[Vincent Ferrari]

http://www.macdailynews.com/index.p...ars_with_video/

"I don't know if it was hilarious or delirious. It was like watching a Teletubby going mad at a Gay Pride parade."

Not that I watch the show any way, but Jeeez, Steve, really?  Kudos to him for having the stones to do it, but I'm sorry; he just looks ridiculous.  Way to break the stereotype that we geeks are uncoordinated oafs.

[Vincent Ferrari]

http://www.macdailynews.com/index.p...ars_with_video/

"I don't know if it was hilarious or delirious. It was like watching a Teletubby going mad at a Gay Pride parade."

Not that I watch the show any way, but Jeeez, Steve, really?  Kudos to him for having the stones to do it, but I'm sorry; he just looks ridiculous.  Way to break the stereotype that we geeks are uncoordinated oafs.

[Jason Dunn]

My first thought is why the heck don't these people that upload videos provide decent volume in them - there's nothing worse than me having to crank up the volume on my computer to hear a video, forget to turn it down afterward, and get blown off my chair when I get an IM message. I wish YouTube would amp up the volume db if it detects it's too low when it transcodes.

As for the dance itself, well, he had fun - that's what matters the most. He looked pretty awkward out there, but with his build, that's probably about the most he could hope for.

[marvi1]

Awkward is not a strong enough word. Gawd, my retinas will never be the same.

[Spooof]

Wow I recorded it the other night and I had to fast forward through 95% of the show to catch a 90 second dance. He was truly terrible compared to some of the other dancers, but much better than me. The true test will be to see if enough geeks game the voting system to keep Woz in the running.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by Spooof

The true test will be to see if enough geeks game the voting system to keep Woz in the running.

Didn't he break his foot or something? I don't watch the show, but I think I heard that somewhere...