CD's Unofficial Caption Contest #630

[Billfred]

Time for another round!

The scores after the last round:

GaryVoshol	19
EricH	18
GeeTwo	18
DonRotolo	14
dodar	14
efoote868	13
rsisk	11
Wayne Doenges	11
cgmv123	11
JoshWilson	10
bdaroz	10
JustinCAD	9
frcguy	8
smitikshah	8
Karibou	6
FiMFanatic	6
Sperkowsky	5
Taylor	4
Bkeeneykid	4
thatprogrammer	4
Dibit1010	4
EmileH	4
Golfer4646	3
Gravity	2
IndySam	2
Hitchhiker 42	2

The rules, for the newbies.

And the picture:

https://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/40851

As always, the deadline is nominally Sunday at midnight Eastern.

Go!

[Bkeeneykid]

So put my left foot in?

Right.

But you just said my left foot.

Right.

You're being less helpful than the October game hint last year.

Yup.

[Sperkowsky]

Guy on the right - "wait... How does this dance go again"

[dodar]

Mentor Top Left: How did these kids never know how to walk before today?

[efoote868]

We've captured a typical Chi-squared distribution of FIRST dance enthusiasm with 3 degrees of freedom. As you can see, enthusiasm quickly peaks and then trails off down the line...

[rsisk]

All right, who stepped in it? Everybody check your shoes.

[GeeTwo]

Based on this photograph and the knowledge of the location of the speaker, we were able to measure the speed of sound to be 83.2 ft/s +/- 71%.

[frcguy]

Being forced to dance at an event is a freshman right of passage. That and sweeping the floor all build season of course.

[Hitchhiker 42]

This is why we learn the Cotton-Eyed Joe during build season, not at competition.

[euhlmann]

And here we see why "telephone" doesn't work so well with dancing

[GaryVoshol]

Thankfully dancing is not a required skill for volunteers.

[DonRotolo]

Hey! Can you guys just step on the edge of the mat to keep it from slipping? Thanks.

[Daniel Vijay]

cotton eye joe, the most intense left calf workout known to mankind

[bdaroz]

"Cotton Eye Joe?!? I thought this was Pokemon Go?"

[Poseidon5817]

In a slight Australian/British accent:

"Here we see a group of robotics students in their natural habitat establishing their positions on the social ladder through frenetic dancing. Two inexperienced juveniles look on, hoping to someday replicate the actions of their elders."