Dino-dancin' On Hutcheson Street In Glasgow

Hey pallies, likes we were poised to share some more of those fabulous Dino-inspirational art creations 'gain this Dino-day when we opened our email just a few 'go and found a fabulous google Dino-'lert directin' us to the UK pad "Orange News."  There, under their banner of "quirky news," the post "Glasgow cop captures spirit of Games," shares some patter and a vid showin' a Glasgow policeman caught in the act of dancin' with a woman on Hutcheson Street in Glasgow  durin' the Commonwealth Games goin' on there.

And, likes what is the tune that the officer and the lady are dancin' to?  Well you guessed it Dino-devotees, it was none other then that grooviest of groovy Dino-croon, "How Do You Like Your Eggs in the Morning?"
Now, likes ain't that the coolest dudes?!?!??!  What a absolute fabulous way to see our most beloved Dino homaged in this fabulous way.

Likes of course, some passerby captured the event and has placed it on youtube for folks all 'round the globe to dig!  Just 'nother swank statement of how the Dino-revolution is in full tilt.  We are sure this simple event will have major power in bringin' many many more into the Dino-fold!  Below is the patter and the vid clip, and to view this in it's original source, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-report.

ilovedinomartin sends out tons of kudos to the pallies at "Orange News" for sharin' this, to the police officer and lady for doin' the Dino-dancin', and to whatever folks had the brillant sense of playin' the Dino-croon to begin with!  Dino-dancin', DMP

quirky news

Glasgow cop captures spirit of Games

A Glasgow policeman has been credited with encapsulating the spirit of the Commonwealth Games after he was caught on camera dancing with a visitor.

The video - filmed by a member of the crowd - was quickly shared on Facebook and Twitter and viewed by thousands, reports The Scotsman.

It shows the unidentifed policeman dancing with a woman to Dean Martin's How Do You Like Your Eggs in the Morning, in the city's Hutcheson street.

People took to social media to show their support and most hoped the policeman wouldn't be censured for his actions.

Ross McCafferty of Glasgow, tweeted: "Dancing policeman is quality. Let's hope he doesn't get his collar felt."

Laura Rafferty wrote: "People make Glasgow" after seeing the video, while Gerry from Glasgow, dubbed him 'PC Twinkletoes'.

Amanda Goodfellow posted on Facebook that it was great to see the police "getting into the spirit of the Games" and showing visitors what Glasgow is all about.