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fire spinning 

Slang taken from Fire dancing (also known as "fire twirling," "fire spinning," "fire performance," or "fire manipulation")

Adapted by the rave scene long ago. (think 90s lol)

The art of giving one extremely bad @$$ light show.

Could be with leds, glowsticks, orbitals, lasers, gloves, etc . . .
Sk3tch was fire spinning mad sick at Skylab.

He had skillz with fire spinning .
fire spinning by §kØt K*lØ June 27, 2009
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fire spinning 

The art of spinning fire. Using what is called a "staff" or fire staff, which is basically a wooden stick which both ends are lighted on fire, the prefered fuel for this is camping fuel. This flaming stick is then twirled in the air. There are many moves such as the basic butterfly spin, dragonfly, palm spin, etc. A required and difficult skill.
Last night I was out fire spinning and i lit my face on fire! I singed my eyebrows, it was a fun time indeed!
fire spinning by AnonymousFire June 12, 2006

spinning fire 

Slang taken from Fire dancing (also known as "fire twirling," "fire spinning," "fire performance," or "fire manipulation")

Adapted by the rave scene long ago. (think 90s lol)

The art of giving one extremely bad @$$ light show.

Could be with leds, glowsticks, orbitals, lasers, gloves, etc . . .
Sk3tch was spinning fire mad sick at Skylab.

He had skillz with spinning fire.
spinning fire by §kØt K*lØ June 27, 2009
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