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<blockquote data-quote="Karin" data-source="post: 108097" data-attributes="member: 57167"><p>Inside the living room were the party guests standing alongside the wall, looking lost as they small talked to each other. Watching the sorry party scene Lucy tried to kick start the party by putting in an absolute hits CD into the CD player and turned up the volume. Soon Whigfield’s <em>Saturday Night</em> was playing. But the party guests didn’t move a muscle and no one started dancing. JR walked up to Lucy and said “Will you turn off that damn noise? It’s giving me a headache!” </p><p></p><p> “What don’t you like music uncle JR?”</p><p></p><p> “Of course I do, but that racket is <em>not </em>music!”</p><p></p><p> “Well it’s too bad you don’t like it, since that’s what teenagers listen to nowadays,” Lucy smiled sweetly. “Mitch, turn up the volume!”</p><p></p><p> Mitch and Lucy smiled at JR who made a face, as Mitch turned up the volume even more. But it didn’t help. The teenagers in the room were still not dancing. They were just standing in a corner and stared. “Come on you guys, don’t be shy, let’s get this party stared!” Lucy exclaimed. But still she didn’t get a response from the party guests. Lucy turned towards Donald and Daisy Duck and said, “Hey why aren’t you dancing?”</p><p></p><p>“I don’t know how to dance,” the girl dressed out as Daisy Duck replied. </p><p></p><p>“It’s easy. You just move to the music,” Lucy said. “Like this!” Lucy showed the teens a couple of dance moves, before she wrapped her arms around Mitch’s neck. “Come on Mitch we got to show them!”</p><p></p><p>“Lead the way, Miss Moneypenny,” Mitch said and they entered the dance floor.</p><p></p><p>“Okay kids, this is how you party!” Lucy smiled, before she and Mitch started to dance and Rebecca, Margaret and Becky joined them. But the party guests just stared at them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Karin, post: 108097, member: 57167"] Inside the living room were the party guests standing alongside the wall, looking lost as they small talked to each other. Watching the sorry party scene Lucy tried to kick start the party by putting in an absolute hits CD into the CD player and turned up the volume. Soon Whigfield’s [I]Saturday Night[/I] was playing. But the party guests didn’t move a muscle and no one started dancing. JR walked up to Lucy and said “Will you turn off that damn noise? It’s giving me a headache!” “What don’t you like music uncle JR?” “Of course I do, but that racket is [I]not [/I]music!” “Well it’s too bad you don’t like it, since that’s what teenagers listen to nowadays,” Lucy smiled sweetly. “Mitch, turn up the volume!” Mitch and Lucy smiled at JR who made a face, as Mitch turned up the volume even more. But it didn’t help. The teenagers in the room were still not dancing. They were just standing in a corner and stared. “Come on you guys, don’t be shy, let’s get this party stared!” Lucy exclaimed. But still she didn’t get a response from the party guests. Lucy turned towards Donald and Daisy Duck and said, “Hey why aren’t you dancing?” “I don’t know how to dance,” the girl dressed out as Daisy Duck replied. “It’s easy. You just move to the music,” Lucy said. “Like this!” Lucy showed the teens a couple of dance moves, before she wrapped her arms around Mitch’s neck. “Come on Mitch we got to show them!” “Lead the way, Miss Moneypenny,” Mitch said and they entered the dance floor. “Okay kids, this is how you party!” Lucy smiled, before she and Mitch started to dance and Rebecca, Margaret and Becky joined them. But the party guests just stared at them. [/QUOTE]
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