[Driller703]

Originally Posted by coconutmama

I wonder if it was the same young couple that we saw in Brownwood SQ. The man passed out business cards afterwards. They were great fun to see. Not certain how long ago it was, as time is flying by. Thanks for the happy memory.

Professional dance instructors often do this, and also ask singles to dance, to try and interest potential students in taking dance lessons..

[meridian5850]

Originally Posted by SickofSnow

Do you have any favorite "dancers" that you enjoy watching at Brownwood? I have 5 that I enjoy watching. One dances by herself and takes bows like a Broadway star. Another skips along the square seemingly in her own world. One tall gent stands erect, bending his knee to the music and then spins around and around. Another gent shows good dance moves and then hits the ground on one arm while spinning around. The last is a woman dancing with her partner with the same moves throughout the dance with a lot of gyrating. I truly enjoy watching them all!

Um, that's a man...

[B-flat]

Originally Posted by meridian5850

Um, that's a man...

That sounds like Linda.

[KYtoTV2021]

Originally Posted by SickofSnow

Do you have any favorite "dancers" that you enjoy watching at Brownwood? I have 5 that I enjoy watching. One dances by herself and takes bows like a Broadway star. Another skips along the square seemingly in her own world. One tall gent stands erect, bending his knee to the music and then spins around and around. Another gent shows good dance moves and then hits the ground on one arm while spinning around. The last is a woman dancing with her partner with the same moves throughout the dance with a lot of gyrating. I truly enjoy watching them all!

The person (a "he" who pretends to be a "she") sometimes dances 3' in front of people. That is just revolting.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by JoMar

What a boring view.

OK we go to listen to music if that is boring to you so be it.

[I'm Popeye!]

Originally Posted by pdatc

Nope. Gonna dance with my beautiful wife and couldn’t care less if it ****es you off. How about you just stay home instead, makes more sense.

Love to sit and listen to live music, that's the reason these musicians are getting paid for to entertain us.
Some people need to ride a bike before experimenting with dancing, the peddles will keep you in sync..

[I'm Popeye!]

Originally Posted by JanetMM

I really wanted to reply but I was afraid I would end up sounding as crotchety as you sound with your SIT DOWN.

And Stay!

[HoosierPa]

Originally Posted by SickofSnow

Do you have any favorite "dancers" that you enjoy watching at Brownwood? I have 5 that I enjoy watching. One dances by herself and takes bows like a Broadway star. Another skips along the square seemingly in her own world. One tall gent stands erect, bending his knee to the music and then spins around and around. Another gent shows good dance moves and then hits the ground on one arm while spinning around. The last is a woman dancing with her partner with the same moves throughout the dance with a lot of gyrating. I truly enjoy watching them all!

Not really. It’s like watching a freak show.

[meme5x]

Squares are crowded..even outside makes me nervous because I still believe quite a number don’t even live in TV..should be monitored.. shouldn’t be free for just anyone beside Villagers and their guests

[Hank’s mom]

How sad that view dancing as a way of drawing attention to themselves!! Probably true of walkers, runners or anyone moving their body and exercising. Maybe everyone needs an indoor bike!

[shut the front door]

Originally Posted by thevillages2013

Bingo. Bandana hid the Adam’s apple

There's one that goes to Brownwood and dances in a short skirt. When it bends over, you can see the family jewels. I'm told this person also plays ladies softball.

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by meme5x

Squares are crowded..even outside makes me nervous because I still believe quite a number don’t even live in TV..should be monitored.. shouldn’t be free for just anyone beside Villagers and their guests

A lot of the people are from surrounding communities. The Squares are open to the public. Our amenity fees do not pay for the music. The funds for the performers come from the square merchants and Sumter County Tourism tax. You will see an increase in residents as the surrounding areas continue to grow.

[Shbullet]

Interesting negative take that some have over people dancing. All squares have a stage for the band that play a lot of music that can be danced to. The squares provide a 500 by 500 foot cement area in front of the stage... So obviously its a dance floor. Why would people have a issue with dancers? Whether they are good dancers or not they seem to me to be having a great time.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

We go to listen to music and not much interest in people who want to direct attention to themselves.

Couldn’t have said it any better myself. 👍👍

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by shut the front door

There's one that goes to Brownwood and dances in a short skirt. When it bends over, you can see the family jewels. I'm told this person also plays ladies softball.

If you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. At this stage in life, some are just have more wrinkles than others. 😣😣