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Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by Lory
I need a lie down........moisturised legs, stockings, hold ups, sticky bits,
Where will it all end.........
Lory, any chance of a 'haircut' soon...???
I wear whatever I'm comfortable in
I always dress up
I only dress up on specific nights/for specific venues
I specifically avoid dressing up
I find people who dress up intimidating
I never take any notice of what people wear
All that matters is that they're clean and don't smell
I only dance with people if I like what they're wearing
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Actually Andy,Now THIS is a boy post
If Gordy's having any problems with his "hosiery and stay-ups" I'm willing to help him
p.s. It's 'hold-ups'.
from a psychological perspective, stay up's are better.
Just think,
ladies legs, from the waist down.....
Do you want to "stay up", or "be held up"...???
Personally, I would much prefer to refer anything in that region of anatomy as stay up rather than face a hold up......
Gordy
~ It's a Dance Thing ~
'Τα δόντια μου είναι μου δικοί - οι γόμμες δεν είναι'
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I need a lie down........moisturised legs, stockings, hold ups, sticky bits,
Where will it all end.........
Lory, any chance of a 'haircut' soon...???
Gordy
~ It's a Dance Thing ~
www.vatsim-uk.org
Now I remember why I never where earrings when DJing!Last night I went out wearing a favourite pair of dangly earrings, and had them in for about 10 mins until I remembered how it feels when you catch them in your headphones! OW!
Reading this thread almost makes me think I should smarten up my act, but then that whole wardrobe of comfortable (very) casual togs, which is almost exclusively used for dancing, would have to go. Occasionally I've even had compliments on what I wear, (I think they're just humouring me!)
The way I see it, for comfort it has to be the lighter the better to cut down the perspiration, so the DJs and tails are out, and the ideal would be just wearing a smile
I rarely take any notice of what people are wearing, so presumably my approach is that I hope people aren't that bothered by what I'm wearing. Yes it can look stunning when you go to an event where people have made that special effort, but usually once the dancing gets going, the guys soon change out of their finery.
Greg
Would you still do double trouble with Andy?and the ideal would be just wearing a smile
Greg
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I've learned to see beyond your pyjama bottoms and general sheepy wear and appreciate you for your inner beauty!Reading this thread almost makes me think I should smarten up my act,
Although, I do have fond memories (well before I knew you) Of this dashing man, dressed very smartly, including a rather fetching hat, competing with Mary at Hammers!
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In that case, I think it would have to be renamed 'The slot'!(I've seen the move he calls 'The Slut'!
but there you go, continuing the pajamas myth! They're not! They're designed for walking up mountains!
this dashing man, dressed very smartly, including a rather fetching hat, competing with Mary at Hammers!Well there are times that you have to try to be noticed, and I'm pressed into conformity
Greg
In that case, I think it would have to be renamed 'The slot'!
p.s. Gordy baby, please don't tell the "parking your bike joke". It's too obvious, even for you
I like the men to be easily identifiable and clean that's all. So sheepy's pyjama bottoms are good as are Andy's fancy shirts and Noel's shorts. I would like the men to stick to one colour for the night, I hate it when the man changes his shirt and I don't know his next colour. Tall men like Under Par and Peter are so easy to find they could wear black Bandanas are good too, but at Salsa there are so many men in black wearing bandanas.
Subconciously I expect the man to be a better dancer if he's wearing black, like I expect him to be interested in golf or Lindy if he's wearing two tone shoes. Reality often doesn't match up, but I know still think like that.....
I like to be distinctively dressed. I may change my top but try to stick to the same them for the night. I try and encourage my friends to dress distinctively too so I can point them out to other people in a crowd.
Have noticed three modes of dressing at salsa : casual grunge , sophisticated clubby, and just come from the office (I'm sure they haven't though
Long live individuality that's what I say.
It seems to me that us guys changing our shirts is confusing the women. I have a suggestion, why not look at our faces
p.s. Instead of changing shirts maybe we should just swap them - before they get sweaty, obviously. Then they'd need to do DNA testing to work out which one of us was the father
And would that theme be..
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...zebra stripes?
Yikes! Far too radical!I have a suggestion, why not look at our faces
...zebra stripes?Ever since I joined the Forum there has always been a reason for me to Dress up to the Z's, and I've really enjoyed that vulnerable feeling of being recognisable, apart from once when a guy moaned about one of my postings while we danced.
I will be going undercover soon, 'cos I'd hate to be type-cast.
I will be going undercover soon, 'cos I'd hate to be type-cast.
OH NO Stripey don't do it.... !!!!!!!!
Will we ever dance again if you are to be camouflaged I won't know who you are!
On a class night I'm a jeans & T-shirt person - if I'm wearing blue-jeans I will wear a black T-shirt (normally printed), if I wear black jeans, it's normally a coloured or white T-shirt. Why? because black hides the sweat more, and most of my T-shirts are so old they can bearly be called "black" any more {
On regular party nights I will wear a shirt, poss dress trousers: It makes it more of an occasion if I dress up for it - more of a "night out". If I dressed smartly for regular nights, then there is less of a contrast; therefore less of an 'excitement' to partys.
On 'special' party nights, the kilt gets an airing.
I accosted some poor woman wearing zebra stripes at Hipsters on Tuesday, thinking that it was you. If you go under cover I'll never work out who you are!
I will be going undercover soon, 'cos I'd hate to be type-cast.
That's because there should be a whole herd or Zebras: there's safety in numbers. It's easy for a lion to pick you out if you're grazing on your own
There were three of us in Northampton once, one male two females, and we did herd togetherThat's because there should be a whole herd or Zebras: there's safety in numbers. It's easy for a lion to pick you out if you're grazing on your own
Ok I won't go undercover until I've met you Rhythm King, but you must continue to accost all women wearing zebra stripes, that sounds like fun.
Suddenly all the women reading this thread find the thought of going to Hipseters wearing zebra stripes strangely appealing....... but you must continue to accost all women wearing zebra stripes, that sounds like fun.
Hmm, perhaps I'll have to become Lion King rather than Rhythm King
Ooohh...Simba!
Someone should organise a 'themed' evening, where everyone has to wear a item of clothing with an animal print? *ROAR*
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