Would you mind

[Sparkles]

Originally Posted by Andreas

I usually ask the ladies for a dance and then politely excuse us when we walk on the floor.

I dance with both men and women and if they're in conversation with someone my usual tactic is to ask them to dance and then, if they say yes, politely excuse us both from their previous company - that way there's no possession implied and if they'd rather stay and chat then they can say no directly and the third party doesn't have to feel embarrassed by having to decline for their friend/partner.

[philsmove]

I have to admit I have sometimes asked partners, but very much “tong in cheek”, e.g. I would ask HIM the question, but look to HER for the reply

IF the lady wants to be alone with her man that is her prerogative

SHE has a tong in her head and she can speak for herself, you should not ask HIM what SHE wants to do

[Sparkles]

Originally Posted by philsmove

I have to admit I have sometimes asked partners, but very much “tong in cheek”, e.g. I would ask HIM the question, but look to HER for the reply

IF the lady wants to be alone with her man that is her prerogative

SHE has a tong in her head and she can speak for herself, you should not ask HIM what SHE wants to do

Or even a tongue?

[under par]

Originally Posted by Sparkles

Or even a tongue?

Could be a curling "tong" you never know.........there are some peculiar people out there Sparkles

[philsmove]

Originally Posted by under par

Could be a curling "tong" you never know.........there are some peculiar people out there Sparkles

http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/s...6&postcount=23

[Sparkles]

Originally Posted by philsmove

http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/s...6&postcount=23

I apologise

[bigdjiver]

I usually will not interrupt a conversation, unless there is body language that the lady would rather be dancing. In that case I will try and catch her eye, and a simple raise of the eyebrows will bring a positive or negative reaction.

[drathzel]

i like getting to know people but i dont want the fact that i am talking to someone to put others dancing with me

[Trish]

Originally Posted by drathzel

i like getting to know people but i dont want the fact that i am talking to someone to put others dancing with me

[Gordon J Pownall]

Originally Posted by bigdjiver

.....and a simple raise of the eyebrows will bring a positive or negative reaction.

That certainly worked for Roger Moore - look at the babes he attracted in the Bond movies, just by raising his........eyebrow.....

[drathzel]

Originally Posted by Gordon J Pownall

That certainly worked for Roger Moore - look at the babes he attracted in the Bond movies, just by raising his........eyebrow.....

i'm a sean connery girl myself!!

[Yogi_Bear]

I sometimes find that sod's law operates here - you finally get the opportunity for a dance to one of your favourite tracks with some gorgeous woman you have been watching all evening and then you find she's into some deep conversation with someone..... Not that i am ever in that position of course But hey, life's too short, you just have to make your excuses and dive in.....
yb

[philsmove]

Originally Posted by Yogi_Bear

: But hey, life's too short, you just have to make your excuses and dive in.....
yb

Feet first

[drathzel]

YB

I am completely in agreement with that.... as a womanas well i find myself asking when its my fave song and although i find it intimadating it means you get to dance to the song that you want

[Zebra Woman]

Originally Posted by Yogi_Bear

But hey, life's too short, you just have to make your excuses and dive in.....
yb

Yeah, go for it.We've all come out to dance . A conversation can be resumed, but a dance to the track that is playing is much harder to rearrange.

I'm always happy to be interrupted and so are most people I know. Although I'm still scared about asking complete strangers who are talking, depends on the body language......

[Gojive]

A conversation can be resumed, but a dance to the track that is playing is much harder to rearrange.

[bigdjiver]

Originally Posted by Yogi_Bear

I sometimes find that sod's law operates here - you finally get the opportunity for a dance to one of your favourite tracks with some gorgeous woman you have been watching all evening and then you find she's into some deep conversation with someone..... Not that i am ever in that position of course But hey, life's too short, you just have to make your excuses and dive in.....
yb

No, sod's law is that when you have finally got a dazzlingy beautiful woman aside for your one and only chance to make a move some **** will come along ....

[Zebra Woman]

Originally Posted by bigdjiver

No, sod's law is that when you have finally got a dazzlingy beautiful woman aside for your one and only chance to make a move some **** will come along ....

Oh .....er .....so we haven't

Originally Posted by Zebra Woman

all come out to dance

then Bigd?

If I knew who you were, I would make sure not to interrupt you

[CJ]

Originally Posted by Stuart M

Guitar solos in a Eurythmics song? Name one...

The one that has "To run away from you... is all that I could do"

The song starts with a guitar solo (ok, so it's chords and not notes, but technically is a solo.)

NEXT?!?

[drathzel]

Originally Posted by Ceroc Jock

The one that has "To run away from you... is all that I could do"

The song starts with a guitar solo (ok, so it's chords and not notes, but technically is a solo.)

NEXT?!?

aren't you great