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Originally Posted by My Daily Run
I just came back from Brownwood and there were some line dancers there. I noticed a very nice looking young man maybe around 13 years old having a great time mimicking the line dancers and he was not close to them. After the dance he took a bow and many of us clapped as he was adorable and did a great job. He proceeded to the stands for his families approval. He went back to the dance floor and one of the line dancers spoke to him and he proceeded to run to the stands with rosy cheeks as he looked embarrassed. He spoke to his family and took his place in the stands. After a few more songs a woman came out of the stands and spoke to the woman that spoke to the young man. I seem to believe that the line dancer told him that he should not dance for whatever reason because when the woman walked back to the stand many people stopped her to give her encouragement.
It is not brain surgery folks...lets not leave a bad taste in the mouth of these young folks that we should enjoy and embrace. Shortly after the family...Mom, Dad, child in Dad's arms maybe 3 years old, handsome young want to be line dancer, possibly Grandma, and Grandpa left the square. What happen to our Friendliest Home Town...I was disappointed and heart broken.
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If that line dancer scolded the preteen/teenager and mom, or in any way made him feel unwelcome, it is an absolute DISGRACE and an embarrassment to all the good people here in TV.
How boring and deadened it would be if only 55+ people were at the town squares! A few of the line dancers do act like they own the place and novices are to dare not get into "their" space. It's an embarrassment.