What is your nations national dance?

[Shinjitai]

like irish has riverdance sorta thing. Here is shinjitai's: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rebiXeM7h50

[Urmanian]

The Pony Pokey

[Maraque]

The conga.


Tsvarchivans dance the conga in a park in Taerak.

[Langenberg]

The Pony Pokey

*Pukes*

...Too much cute....in one sitting.

Langenbergers are traditionally fond of square dancing, complete with fiddle music.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/03/Square_Dance_Group.jpg
A square dancing exhibition at a County Fair, carried out in traditional clothing.

[Wazkyraque]

Pole Dancing
Mambo, Conga, Cha-Cha, and Samba

[Saurisisia]

Walk the Dinosaur:

[The BranRiech]

this (music included)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GaNnVBWafE&feature=related

[Wazkyraque]

Walk the Dinosaur:

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You should have gotton a picture of a dinosaur, not a fossil

[Saurisisia]

Walk the Dinosaur:

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You should have gotton a picture of a dinosaur, not a fossil

You mean the two Humans depicted? Yeah, we wanted to, but we had so much fun watching them make idiots of themselves (let's just say they danced it poorly).

[Planta Genista]

Riverdancing is the national dance of Planta Genista, though the majority of the population can not dance it.

[United World Order]

German Folk Dancing

[Ewa beach]

A variety of Hula dances.

[Old Beringia]

The Macarena

[Southern Patriots]

The fox trot is fairly popular.

[Thurask]

Awkwardly moving the arms while stumbling.

[Bejan]

Lò Dansieturà is a dance for brothers and sisters first performed in 1756. Brothers dance with there sisters until a few minutes have gone by, then the eligible bachelors on the sidelines step into the dance area and bow elegantly before the siblings. If the brother likes the bachelor, he will allow his sister to dance with him until the next switch. At the next switch the brother can interject in the couples dancing if he decides against the bachelor or let them keep dancing if he is still thinking or likes the pair together.

[Waterlords]

[align=center]National Dance: Extreme Synchronized Swimming

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This dance represents the Waterlords love for dynamic and hardcore movements.

Source: Waterlords Factbook

[KludgeMUSH]

We're partial to the Fish-Slapping Dance

[Jankenjin]

"Triangle Dancing". It's sort of a cross between a tango, a square dance, and a bunny-hop. Since Jankenjin bodies are built rather like kangaroos, with strong legs for jumping and thick, muscular tails that can serve as a third leg, Jankenjin dancing is a pretty wild and vigorous affair, and takes up a lot of space.

In Triangle Dancing, a trio of Jankenjin--almost always a guujin, chokijin, and paajin--take the floor. Two of the three are the actual dancers, the ogawa partner being the "leader" and the megawa partner being the "follower". The third partner is the "caller". The leader holds the follower's hands and directs the motion of the dance, and the follower tries to keep up; meanwhile, the caller claps her hands and taps (stomps, really) her feet to set the pace and calls out instructions for what moves the leader is supposed to make, much like in square dancing.

After a while the trio change positions, with the caller becoming the new leader, the leader becoming the new follower, and the follower becoming the new caller. This keeps up either until the music runs out or the trio gets exhausted.

[Maolandia]

Right here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhe8hati ... re=related

[Cameroi]

carmal dancin. usually when they get too much carmal on their hands to touch anything from eating sticky buns.