rapsnacks
He wanted head, neck and shoulders above :/

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

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

Lindner
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.

Rodents of Unusual Size
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.

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

baleen

Dueserpenti, that was such a Dutch thing to say.

Lauritz Melchior
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.