"It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
But it's the pelvic thrust,
That really drives you insane"
This had been intended to not have only one correct answer, yet you found it. 👏👏👏
graveyard
Waiting in line and doing the pee pee poo poo dance.
Archeologists discover first ever photo of annual monster mash.
Annie, are you okay?
Skeleton movement is independent of body during sleep hours.
Common convulsive movements for patients diagnosed with Boneitis.
That's a funny name for a terrible disease.
One of those two in the upper right
(But also I just saw Michael Jackson at first)
The subject attempts to find a comfortable sleeping position but cannot because of the recently installed bones.
It is November 14th. A partially muscled skeleton appears outside the perimeter fence. It screams for 30 seconds before vanishing.
Alignment of the skeleton during "the hustle" in relation to magnetic North
Skeleton 2: Electric Boogaloo
Spooky dance party
Everyone else has something fun and I'm sitting here thinking this must be a record of corpses found in a mass grave or something.
If it makes you feel any better, this looks like it’s from an excavation of a medieval cemetery. Burials tend to be oriented on an east-west axis with the head pointing west in those.
Hee Hee
Effects of different dance moves on the Earth's magnetic field.
"Do the boney shake"... erk, er, erk... erk...
🎶 Saturday night and we in the spot, don't believe me just watch 🎶
Social Distortion releases early demos on vinyl.
🎵It's a dead man's party🎵
Top: I really have to take a piss
Bottom: Oh screw it, I just let it go
When the groove is slow but very catchy
I might be old but aren't these the Charlie Brown dances?
Paleolithic Safety Dance?
Nice try but this is clearly not Loss
Is this a JoJo’s reference?
I don't know exactly why, but all I hear is "Never gonna give you up"
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