He might be 88 years old but Dick Van Dyke has a great eight seconds of dancing in a department store. It is pretty mesmerizing to watch the great one still move like this and have so much fun.
It started when I hit the Title caption so all I got was his head to elbow moves, at first.. Man, he liked that music :D, Then, in an attempt to adjust, I went too far and cut off his head just as the loop replayed.. In THAT INSTANT, he wasn't Dick Van Dyke manhelooksgoodforbeingthatold and became... Dancing Man! DM has a rockin body and some smooth moves. he even throws in a bit of moonwalk slide and is light on his feet. I gotta get me some of DM :D but then I readjusted the frame and remembered it's Dick Van Dyke and he's out of reach...:`(
This has inspired me. I grabbed a large sheet of cardboard from the warehouse, and am cranking Herbie Hancock's "Rock It" through my computer speakers.
Although I DID make fun of my mother for watching "Diagnosis: Murder" over much of the holiday weekend. (I guess it's a few rungs above "Matlock" or "Murder, She Wrote," though, right?! I'm a bad kid.)
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ReplyDeleteI thought that dude was Johnny Depp.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you Dick VanDyke!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a guy. I've loved him since I was little and I still do.
ReplyDeleteOk I lied and it was awesome. Dance old man, dance!
ReplyDeleteHe's not dancing, he's trying to pop his dislocated hip back in place.
ReplyDeleteNo seriously guys got moves!
Very sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove me some Dick Van Dyke - I even follow him on twitter. Pretty fly for an old guy.
ReplyDeleteLove him! Such a nice, gracious man! Dick van dyke show a classic!
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ReplyDeleteHe's so drunk!
ReplyDeleteThere's a little more of him dancing in housewares on his twitter page.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Hope I can move like that at 88!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Hope I can move like that at 88!
ReplyDeleteWonder what makes some people become an icon and others just fade away? He and Mary are definitely there that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteIt started when I hit the Title caption so all I got was his head to elbow moves, at first..
ReplyDeleteMan, he liked that music :D,
Then, in an attempt to adjust, I went too far and cut off his head just as the loop replayed..
In THAT INSTANT, he wasn't Dick Van Dyke manhelooksgoodforbeingthatold and became...
Dancing Man!
DM has a rockin body and some smooth moves. he even throws in a bit of moonwalk slide and is light on his feet.
I gotta get me some of DM :D but then I readjusted the frame and remembered it's Dick Van Dyke and he's out of reach...:`(
I don't care if it's 2 seconds, I'm still not watching it.
ReplyDeleteLiving legend!
ReplyDeleteThis has inspired me. I grabbed a large sheet of cardboard from the warehouse, and am cranking Herbie Hancock's "Rock It" through my computer speakers.
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How can anyone not love Dick Van Dyke? From Mary Poppins to TV shows, he was always amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove me some Dick Van Dyke time, man still got it
ReplyDeleteLove him !!!
ReplyDeleteGood for him. Hope I can dance like that when I'm 88.
ReplyDeleteLove him !!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I get to be 88 I hope Ive been dead for at least 20 years already.
ReplyDeleteI like his purse.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your last year sandybrook!
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Love love love Dick Van Dyke <3
ReplyDeleteGood enough for DWTS!!
ReplyDeleteHe has to carry a purse! That's where he keeps his extra awesome! He has too much for one person.
ReplyDeleteMazel tov!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE HIM!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I DID make fun of my mother for watching "Diagnosis: Murder" over much of the holiday weekend. (I guess it's a few rungs above "Matlock" or "Murder, She Wrote," though, right?! I'm a bad kid.)
Good to see he's still limber. Bless him.
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