whenever I see girls doing cartwheels and flips on the street, I associate it with gang violence. I understand why the bad guys would be shaking in their boots. they're just lucky there weren't any uneven bars nearby. then they'd be toast.
Why is it that all movies/tv shows/whatevers about young people overcoming adversity by developing some wonderful talent have really, really, really dreadful dialogue? Can't there be just one - JUST ONE - with a decent script?
@MarissaExplainsItAll: and no where near as likely to unite the nation as a Fame-style all-singing, all-dancing blocking of the bustling Manhattan streets.
@MarissaExplainsItAll: I feel quite let down that taxi drivers aren't regularly hefting boom boxes on their cars and boasting about their talented sons to me. Damn it this is why I moved to New York, American people, can't you make my dreams come true?
Y'all can make fun of this show all you want, but that doesn't keep it from being one of THE best guilty pleasure shows I've ever watched. But I have to admit when I saw that scene, I LOLed forever.
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Too bad there wasn't a well-placed pommel horse or balance beam on the sidewalk, 'cause those guys would have really been in trouble.
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Tumble, Young (Wo)Man, Tumble!
Let's Get Ready to Tumble!
But seriously, my cartwheels are frightening(ly awful!) and could, I'M SURE, scare off any would-be assailants.
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I am also disappointed that we did not get one of the girls going "KI-YAAAAAA!", or the sound of a gong being struck in the distance.