Nattklubb! Selvbetjent når bartender ikke er tilstede. Med forbehold om midlertidig stengt for regnskap og renhold.

[Frøkensina]

Det nyttet ikke å google de bruddstykkene hvertfall! Typisk en sånn historie er gjemt unna et eller annet sted, men jeg vet jeg leste den! 😂 Det var noe helt merkelig noe. 

[Rumle]

4 minutter siden, Frøkensina skrev:

Det nyttet ikke å google de bruddstykkene hvertfall! Typisk en sånn historie er gjemt unna et eller annet sted, men jeg vet jeg leste den! 😂 Det var noe helt merkelig noe. 

Det er så irriterende når man nesten husker det, ikke sant?

 

[Frøkensina]

Jeg FANT DET!! De danset til de kollapset eller døde eller noe!! 

@Rumle https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jul/05/bizarre-dance-epidemic-of-summer-1518-strasbourg

[Frøkensina]

Akkurat nå, Rumle skrev:

Det er så irriterende når man nesten husker det, ikke sant?

 

Jaaa 😅 Og så deilig når man kommer på noe

[Frøkensina]

It started with just a few people dancing outdoors in the summer heat. Arms flailing, bodies swaying and clothes soaked with sweat, they danced through the night and into the next day. Seldom stopping to eat or drink, and seemingly oblivious to mounting fatigue and the pain of bruised feet, they were still going days later. By the time the authorities intervened, hundreds more were dancing in the same frenetic fashion.

But this was not one of those 80s raves that began in a remote layby and ended in a muddy field. Rather, it’s one of the oddest epidemics to be recorded in world history. And it happened 500 years ago this summer in the French city of Strasbourg. It was there, over the course of three roasting-hot months in 1518, that several hundred people developed a compulsion to dance. The dancing went on and on until – to the horror of the crowds who gathered to watch – some of them collapsed and perished on the spot. Just what was happening?

[Rumle]

3 minutter siden, Frøkensina skrev:

Jeg FANT DET!! De danset til de kollapset eller døde eller noe!! 

@Rumle https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jul/05/bizarre-dance-epidemic-of-summer-1518-strasbourg

Herlighet så rart! 😅

[Frøkensina]

Akkurat nå, Rumle skrev:

Herlighet så rart! 😅

Ja ikke sant  

[Frøkensina]

They got jiggy with it  

[Rumle]

Akkurat nå, Frøkensina skrev:

They got jiggy with it  

Det får en si! 😂

[Frøkensina]

Akkurat nå, Rumle skrev:

Det får en si! 😂

😂😂😂

[Frøkensina]

Jeg døøøøøør  

According to an account written in the 1530s by the irascible but brilliant physician Paracelsus, the “dancing plague of Strasbourg” began in mid-July 1518, when a lone woman stepped outside her house and jigged for several days on end. Within a week, dozens more had been seized by the same irresistible urge.

 

[Frøkensina]

Jigged for several days! 😂

[Rumle]

1 minutt siden, Frøkensina skrev:

Jeg døøøøøør  

According to an account written in the 1530s by the irascible but brilliant physician Paracelsus, the “dancing plague of Strasbourg” began in mid-July 1518, when a lone woman stepped outside her house and jigged for several days on end. Within a week, dozens more had been seized by the same irresistible urge.

 

[Frøkensina]

She got jiggy with it  

[Frøkensina]

Akkurat nå, Rumle skrev:

 

[Rumle]

Kommentar under artikkelen;

Bet they'd actually got their hands on an unusually early release of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up".

😂

[Frøkensina]

1 minutt siden, Rumle skrev:

Kommentar under artikkelen;

Bet they'd actually got their hands on an unusually early release of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up".

😂

[Frøkensina]

Burde virkelig heller ha sagt Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It!!!

[Rumle]

Nei, jeg får vel prøve å sove litt

 

[Rumle]

Akkurat nå, Frøkensina skrev:

Burde virkelig heller ha sagt Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It!!!

Mhm