XXIII. [Video]

[spacetimeprime]

[you know when sometimes you want to say something and you go to say it and you -think- you're only saying it but turns out you're video'ing it too?

yeah, pretty much. Vector's in his home, not looking at the comm, so it could be relatively clear that he hit the wrong button. the video's at an odd angle, too, catching sight of what's playing on

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[kathreptis]

I doubt you could count how many there are. Not to mention the fact that more seem to pop up pretty frequently.

[voice]

[spacetimeprime]

Through new styles being created?

[kathreptis]

There's that, and then fusions, and revivals, and people "refusing to label what they do"... it's a lot, to say the least.

[spacetimeprime]

Ha - if it is how you say, I have no doubt! Some would make something up just to be new, then?

[kathreptis]

Well, yes. I think so. But most of them turn out pretty wonderfully, so maybe that's a good thing.

[spacetimeprime]

[he chuckles softly]

I'll have to look for more. It's not something one can grow bored of easily, at least.

[kathreptis]

I should hope not. There's really nothing quite like it.

Are you a fan?

Bluh, HTML fail. Wasn't supposed to be all smalltext up there.

[spacetimeprime]

A tad.

[kathreptis]

Of just watching, or doing it yourself?

[spacetimeprime]

[why is everybody trying to get him to dance this is not what he expected but]

I am content to watch.

[kathreptis]

But actually doing it is the best part! Also the best way to understand it, I think.

[spacetimeprime]

I think, perhaps, that is true of many things.

[kathreptis]

I'd have to agree.

...and that still doesn't tempt you?

[spacetimeprime]

...it would be a lie to say 'no'. But I think I had better get a grasp on what steps I can and cannot do, before I attempt something too new.

[kathreptis]

Well, that's the secret about dancing--you don't have to know what you're doing.

If everyone always stuck to the rules, we'd never have gotten all these different kinds.