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06-14-2007, 11:43 AM
BibliophileTRJ

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Originally Posted by dramasnot6

Sounds exhaustingly sensual,and all the better for it!

Kind of like the original dirty dancing! :D

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Originally Posted by Moira

Hey you're more then welcome ......
I took some dancing lessons myself, che - cha, tango, samba .... loved it but still far from doing great:).

Thanks.... honored to be allowed to be "one of the girls"
With dancing it's not how well you do it ...it's how much you enjoy it.

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Originally Posted by Niamh

i'd love to learn ballroom dancing! My dad used to be a ballroom dancer. Has medals and all. At my 21st birthday he had my mam up Jiving. And they are in their sixties!

NEVER too old to dance!!! It keeps you young.

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Originally Posted by Moira

UUUU and Jive is no piece of cake.
:thumbs_up

I second that! Jive is quite a workout.
06-14-2007, 11:45 AM
kiz_paws

WOOT, this place really is livening up! Welcome to our humble little place, Biblio, and yeah, I'd love to learn that flamenco dance (and maybe some jive, too, that looks like wicked fun!).

Niamh, you really cracked me up with :

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mybe i should tell her that just because its my weekend off... i dont fancy being on my arse for the whole of it!

:lol: :lol:
06-14-2007, 11:45 AM
Niamh

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Originally Posted by BibliophileTRJ

NEVER too old to dance!!! It keeps you young.

I second that! Jive is quite a workout.

Thats what my dad said! My friends were gobsmacked! I on the other hand was mortified. (of course we all think our parents are embarressing!)
06-14-2007, 11:46 AM
Moira

You're right, i do enjoy it a great deal.
But there are few men that really like dancing:( .

It was funny seeing the guys that were draged by their girlfriends to attend dancing classes:lol: :lol: :lol: .
06-14-2007, 11:49 AM
BibliophileTRJ

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Originally Posted by Niamh

Thats what my dad said! My friends were gobsmacked! I on the other hand was mortified. (of course we all think our parents are embarressing!)

Yes, we all think that.... but MINE really are/were!!!
06-14-2007, 11:54 AM
BibliophileTRJ

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Originally Posted by Moira

You're right, i do enjoy it a great deal.
But there are few men that really like dancing:( .

It was funny seeing the guys that were draged by their girlfriends to attend dancing classes:lol: :lol: :lol: .

If you think it was funny seeing those guys dragged to class, you should have seen the looks on their faces when I (a short, fat, scarred ugly, obviously queer, guy who is missing fingers) would make them dance with me.

THAT was funny!!
06-14-2007, 11:56 AM
Niamh

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Originally Posted by kiz_paws

WOOT, this place really is livening up! Welcome to our humble little place, Biblio, and yeah, I'd love to learn that flamenco dance (and maybe some jive, too, that looks like wicked fun!).

Niamh, you really cracked me up with :

:lol: :lol:

:lol:

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Originally Posted by BibliophileTRJ

Yes, we all think that.... but MINE really are/were!!!

:lol: My dad once owned a couple of banjaxed cars. One had a hole on the floor, so if you we unfortunate to be the one sitting on that side of the car you had to make sure your shoes were secure. the other one was this really manky brown pooy coloured car that he thought was great but the rest of the street didnt. If we were driving past anyone from primary school, my brother, sister and me used to duck down so no one could see us. And it always broke down. Truely mortifying!
06-14-2007, 11:56 AM
Niamh

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Originally Posted by BibliophileTRJ

If you think it was funny seeing those guys dragged to class, you should have seen the looks on their faces when I (a short, fat, scarred ugly, obviously queer, guy who is missing fingers) would make them dance with me.

THAT was funny!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:
06-14-2007, 12:02 PM
Moira

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Originally Posted by BibliophileTRJ

If you think it was funny seeing those guys dragged to class, you should have seen the looks on their faces when I (a short, fat, scarred ugly, obviously queer, guy who is missing fingers) would make them dance with me.

THAT was funny!!

:lol: :lol: :lol: Wish i could see that.

Steped on your toes a lot i guess.:lol: :lol: :lol:
06-14-2007, 03:19 PM
BibliophileTRJ

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Originally Posted by Moira

:lol: :lol: :lol: Wish i could see that.

Steped on your toes a lot i guess.:lol: :lol: :lol:

YES! Yes, they did! (good thing I only have 8 toes ... that's a 20% reduction in the pain)

Truth is that I spent a LOT of money having steel-toed dress shoes made.
06-15-2007, 08:31 AM
dramasnot6

I admire your optimistic view of that Biblio. Steel-toed dress shoes? Wouldn't they impair your "light on your feet" ability while dancing?
06-15-2007, 08:55 AM
Nightshade

steel toe shoes arent really that heavy drame. What I want to know is did the steel bit eventaually collapse? One of mine ( these are my builders boots) has done that from the number of times people have trod on my feet or Ive dropped things on my feet ( hence the reason for steel toes in the first place) and Ive had to fix it with a hammer and I cant rember what else I used . Its not right anymore though and Ive got a nasty ccallse on the side of my toe from them.

I wonder if I should invest in a new pair mine are almost 4 years old now.
06-15-2007, 09:17 AM
papayahed

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Originally Posted by Nightshade

steel toe shoes arent really that heavy drame. What I want to know is did the steel bit eventaually collapse? One of mine ( these are my builders boots) has done that from the number of times people have trod on my feet or Ive dropped things on my feet ( hence the reason for steel toes in the first place) and Ive had to fix it with a hammer and I cant rember what else I used . Its not right anymore though and Ive got a nasty ccallse on the side of my toe from them.

I wonder if I should invest in a new pair mine are almost 4 years old now.

:eek: What? Night you never cease to amaze me, how in the heck have you collapsed your steel toed shoes????? I've seen drums, angle irons, and big heavy things fall on them and they don't collapse. Are yours ASTM certified?
06-15-2007, 09:18 AM
BibliophileTRJ

Nightshade,

Yes! Definitely replace them. Once that protective shell collapses; even though you can bang it back into position, it's prone to failing again & again. Now that it's weakened it's actually dangerous.....if something REALLY heavy falls on your foot the steel can bend down and amputate toes. Trust me on this, I speak from experience.
06-15-2007, 09:39 AM
Nightshade

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Originally Posted by papayahed

:eek: What? Night you never cease to amaze me, how in the heck have you collapsed your steel toed shoes????? I've seen drums, angle irons, and big heavy things fall on them and they don't collapse. Are yours ASTM certified?

Paya, you forget this is me we are talking about... I dont think it was the time a car rolled over my foot though that was normal shoes...supprisingly that didnt really hurt that much i think it was because my shoes were slightly too big and it was only the edge of the wheel and the edge of my shoe.

All I really know about my shoes is they are RoadMates I had to buy them in dollars and they were bloody expensive as far as my shoes went at the time.

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Originally Posted by BibliophileTRJ

Nightshade,

Yes! Definitely replace them. Once that protective shell collapses; even though you can bang it back into position, it's prone to failing again & again. Now that it's weakened it's actually dangerous.....if something REALLY heavy falls on your foot the steel can bend down and amputate toes. Trust me on this, I speak from experience.

humm right well I guess ll throw them out then and replace them before it snows... well thanks Biblio id never have thought that good to know.

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