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| − | '''Anthony's dances''' | + | '''Anthony's dances''' were a series of exaggerated motions and gestures that [[Anthony Xing]] sometimes employed to help explain certain ideas, or to express his opinion towards certain subjects such as calculus. Certain members, such as [[Daisy Wong]], found them to be very amusing and subsequently requested their performance during [[Worksession|Worksessions]]; a request that Anthony fulfilled most of the time. Though he himself does not consider them as dances, or anything unusual for that matter, others around him began to compile lists of such dances and the instances that they were performed. |
| − | These | + | These dances include the infamous "Raindrop Dance," which was the point of Anthony's debut. Following that were others such as the "Octopus Dance," "1812 Overture Dance", and the "Barr-body Dance," which is often considered the pinnacle of his career. |
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Anthony's dances were a series of exaggerated motions and gestures that Anthony Xing sometimes employed to help explain certain ideas, or to express his opinion towards certain subjects such as calculus. Certain members, such as Daisy Wong, found them to be very amusing and subsequently requested their performance during Worksessions; a request that Anthony fulfilled most of the time. Though he himself does not consider them as dances, or anything unusual for that matter, others around him began to compile lists of such dances and the instances that they were performed.
These dances include the infamous "Raindrop Dance," which was the point of Anthony's debut. Following that were others such as the "Octopus Dance," "1812 Overture Dance", and the "Barr-body Dance," which is often considered the pinnacle of his career.
