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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 3:31 pm
The Newb: Pick an excrutiatingly fast song. Attempt to move your feet back to the middle after every step. Fail after 5 seconds and claim that the machine is broken. Kick it. Cuss at it. Walk away.
The Cute Little Kid: Fail to realize that you hit the arrows when they go to the TOP. Offer me to play instead. Watch wide-eyed as I beat it.
The Annoying Little Kid: COme up behind someone while they are dancing, grab the bar, and stomp on the down arrow. When the dancer turns around and asks you to stop doing that, run away and tell your mommy.
The Showoffy Newb: Brag about "mad DDR skills". Try to do a few turns. Fail miserably.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 5:27 pm
Jumpin' Jack: do the whole song, JUMPING! easy to do on easy songs, and several difficult song and very few heavy songs.... or playing the mod little
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 6:37 pm
Tawney Jamuna Safe In The Middle - I hate it when my friends do this but they do. After every step their feet always end up back in the middle. Right, middle, left, middle, both, middle. It's annoying but still they seem to manage to make good scores. I think basically everyone starts off like that... I only did it for a few days though. Then I got out of it. Once one gets past this stage, a friend of mine and I like to call it "Thinking outside the box"... or, well, in this case "square." or "center panel.." sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 9:19 pm
ddr is pretty fun, u get to listen to musicand exercise while playing a video game....so i dont have to run around and play tag so much casuse im gettin exercise inside which is especially good for winter season.
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 9:12 am
jaj661 ddr is pretty fun, u get to listen to musicand exercise while playing a video game....so i dont have to run around and play tag so much casuse im gettin exercise inside which is especially good for winter season. Reading the first post of a thread is good for you.
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