Aren’t some people into crazy rizz games (derogatory)?
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Why so serious?
katze do u wanna have a dance battle with me? i wanna have a dance battle with somebody
I can create a DDR account and play against you?
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Not now, though; currently still working.
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Is your working working?
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I think so.
Fighting Excel tooth and nail, but I’m getting there.
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sorrey idk whats that game 
i meant like. with our bodies. not in a game. dance-off
For me it’s hard to uncouple it from any racial undertones. Idk, I grew up in an area where lynchings happened, where we were taught about it in school, where right next to my moms hair place there was a memorial for the site of a triple lynching.
I still used the word because it didnt make me uncomfortable, but I think for me it’s a word that already irrevocably has that connotation. maybe for you it doesnt. but if I will always see that word in such a context, I think it’s fair to assume that others might and would be a bit uncomfortable about it
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so to me, it’s an outdated word primarily associated with racial killings and should just, idunno, be used less.
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Dance Dance Revolution.
It’s the rhythm game with the arrow floorpads.
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oh
how would we play it i dont have arrow floorpads 
u have arrow floorpads in ur room???
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okay the underlying issue here appears to be regional-based
I do not think it is a coincidence that we have differing opinions and we’re from completely different places
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No; it’s an arcade machine. There’s one in Chinatown.
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There’s macchines for that, but don’t worry about it. It’s too complicated to tuttie noobie to get it 
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oooh you wanted both of us to play in an arcade machine and compare our high scores?
youre so innocent hahahah sweet ashie 
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u misspelled the word machhines u dumb goofball
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you could buy them
they sold them in the 2000s idk abt now
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Whoa tutuu you start sounding like a prescriptivist
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