He wanted head, neck and shoulders above :/

She'll never be the neck of a major corporation.

oh my god thank you guys, i was just about to pull the trigger

She's really quite graceful.

Watching with mingled nausea and awe, I found myself somewhat sad realizing that she has spent years practicing, believing earnestly that she could overcome the unfortunate hand fate dealt her.

Then I laughed my ass off at "stick your neck out". These stars are for you guys.

See, I think she knew that she wasn't going to move up in the competition. I think she did this to make a point, that if you have enormous physical disability, it shouldn't stop you from trying to do the things that other people do. She didn't do a bad job given her limitations. I think she proved that you can still try to live a normal life and wanted to maybe inspire others that suffer from physical deformity. I once met a blind girl that made pottery.

I think that she had reasons other than winning in mind when she did this.

Also, she reminds me of Rene Laloux's Gandahar.

Dueserpenti, that was such a Dutch thing to say.

Regarding Modern Dance, physical deformities do not necessarily preclude a career, much less a performance opportunity.

http://www.spitzerdancecompany.org/alex.htm

Modern Dance often seems to attract people with very accepting attitudes; with notions that anything is valid.

Certainly such a physical deformity would preclude a career in ballet, tap, jazz, etc.