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I can imagine that anyone who reads this likes to indulge in a bit of twerking now and again. But is it true that if you do it too vigorously your bum drops off?
The perils of twerking
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Borek
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No, but you can set it on fire.
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Not if you do it in the morning just after you had your coffee.
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I can imagine that anyone who reads this likes to indulge in a bit of twerking now and again. But is it true that if you do it too vigorously your bum drops off?
If you hit the resonant frequency of your pelvis then a standing wave self-reinforces and can cause structural damage. This frequency is roughly 1.21 gigatwerkz.
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I had never even seen or heard the word "twerk" until Miley Cyrus released her infamous video a few weeks ago. Does this mean I'm totally out of touch with popular culture now?
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mmm....I didn't hear it even then...not until this thread....
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What does twerk mean?
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According to the Oxford Dictionary Online, to twerk is "to dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low, squatting stance"
Twerk=twist+jerk
Twerk=twist+jerk
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Intrastellar
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It is a US conspiracy to drop all of our bums
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Here ya go, enjoy, or not...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxjwc84P364
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxjwc84P364
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Do we ban Greg for posting this video?
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Yuk, it's enough to put you off your dinner.
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WannabeNewton
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It's been around for a while. I recall seeing my friends post fb statuses about it many months ago. It just blew up now because of Miley Cyrus completely losing her mind.
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Hardly. She knows what she's doing. Her just released title song, "Wrecking Ball", has over 158,000,000 hits on YouTube. Don't watch it. It's bad for you.
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Yes, and I'm proud of it.
Not fun though is being an adult and having to define it for your parents...
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In all fairness he has got some pretty strong pelvic / hip muscles lol.
Twerkingout seems to be the new trend to keep fit.
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WannabeNewton
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I've seen it. She's only getting bad publicity.
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256bits
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With record sales and top of the charts??
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/5695590/miley-cyrus-wrecking-ball-swings-to-top-of-hot-100
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I had never heard of the word "twerk" until this thread. Does this mean I win the "completely out of touch with popular culture" award?
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Nope, I did.
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Bruce Springsteen released an album last year with the title song "Wrecking Ball"!
Not only is Ms. Cyrus an infamous twerker, but a plagiarist as well! I think WBN is referring to the fact that Cyrus got 601,158 don't likes vs 1,088,369 likes for her song, a very high ratio of negatives for a YT video. BTW, the Cyrus video is now over 160 million hits.
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WannabeNewton
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How does high record sales = good publicity necessarily? I hope you know that many artists have sold a multitude of records due to exactly the opposite.
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Miley 1, Starship Enterprise 0