I love to dance. Taught Middle Eastern dance when I was in my early twenties. Not nearly as graceful now as I was then, but music still makes me move.

In college, I got into the shag.

When he was a teenager my father was in a dance academy, who often did performances at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. From ages 3-5 I took dance lessons at the same academy, and for the most part enjoyed my time there. It's amazing all these years later I can still recall some of the experiences I had while in dance school. Since those days I haven't danced much, and the types of parties I've attended over the years weren't exactly centered around dancing, but I still remember a few moves. In my teens I started taking karate lessons, which distanced me more from dancing. At age 23 I was hired by a good lady friend of mine to entertain her and her friends on her birthday(she lived in a rather sizable house), in which dancing skills played a part, but I'm afraid that story would be rated X and not suitable to discuss here though. All in all, it's good to know some basic dancing moves, you never know when you might need them.

i love watching women dance well

I dance.
Anything with a good beat/rythme that I like will do.
Preferences for funkin' it up.
Fast or slow, doesn't matter.

I like the night life (well, I used to), I like to Boogie (and that's about the extent of it). LOL! But my daughter is a bit like you. She has been doing some form of dance since age 4 or 5. She has turned into quite a tap-dancer and is taking some advanced tap, and also jazz. She even took some hip-hop at one point. Recently, she was in a community theater production of Addams Family that had a big tango number in it (no surprise there!). Next Spring, she'll perform in a production of Newsies with the same company. You probably know this is a very dance-intensive show. The B-way version has some nice tap in it as well. You guys should become buds. =] Oh, she's 16 now.

Is Drunk a style?

Not only am i left handed.... I'm a little left footed as well. I have, as it's been called, terminal white boy dance syndrome.

I like to dance. I've never had much formal instruction, but I love polkas, cha-chas, waltz.

I enjoy pole dancing.