The Conga - line dance
The Tango - two person Latin-American dance
The Mango - As above, with fruit
The Quango - one person dance performed by public servants for the entertainment of their political masters
The Mambo - similar to the Tango
The Rhumba - No idea, but it sounds fun.
The Bhimbo - Something involving blonde people.
The Tarantella - Dance imitating the fevered throes of a person who has been bitten by a Tarantula spider.
The Banktella - Dance imitating the fevered throes of a person who has been bitten by a local bankteller (the venom is said to be fatal).
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5 comments:
Personally, I dance the Drongo.
Best danced with, or by, a man called Bongo.
A victim of the fatal Banktella bite often snaps right out of the effect when focussed on The Interest Charge on their Statement.
While on the dance topic, fans of Burton & Herman's PEEWEEs Big Adventure will love knowing he is going to do repeat his legendary Biker Bartop dance at the biggest biker festival - hundreds of thousands of them converge on some place in Dakota. details at vanityfair.com/ if you really want to be amazed.
The place is apparently lawless for the duration.
"On August 8th and 9th, you’re appearing as Pee-wee at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota, where you’ll be leading the world’s biggest “Tequila” dance. Was that your idea?
Paul Reubens: I knew somebody who was going to Sturgis and she mentioned to me that it was the 70th anniversary and they were expecting six to seven hundred thousand people. It’s the biggest party on the planet. So I said to her, “You should do a little checking around, because I have a pretty good following among bikers.”
Because of the biker scene in Big Adventure?
Exactly. So a few weeks later she called me back and said, “Oh my god, I cannot believe the reaction I got by dropping your name to the biker people I know.” She was hooked up to the owner of the big premiere campground there, the Buffalo Chip. And that’s who’s bringing me to Sturgis. We’re going to try and recreate the scene in Big Adventure where I dance on the bar in the biker bar. We asked if some of the people attending want to be extras, and we’ve gotten hundreds and hundreds of applications. It’s just really incredible.
Said bartop dance is so legendary I never heard of it, but thanks for the entertaining news snippet.
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