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He struck me as the type of guy who would stand at the back of the dance hall and just move his shoulders. He has got no rhythm. He looked like the kind of guy who would be an embarrassing uncle.
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George Sampson, as quoted in "Stinging in the rain" by Gordon Smart in The Sun (1 July 2008)

 
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