Dodgen Car Dancing

[RobE]

How come at the Nash on Saturday night it was a continuous collision of elbows and knees on the dance floor while at the Middle on Sunday arvo, with the same density of dancers, there was only the occasional bumps?

Did anyone else think it was like that? So why is it so?

[icon]

Yes RobE . Now you mention it. I did notice you dancing erraticly and banging into everyone at the Monash. I thought you were just pissed..

[Allen]

I do think that AGE has a lot to do with bouncing into other people, I frequently get a little off balance, that's why I don't like spinning to much.

[Frank]

SO what your saying is that Rob is a pi## head and old-- that it ?
yer well the old bit might be true but umm I'm yet to see the ol'e fella out of it so to speak...

Its ok Rob I'll stick up for ya bud.. lol

[RobE]

First I am called a sheep dog, then a dirty old man and now I'm a bit Oliver.

Mille gracie for your support Franko.

[tggsb]

Gee RobE lucky you got a thick skin hey - or was that the thick coat of an old sheep dog

[Jazza]

Poor RobE, the next thing you know, ppl will label you as a bad speller for misspelling ‘dodgem’ … can’t win, hey mate??? I have a theory on the difference in ‘bump-frequency’ on the dance floor at these two venues. My theory is: - the collateral damage you caused on the floor at the Monash Hotel, sent out a “stay-well-clear” warning to potential dances at the Gully, especially when Hank’s Jalopy Demons played your favourite ape song (much laughter). Good to see you enjoying yourself Rob.