Do you have... a move?
You know, a move… a special move that only you do. If your friends do it, then they copied it from you. Something that you do occasionally when the situation is appropriate… for your special move.
Could be a dance move. Or something like the city girls do when rolling their necks trying to get a point across. Ladies, are your hips extra swervy when you walk onto the beach? Gentlemen, do you sniff your nose after telling a white lie to a woman?
I’ve got a move. Certain music turns my body into an ocean wave with a thousand centipede feet sliding across wet ice. It’s my move.
Do you have a move?
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Does laying prone in front of the tv drinking pop count as a move?
I wish my description was as awesome and concise as yours.
Not especially sexy but when I am in the moment and blissful joy I do this skip twirl thing.I am not certain how it works but my body likes doing it although I sometimes improv it a bit. What it feels like floaty weightlessness and that moment becomes suspended and my arms raise slightly, for a second I could imagine and believe I am taking off my body is open and relaxed yet ready and sensitive it feels especially attuned to a shifting of breeze or motion. And doing it makes my face glow or it feels like its glowing. Though I could look supremely silly for all I know.. anyone knows I am happy though. I always land it a bit different sometimes I twirl sometimes its a step or two to feel grounded again. Other times on rough uneven terrain it’s a balancing act.
You know that wrestler, The Rock? He always used to raise one eyebrow, I can do that. Thing is I never think of doing it when it might be cool to do so. Lol. Or rarely. But it’s a useless skill I have.
If I want to get laid I pay for the booze..
Are we talking about that sort of move?
Top approach, double-strike to eye ridge, slide down between blinded target’s rising arms, precision nerve strike to throat, secondary nerve strike to counter blood rage, quad-kick to bend target, grip each side of skull, running leaping spinning neck-snap.
Does a waddle count as a move?
I used to have one, but I busted it.
This is fun :-) I’m very expressive, so I have quite a few. One of them is a upper teeth biting bottom lip impish grin that comes out when I’m excited. I have an one-eyebrow raise for “wth” situations. When I concentrate hard, I stick my tongue out and bite the tip. I have a slight double eyebrow raise with slightly lowered lids expression that used to get my students quiet in a hurry. I’ve been told that I have an ice-cold-bitch stare, but I rarely use it. I’m idiosyncratic enough that my students had no problem imitating me.
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