Jenny O'Connor abs.

[Foques]

Originally Posted by TamaraSavannah

I don't know whether to scream or cry!

Is that you all only see about her? Are you missing, apparently so, the energy of the entire performance?

If bare middles are the only things you are seeing, then how can you miss the rest of the show such as http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...pening/024.jpg?

Or, is it possible that you do not go to the festivals and know of Circa Paleo only because of youtube videos?

At the risk of throwing daggers, does this mean that Tartanic is known only, in these parts, for its lasses?

this is a Exercise and Fitness subforum so it only makes sense that someone would bring up an example a physique one finds attractive.

that said, mayhaps, i've worked with one too many models/athletes, but her abs are of an average build. Unless a wrong video loaded for me.

[wutitiz]

In rewatching this video, the interesting thing to me is how few of the audience seemed to appreciate being in the presence of an amazing artist performing her art. You see fat people in the background guzzling beer, people rushing to get their next soft drink, pretzel, etc. and people riding by on their scooters. I would have been transfixed by this performance.

Pearls before swine....

[boxus]

Originally Posted by wutitiz

In rewatching this video, the interesting thing to me is how few of the audience seemed to appreciate being in the presence of an amazing artist performing her art. You see fat people in the background guzzling beer, people rushing to get their next soft drink, pretzel, etc. and people riding by on their scooters. I would have been transfixed by this performance.

Pearls before swine....

Because she is mediocre (which is why she dresses the way she does), and/or the people there just are not into that kind of music.

A lot of things in this "arts" type scenarios are propped up by a lot of hype, and that is what attracts the people, not the art itself (in this case the music).

For example; that story of a famous violinist, Joshua Bell, who went basically unnoticed while playing for free in a DC metro station. But give a big advertised hype around Bell playing, numerous people would have stopped and payed attention because "that is what they are suppose to do".

Another example is the graffiti artist Banksy, who was in NYC and actually had a kiosk or something giving away or selling his art for like $10 or something, only a couple of people even bought; why? Because all in all, people are more into "the name and hype" than the actual subject matter. People who even bought the stuff did not know it was Banksy, despite some of them admitting they were fans of his.

[TamaraSavannah]

Originally Posted by wutitiz

In rewatching this video, the interesting thing to me is how few of the audience seemed to appreciate being in the presence of an amazing artist performing her art. You see fat people in the background guzzling beer, people rushing to get their next soft drink, pretzel, etc. and people riding by on their scooters. I would have been transfixed by this performance.

Pearls before swine....

Well, several different things. First of all, does one know that there was beer in those steins? I carry a stein as part of my garb but it is usually only for water. Further, during a day, my only food may be pretzels and when you are spending the entire day on your feet in the sun, you do burn calories.....or at least, are rather tired by the end of the day.

Next, being part of that world, there is a lot going on. It's not just being transfixed by the performance but it is also being in costume, hanging out with friends. It is difficult to say but when Jenny or Kede or Dreamie are friends as well, one sees their performances differently.