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My experience has been that people who are good with glowsticks don't go around 'giving' shows. They don't have too. People recognize a good dancer from a weak one, and people who're interested in a light show come up to them and ask for one. Now I've been to clubs where you get the odd sketchbag who thinks they're tight with the lights and want you to check em out. Yeah, it's a pain if you're not feeling it - but it's easy to just say no and walk away. I've only once ever had someone persistently want to give me a show (and that's only because he wanted validation that he was a good dancer, and he was blitzed outta his mind)
I think the complaint that glowsticks cause unintentional damage holds more weight then saying people who glowstick are always looking to give shows.
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| Originally posted by Kytracid worse then those fucktards who spill water on the floor because they want to 'glide' and don't know how to do it right without risking serious injury to the rest of us ? I dunno...I'll take a sketchbag with lights over those bitches anyday... |
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| Originally posted by spitty oh...who does that |
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| Originally posted by spitty oh...who does that |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid demented ****s who don't know how to dance. |
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| Originally posted by Floorwhore nothing worse than a fucking gurnie chewing his face off going 'dude, ummm just stay right there, im gonna trip you out large right now... it may cause a seizure.' then you're like 'i'm okay thanks', and they get all offended and persist. fuck off sketchbag. |
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| Does the Zone allow them, or are they jsut not EXLICITLY banned bc no one would dare bust them out? |
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| Originally posted by Halycon onle lil phrase and ur off scotfree " They Don't Affect Me" |
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| Originally posted by zokissima How do people MAKE you stand there? Do they physically force your feet to the ground? Just politely say no, and go your own merry way. |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid worse then those fucktards who spill water on the floor because they want to 'glide' and don't know how to do it right without risking serious injury to the rest of us ? |
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| Originally posted by spitty oh...who does that |
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| Originally posted by _EuG_ i have done it at a place like this is london where there is alcohol all over the floor and its sticky and nasty to dance on... does the trick in cleaning it up |
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| Originally posted by SummerCallin THEY DOO... they make me stand there... and before i can say NO they start goin nuts and then i cant move cuz iun wannt them to poke my eyes out! |
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| Originally posted by spitty oh...who does that |
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worse then those fucktards who spill water on the floor because they want to 'glide' and don't know how to do it right without risking serious injury to the rest of us ? |
nothin serious, it teached me to be careful .. i remember very clearly the first time i discovered the wet spots, it was amazing!!!!! 
glowsticks are not allowed at the guv
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| Originally posted by Kytracid My experience has been that people who are good with glowsticks don't go around 'giving' shows. They don't have too. People recognize a good dancer from a weak one, and people who're interested in a light show come up to them and ask for one. Now I've been to clubs where you get the odd sketchbag who thinks they're tight with the lights and want you to check em out. Yeah, it's a pain if you're not feeling it - but it's easy to just say no and walk away. I've only once ever had someone persistently want to give me a show (and that's only because he wanted validation that he was a good dancer, and he was blitzed outta his mind) I think the complaint that glowsticks cause unintentional damage holds more weight then saying people who glowstick are always looking to give shows. |
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| Originally posted by preppie chick lol! |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid My experience has been that people who are good with glowsticks don't go around 'giving' shows. They don't have too. People recognize a good dancer from a weak one, and people who're interested in a light show come up to them and ask for one. |
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| Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* glowsticks are not allowed at the guv |
they sell them at the booth - I was there 1 month ago and at least they were then - has this changed?
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| Originally posted by Kytracid demented ****s who don't know how to dance. |
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| Originally posted by dallastar sure they are, we just all wish they weren't they sell them at the booth - I was there 1 month ago and at least they were then - has this changed? |
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| Originally posted by spitty ouuch. but who am i to argue. i guess this means i can't dance. someone point out the loser corner for me at the next party |
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| Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* wow...I'm not even gonna comment on that . |
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| Originally posted by dallastar go ahead make my day! |
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