Talk:David Elsewhere

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[edit] Cleanup

I've made some changes, as well as refactoring the article:

  1. Changed applicable video links to Google video, as it provides better download (and viewing) abilities than others such as milkandcookies.
  2. Elucidated what kind of dance Dave performs (it's not breakdancing...)
  3. Added picture!

Arru 16:56, 18 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] double jointed

Is it known if he is double jointed, or has some other condition/unusual body feature thingy that allows him to do such visually stunning things (sticking his chest way out comes to mind)? Or is he just really flexible? If anyone knows for certain, I think it would be worth noting in the article because I'm sure many people wonder about that.

Okay I just looked it up and in the Elsewhere interview from oyemag (it's linked from this article) David says this:

"I’m not double-jointed at all. The only place where I am double-jointed is my thumbs, which doesn’t even matter. I would say I’m probably a little more flexible than most people in certain areas, mainly my shoulders and my ankles, but I wasn’t born that way. Those areas became flexible because of years of practicing."

So he's not double-jointed. What does everyone (anyone?) think, could the article say that he's not double-jointed, just flexible? I think it should.

Virtually everybody who I witnessed see an Elsewhere video for the first time speculated that he just has to be double-jointed. Given that we have a citation that he's not, I think that information would be valuable to many people who look him up on Wikipedia. EboMike 17:13, 4 February 2007 (UTC)