www.glowsticking.com The use of a chain link fence to create new freehanding moves and improve on old ones.

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Adrillf’s handles/ultra video from 3.11.05 If you like these videos feel free to check out www.glowsticking.com – the premiere online community and resource for anything related to dancing with glowsticks. Check out glowstickingdvd.com for the DVD www.glowsticking.com

This dance was done by the Bridal Party for Jimmy & Imee at their Wedding. We are by no means, professional dancers (as you can see), nor do we pretend to be. This was a surprise “gift” from us to the bride and groom. We hope you guys get a kick out of it, we had lots of fun making it. (props to Judson Laipply for the inspiration) Dancers: Felicia, Shawn, Jeff, Julie, Howard, Jason, Yen

What effect do the contents of glowsticks have on clothing? If they stain, what does it tend to look like?

I’m helping decorate for a “rave-without-the-drugs” themed after party my club is doing for my school and we’re going to splatter some glowsticks over spray-painted sheets of black butcher paper. We’re not the neatest people in the world, so I need to know whether I should bring clothes to change into or if glowstick stain won’t look so bad on jeans that are already kind of old.
Glowsticks don’t have any toxic effects on the skin unless you’re alergic to their contents, which I’m not. They only cause problems, i.e. expected irritation, if you get them in your eyes or ingest them, which I don’t plan on doing. Plus, most of my body will be covered already seeing as it’s the middle of winter and we’re doing this outside.