Finally a video to explain how Irish dancing got started!

The Viking
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Mountain Legend

17 Jan 2011 09:02 #1 by The Viking

Finally a video to explain how Irish dancing got started! was created by The Viking

This is too funny!

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The Viking
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17 Jan 2011 09:02 #2 by The Viking

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Rumor has it that they found most of the dancers for Lord of the Dance standing outside porta potties.

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The Viking
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17 Jan 2011 09:12 #3 by The Viking

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So next time your child is doing the pee pee dance, you might want to remember that he could be the next Lord of the Dance star!

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lil precious
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17 Jan 2011 09:25 #4 by lil precious

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looks like my dancing snuggle bunny

he is a real good dancer.

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The Viking
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17 Jan 2011 09:26 #5 by The Viking

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lil precious wrote: looks like my dancing snuggle bunny he is a real good dancer.

I knew that first guy was VL in tights! rofllol

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mtntrekker
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20 Jan 2011 15:33 #6 by mtntrekker

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rofl thanks for the video viking. gonna be hard to go to work and keep a straight face.

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