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    Blimey! Gives me backache just watching!
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    It's cured my bad back!
    Just out of interest Alex, what exactly were you searching for when you found that clip?

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    At the moment I'm having trouble with my back - watching that video did not make me feel any better!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo View Post
    It's cured my bad back!
    Just out of interest Alex, what exactly were you searching for when you found that clip?
    Obvious, innit?

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    The video that Alex originally linked to has got a dodgy link, but here's another one for those that missed it the first time round. It starts to get to the point after about a minute.


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    Sorry Alex I hate to thread crap but your post reminded me of one of the most amazing pieces of dance footage I have ever seen.



    Go to 00:30 for the action to start.

    I particulary like the move at 1:04. I don't know why...

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