The Way We Dance Page #2
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These are only psychological tactics.
I won't give in so easily.
Wow!
Wow!
You horny bastards.
Dave.
like Rebecca?
Of course.
But... I mean...
as a matter of fact...
Girls like Rebecca...
Can be found everywhere.
Right?
Let's go back to the Chample.
In order to beat Rooftoppers,
we must try new things.
I have an idea.
We'll pick a few of us to go solo
on their best moves
and see if we can set off some sparks.
You wanna try?
Newbies can participate too?
To try new things,
we'd have to do that.
That's your assignment
for the next rehearsal.
Okay, I'll go rehearse right away.
I went the wrong way.
It's that way.
Fleur!
Thanks for your heart.
Miss, your dance last time
was fabulous.
Last time?
How special?
Three words:
spectacular,extraordinary, unprecedented.
The whip move you made just now.
I think there's room for improvement.
You should push your left hand outward
and your right hand forward.
Don't straighten your arms
but shape them like arcs.
Use opponents' force to beat them with
front-loaded steps and flipping palms.
Don't straighten your arms.
You're gifted!
Have you learned the Chen Style?
What?
Try hitting my chest with your palm.
Don't stand still!
On the count of three.
Hit me with your palm. Ready? One...
Very gifted!
Let's start from the beginning.
First, the Ready Position.
Then Diagonal Slide, okay, ready.
Firstly, we line up our feet, right.
Same with our arms.
Inhale, exhale.
Move your feet so that they're
shoulder width apart, then exhale.
Be straight but not straight,
palms facing down, exhale.
You looking down on Tai Chi?
Youth.
Youth cannot be posed.
Miss, you forgot your school bag.
Thanks.
You're welcome. Were you actually
practicing dance?
I don't need the whole lawn
to practice Tai Chi.
Why don't we share the lawn?
Come! Let's draw an imaginary line.
I'll practice Tai Chi on the north,
and you can dance on the south.
How's that?
No, thanks.
Miss, can I have your phone number?
What?
Your dance moves
were simply fantastic.
Please take one.
Good, take an application form.
Wanna learn to dance?
Yes.
-Start from the basics.
-Yes.
We'll have an audition.
We'll call you then.
-Okay. Okay.
-Good! Definitely!
It's so much work
being a crew member.
What did you expect?
Where's Dave?
Dave is performing outside
with the others.
Earning extra bucks for BombA.
So hard working?
Has Rebecca gone too?
Rebecca hasn't.
I think she's having a photo shoot
for some magazine.
Please take a flyer.
Welcome to the Tai Chi Club.
That guy! I can't stand him.
His King of Gamblers hairstyle!
So outdated.
Why doesn't he bite a chocolate bar
as well?
You mean D*ckhead Alan?
This guy is a classic!
He's seriously over-aged.
He's been in the Tai Chi Club
for years.
He's even
an honorary chairman for life.
But most importantly,
apparently, he's a Triad member.
This is the Tai Chi Club
application form.
Please take a look.
You can find
the practice timetable inside.
It's for your reference.
Stop that.
Did you hurt your brain
while practicing Tai Chi?
Why don't you join BombA?
Move your limbs and clear your head.
I can give you our flyer
for reference.
For your further reference,
"Dearest Dave,"
Was the coffee sweet and "deliceous"
enough for you?
"Delicious" is spelled with an "I".
It's from the old
French word "delicios".
Meaning a delight, an allurement.
It rhymes with "precious" and not
"curvaceous".
Are you done?
What are you doing here?
Let me see it again.
Getting your phone number.
Got it. Thanks. Bye.
It rhymes with "precious".
What's so funny?
You're so silly.
All right, I won't tease you!
I'll stop.
Tai Chi Club's office
used to be BombA's.
Huh?
Yes.
two new members
secretly duplicated the office key
and did the nasties.
They were filmed and put on YouTube.
It was eventually reported
by some tabloid.
The school originally wanted
to shut us down.
But Dave pleaded
with the executives everyday
and we managed to
keep that piece of slum.
So Tai Chi Club
just took over the office?
In fact, Dave has spent
a lot of time on BombA.
Teaching new members to dance,
prepping for the Chample.
He seems to have lost interest
in girls.
Many girls have been rejected by him.
He has very high standards.
He doesn't like common bimbos.
Wow, you seem to know him really well.
But Dave is very competitive.
If you can help him beat Rooftoppers,
he will dig you for sure.
You...
Diggin' you.
What's going on?
Be quiet.
Sorry, I didn't mean it.
But you really danced like a crab.
Crab?
These steps especially,
like a fiddler crab.
I know.
Huhu, chichi, kakaka...
Your imitation is so bad.
What happened to you?
You always act like that.
Was it really that funny?
Fleur.
Dave.
Where are you going, Fleur?
Dave.
Fleur.
Fleur.
Fleur.
Fleur! Hey! We were just joking.
Plain joking.
Do we have some kind
of misunderstanding?
Competitive.
Why don't you put a picture of
you and her on Rooftopper's website?
That'd be great, wouldn't it?
Fleur.
But beware of being in common areas.
Let's go, Dave.
I haven't danced my solo yet.
Out of my way.
Miss, any thoughts on joining
Tai Chi Club?
Dave, let's go.
Yes, just go.
She's dying to show you her solo.
-Yes, she's dying to show you her...
-Go eat sh*t!
Watch your mouth.
Shoot.
Fleur.
Listen to me.
Use opponents' force to beat them.
With front-loaded steps
and flipping palms.
Very promising.
Thank you.
Meal time.
Miss, you must learn Tai Chi.
Because you have good balance.
You're like a roly-poly toy
that won't fall down.
It's a waste if you
don't learn Tai Chi.
For you.
It's all your fault.
Your ugly steps and palms
made me look like a fool.
Not at all.
Out of print.
Out of print.
These Tai Chi cookies
are also out of print.
Oops, it crumbled.
Even I am out of print.
You are such an idiot!
Master.
Madam.
Madam?
Don't you Chinese say that,
the woman next to the Master
should be called Madam?
You're hopeless.
All packed for tomorrow's performance?
Yes, sir.
Thank you, madam.
The couch belonged
to the previous occupant.
Come with us
to tomorrow's performance.
Performance? I'm not even warmed up.
The performance tomorrow is simple.
Given your talent,
you can learn it instantly.
What if I can't?
Then try again.
We have a league
outside the university.
It's called the Tai Chi League.
We're all weathered and seasoned.
Having gone through
Some have even hovered
between life and death.
But we managed to exorcise ourselves,
as we believe
we have an indelible,
inextinguishable,
forever burning flame.
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