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International Dance Day Jokes: Celebrate on April 29th With Some Serious Dancefloor Laughs

April 29th is International Dance Day—time to move your feet and your funny bone! Celebrate with these dance jokes that have better rhythm than most of us on a Friday night

I started taking salsa dancing lessons but just don’t feel like I’m progressing...
It’s one step forwards, two steps back.

I have decided to give up tap dancing; it's too dangerous.
I fell off and twisted my ankle in the sink.

Why don't dogs make good dancers?
Because they have two left feet!

Check some older International Dance Day Jokes

How many dance teachers does it take to change a light bulb?
5678

Why do dancers say 5, 6, 7, 8?
Because the musicians already took 1, 2, 3, 4.

A guy takes his wife out for the night and they end up at a disco where there’s a guy on the dance floor giving it large – breakdancing, moonwalking, backflips, every dance move going. The wife turns to her husband and says...
“See that guy on the dance floor? 25 years ago, he proposed to me and I turned him down.”
The husband replies, “It looks like he’s still celebrating.”

I had a fish that could breakdance on the floor...
But only for like 30 seconds... and only once.

What kind of monster is the best dancer?
The Boogieman!

Where do fortune tellers dance?
At the crystal ball.

What is a pretzel's favorite dance?
The Twist.

I told my mother-in-law that I would dance on her grave when she died.
Just to spite me, she got buried at sea.

What do you call a log that can dance?
A logarithm.

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Philip Edward Smith

Died 8 Dec 1970 at age 86 (born 1 Jan 1884).American endocrinologist who demonstrated the importance of the pituitary. Beginning in 1916, often collaborating with his wife, Smith set out to study the embryonic frog pituitary. He painstakingly made the microinstruments needed to operate on the pituitary anlage (bud) of the 4-mm tadpole. In 1926, he fashioned a minute pipette to remove the rat pituitary by suction without damage to the brain. He showed that such “hypophysectomy”resulted in the cessation of growth and atrophy of the other adrenal glands, such as the thyroid, the adrenal cortex, and the reproductive glands. Smith was thus able to study “pure”hypopituitarism and hormone replacement therapy and to publish a paper immediately recognized as classic.
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