When I do the sideways dance, I laugh. So does my for-three-seconds dance partner.

My mileage out of this occasionally varies, but usually I make the whole thing a bit of fun. Seems to help the other's day too.

Yeah, that is the best way to handle it.

I try to do the same and then say sorry. If you overexaggerate the dance it makes it more fun as well.

Wait..."teenager"..."older"...you're supposed to grow out of this stuff? ... Am I not supposed to identify with Larry David either?!

I'm not sure. Who him? I will own to vaguely hearing of the guy...

Co-Creator of Seinfeld; writes, stars in Curb Your Enthusiasm; notorious misanthrope...

Sure, Daffy Duck too.

:::steps on a rake:::

HEY, leave Daffy out of it.

Flint, did you eat our lord and savior?

No, Shawnee, the Jews (Larry David) killed God, it's the Catholics that eat him.

That explains it, then... Seinfeld raises my anti-NY's-bad-features hackles, and I made a point of never watching the show about such dysfunctional if not antifunctional people. Even Kramer would have palled.

New York is to visit -- not a good place to live in. You only get some of your human rights there. Nevadans live freer.

Ummm. I just didn't find it funny.
It always galled me when comedians I admired cited it as a favourite.

I assumed you watched Curb Your Enthusiasm. Never mind.

Yeah, there's nothing funny about dysfunctional people. Seinfeld should have gone for more realism. Comedy is not funny. Hmmmpf.