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QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:54 am
by mrkelley23
Here is the first set of questions for today. As with last week, I'm starting off with a category that I would hate if it came up. This afternoon I'll post the second set. Remember, once the second set is posted, you cannot play the first set.
"Invitation to the Dance"
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:01 am
by NellyLunatic1980
I know the last two questions, but I'm gonna take a chance and wait for the second set.
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:02 am
by LookingForHumorPoints
Here is the first set of questions for today. As with last week, I'm starting off with a category that I would hate if it came up. This afternoon I'll post the second set. Remember, once the second set is posted, you cannot play the first set.
"Invitation to the Dance"
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
An infinite number. It's amazing the number of positions one can get into when they don't have any nuts to hold them back
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
The Waltz The Hell On Outta Here
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
The Running Doofus
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
The Lambada
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
The Dumbass Boogie
LFHP
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:11 am
by VAdame
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
1 - Five
2 - Viennese Waltz
3 - Shimmy
4 - Do the Hustle!
5 - Nope
Re: QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 8:26 am
by fantine33
I lucked out with waiting last week, so it follows that I'd better strike while the iron is hot this week.
Here is the first set of questions for today. As with last week, I'm starting off with a category that I would hate if it came up. This afternoon I'll post the second set. Remember, once the second set is posted, you cannot play the first set.
"Invitation to the Dance"
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
FIVE
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
VIENNESE WALTZ
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
SHIMMY (she shakes like jelly on the plate!)
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
THE HUSTLE
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
SUPERMAN
I was so disappointed when Dwight Howard bought into this.
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:38 am
by mellytu74
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
FIVE
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
VIENNESE
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
SHIMMY
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
THE HUSTLE
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
I thought it WAS the Crank That! Maybe it's Crank DAT.
Re: QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:39 am
by Catfish
It's unlikely I'll know more than 3 later, so I'll go now.
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
Five
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
Viennese
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
The Hustle
Re: QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:39 am
by AnnieCamaro
mrkelley23 wrote:"Invitation to the Dance"
I will play this one. I can't dance any more, but my mom likes to do that and she blathers about it: "Blah blah blah treble jig blah blah pirouette blah tango."
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
Five
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
Viennese waltz (I think it's swoopier.)
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
Shimmy
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
The Hustle (We always watch the Mr. Len and Mr. Bruno show.)
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
Superman! (Mr. Nelly taught me that. It was on his crossword puzzle a couple of months ago. I thought the dance was called Crank Dat, and I was wrong.)
Now I feel better about not knowing any of Monday's songs.
/:P\
Re: QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 8:56 pm
by fantine33
fantine33 wrote:I lucked out with waiting last week, so it follows that I'd better strike while the iron is hot this week.
Turns out, truer words were never spoken. I forgot that we could look at the questions first, so I decided to answer this one sight unseen.
I'd like to THINK that I would have gotten one right on the pm one (#4) but I don't know for sure that I would have.
Luckily, all those recent hours with Len and Bruno have paid off!
Answers/Pts
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 2:18 pm
by mrkelley23
QoD 06/11/08 Double Play Wednesday
Question Set #1 Invitation to the Dance
1. How many basic positions are there in classical ballet?
Five
2. In both American and international ballroom dancing, there are two recognized types of waltzes. One is either called simply “waltz,” or “slow waltz,” while the other has the same Proper-noun adjective affixed to it in both cases. What is this second type of ballroom waltz?
Viennese
3. What is the dance move in the song by Hot Jazz era composer Armand Piron, whose singer laments that she can’t do this move as well as her sister Kate?
Shimmy
4. What 1970s era dance, immortalized by the late Van McCoy, is sometimes included in lists of “ballroom-style” dances, to the horror of Len and Bruno?
The Hustle
5. 2007 brought an image of what music and dance and especially marketing might look like in the future with the success of a single called “Crank That.” The dance featured in the video has been taught to a wide array of people, who then post their “remixes” on YouTube. The ease and popularity of the dance has led to remixes featuring people like SpongeBob SquarePants, Aquaman, and University of Wisconsin head basketball coach Bo Ryan. What’s the eponymous name of the dance?
Hmph. Well, in keeping with the nature of the “music” involved here, I’m going to have to accept more than one answer. I learned it as the “Soulja Boy,” (in fact, that’s the lyric that Soulja sings) but it is clear from a little Googling that the masses have adopted the dance as “the Superman.” Since both answers fit the clue, both answers will be accepted for full credit. But I don’t have to like it. 
Pts:
LFHP 20
VaDame 40
Fanny 50
Melly 40
Catfish 30
AnnieC 50