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ok i love glowsticks and i wana impress ppl at my next party since there isnt alot of space on the Df with 30ppl on it i cant glowspin iv got a few good links to youtube vids BUT! im on dialup so the only way really for me to watch them is to d/l them overnight but i cant iv tryed soo many things i need a password to download all of these vids
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they have a vid of my freehand on my gxg profile
but i dont know if its any use lol
or if its what your lookin for sorry
just thought it might help a little
im gonna start doing liquid so
lol
the only glowing things i need................
are the raident smiles on my friends faces
when i show them they can glowstick too.
I can post a few things if that would help. Freehand is complete freestyle in every way. I'd start with basic traces.
Separate raves from the "drug scene." There's no such thing as an 'anti-rave act' just anti-drug acts and stereotypes drugs have brought to the rave scene.
Start with traces. Think of everyday things that create patterns and designs and how you can express them with your sticks. I'll post some traces and talk a little about what I mean when I get the chance.
Separate raves from the "drug scene." There's no such thing as an 'anti-rave act' just anti-drug acts and stereotypes drugs have brought to the rave scene.
Freehand is clean, and my dance of choice. Learn the basics, the rest is up to your imagination. their are endless possibilities with freehand. Also remember, while impressing a few peeps is cool it's not what it's about, it's a movement, and a way of life for some of us.
Extremeglow.com I hear is a good place. I buy mine from k-mart lol.
p.s. I completely forgot about posting a vid on traces and stuff! Sorry I'll get on it right away/
Separate raves from the "drug scene." There's no such thing as an 'anti-rave act' just anti-drug acts and stereotypes drugs have brought to the rave scene.