess that makes two of us in a way!
A long time ago! 
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Do you think you could pick up riverdancing again, Natalie?
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I would like to! Do you think they offer classes in Portugal or India?
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I don't know-- I rode horses, I did play some tennis, I've skied, I'd go dancing-- I dunno.
Riverdancing In India might end up being the title of your first novel, you know...
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That sounds absurdly enthralling!
You rode horses? 
What type of dancing? (I've always had a fascination for all things related to dancing)
I used to be really good at chess, too... 
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Rode horses because there's a big horse culture in Denver; any Colorado kid eventually gets up on one, sister.
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My friend once did a research paper where she "proved" that shorter people are more spastic than taller people. I take it as a compliment
Really?! How long did you ride horses for?
Have you ever milked a cow? I aim to do that sometime in my life.
Bikes are the epitome of freedom!
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I considered buying a bike over the summertime; stuck with walking for now...
Never milked a cow, but my mom did-- she was born in Funk, Nebraska! True!
I rode horses over the space of one year, I would guess...
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You must be really healthy!
Last Sunday, my friend and I were supervisors for a river cleanup, so as we were heading back to the meeting place and herding everyone back, we see this kid riding a bicycle and his friend behind him carrying a soccer ball. Turns out that they had actually found these things when they were picking up trash! The bike wasn't even rusty at all--it was in perfect working condition...and the soccer ball was as good as new, too!
My friend and I? We found an empty wine bottle and a hub cap.
No way!
Now would you like to ride horses again someday?
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What a good question-- I dunno, Natalie; maybe! Have you ever been up on a horse?
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You should! Right after you finish writing that book, publishing that theory, and bowling.
Once or twice..at a fair in England. Doesn't really count, I think, because it was only me sitting on a horse while a person led it around a 25' X 25' square.
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That's very demure; that's very classy indeed... ^______________^
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Oh yes! I was a very demure little girl! 
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Yeah..didn't work out so well in a household where strict discipline was extremely important.
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I've found that some of the people I admire the most came from cultures that they revere, even though there are aspects of which that they had to rebel against...
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How true!
Even though I hate the ways and the extent to which they would enforce discipline, I'm worried that I'm going to do something similar with my own kids subconsciously, you know, like an after-effect of my own upbringing.
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I wonder... But I have to say, there's something about you that suggests you're going to be a really great Mom...
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We have sheep on our farm.
Both the farm and sheep are revolting >:C
But this is so realistic and yet is beautfiul! And it's a sheep!
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Not a problem, Sam
My father is a farmer, Sam. I? I am a dignitary of the land, if you will
I can make anything sound snobbish
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You'll be carefull what you say o' brogues. We Irish are closer to The Big Guy than nuns washes in holy water
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That's my opinion, as well; Irish and Scottish voices are the most beautiful voices on Earth...
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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Our Grannies may have telephones to call Budda with but Irish accents are all hideous. Fun to imitate, but hideous
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Yes, hideous yet adora- ARE YOU CRAZY?!
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Now Sam, these men in white coats are your friends and those needles are really toys. Now stick your arm out like a good boy and they'll give you a lollipop
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I've dealt with them, lad; they're all tranqued on "green tea"...
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Everything about this is spectacular. You really captured the sheeps.. sheepyness.
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The sheepitude; the sheepesqueness; thanks very much!
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I'm sorry, sir. I shall remember that next time I comment.
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Nah, man, I'm working WITH you; we're trying for a new vocabulary, here...
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Oh I see! Shalth I talketh like this?
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Wow Sam... I am amazed, this is just lovely.
It looks so... cuddly. >:3
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oh, i'd like to hug it!!! it's hmm... "mouth" (sorry, don't know how that body part od sheep it's called in english
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