What day of the week is it?

Last week we did a bit of a switcheroo in the studio with @MlleGinger teaching the Tuesday marathon and @KleioBows taking over Thursday madness for one week only. 

This meant two things:
1. People were temporarily very confused when walking in through the door - It's understandable, Tuesday and Thursday are similar enough as it is without turning things around to make one seem like the other, shame that April Fools is a Monday otherwise this would have been a good trick. 
2. Old Style Thursday night hip hop made a temporary triumphant return!

This second result of the freaky friday incident (now I'm just messing with your heads) was that for an hour we bounced, partied, moved around like a running man and isolated our necks like a chicken until we got whiplash - just like the good old days and I mean that seriously,  I mean I didn't have to found HARC  (the hip hop aftermath rehabilitation clinic). 

Absolute highlight though has got to be the bringing back of the GANGSTA WALK! Testament to this statement being the look on the face of @Trixiecantswim when she realised it was coming, like a five year old who was having a christmas-birthday-junkfood-weekend mash-up. I think the only way to explain the collective reaction in the studio is to liken it to Phoebe running in friends. She argues that the only way to make running fun is to run like you did when you were a kid, so for those of us (not naming any names) who are queen of the # arewenearlythereyet? whine when on foot, the only way to make it fun is to embrace your inner gangsta and style it out. 

With this in mind, I would, on behalf of the studio,  like to take this opportunity to apologise to all those pedestrians going about their lives in Richmond who will either be massively delayed by getting stuck behind an American Gangsta lope, or bowled over by an English rude boy offensive. If you can't accept this apology then all I have left to say is: if you can't beat them, join them.