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Subject: Re: Break-dancing Healy???

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Anonny

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Date Posted: 11:15:43 12/19/03 Fri
In reply to: Buffy 's message, "Break-dancing Healy???" on 08:45:39 12/19/03 Fri

He was known as quite the dancer on the Manchester team as well. LOL
His wife Robin is the biggest sweetie EVER!!

>Have ya caught any of these moves Sammie??? LOL
>
>Healey wows 'em - with performance on dance floor
>By Mike Spellman Daily Herald Sports Writer
>Posted December 19, 2003
> On the ice, forward Eric Healey has made an immediate
>impact with a team-high 10 goals in his first season
>with the Chicago Wolves.
>
>On Sunday night, he made quite an impact off the ice
>when his old-school break dancing at the Wolves'
>Christmas party earned him and his teammates a much
>needed day off.
>
>"I think he missed his calling," coach John Anderson
>said. "He should've been a Fly Girl (a group of
>dancers from the television show "In Living Color").
>
>"He got on his back and was spinning and he just kept
>going and going. I was dizzy just watching him."
>
>Dizzy and impressed. So much so, that Anderson made
>Healey a deal.
>
>"He did it the first time and I couldn't believe it,
>so I got up and announced that if he did it one more
>time, we'd give the guys Monday off," he said. "All
>the guys were cheering him on. It was entertaining,
>that's for sure."

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