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It really comes across as nothing more than rationalization to abuse the
space, overuse ones fair share of the available space and blame any
problems it causes on others (or perhaps just deny that it causes any).
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You should really find the person who's saying all these things, and take it
--- On Fri, 12/25/09, Brian Dunn wrote:
> Yes, there are unskilled dancers in all our tango lives
> - do you think I'm defending their lack of skill?
The argument isn't about unskilled dancers; it's obvious
on all sides that they need more practice or experience
or something. The ones who are at
There is a simple solution to this endless discussion of “them” taking up
too much floor space.
Think about what you said “avoid them and give them exactly what they want
…floor space” Why would you give in to exactly what they want?
“We “ the traditional dancers with superior floor craft ag
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> There is a simple solution to this endless discussion of “them” taki
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> From: Michael
>
> She was stabbed in her ankle by a high boleo. >
Don't mean to be picky, but how can somebody be stabbed in the ankle by a high
boleo?
Jack
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> From: Michael
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> She was stabbed in her ankle by a high boleo. >
Don't mean to be picky, but how can somebody be stabbed in the ankle by a
high boleo?
Jack
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