It is well accepted that people in top positions have to keep the ‘stiff upper lip and all’, when they appear in public.
However, you do have to ask what was going on the mind of Prince Charles as he somberly watched the contemporary dance at the New Museum in Berlin, Germany?
The Duchess of Cornwall seems to privately amused by the whole thing.
Did Prince Charles look have any connection to the couple caught having sex on the Queens’ lawn at Windsor Castle?
Ignoring the signs to ‘Keep Off The Grass’, the couple, in their early 30’s stripped off in full view of hotels, pubs and shops.
Guests of the Garter Hotel rushed out to observe the display of horizontal folk dancing. Japanese couples were seen comparing their videos.
The performing couple appeared dazed when arrested and cautioned for outraging public decency. People were too busy watching the 10 minute performance, to check whether the Queen’s flag was fying at the time, showing she was in residence.
Maybe Charles and the Japanese tourists would have been better of joining the other 2 million viewers in watching Snowball, the world’s most famous dancing parrot.
Dancing to the beat of the Backstreet Boys’ hit, ‘Everybody’, Snowball is capturing a lot of attention.
According to Aniruddh Patel of the Neurosciences Institute of San Diego, says “It may shed light on the evolutionary origins of sons and dance in people”.
Dr Patel and his team have been closely observing Snowball, who has been residing at the Bird Lovers Only Rescue Service in Schererville, Indiana, since he was left behind by his former owner in 2007. Snowball was accompanied by his favourite CD of music.
Dr Patel’s team discovered that if the music temp was changed, without changing pitch, so did the tempo of Snowball’s dance.
Now here’s something that will get you dancing. Go check it out at Win a Resort. You will dance all the way to the bank!
