Teaching her a lesson
That year's homecoming had, however, been my first exposure to the art of the twerk.
The girl had been wearing a bright red dress, brief and tight (at least across her hips). I don't even know her name, can't even picture her face, though I remember her butt clearly. A clearing formed around her as she bent over , hands on her knees for support, and shook her booty for a cheering crowd. The girl should have charged admission; it would have paid for the dress and then some. It had broken my heart to break the circle and remind her that children were present. (To say nothing of adults who, at the time, were zealous in their commitment to not lusting after student bodies in the student body.)
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