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From: rick@ucla-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Dancing Misc.
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Date: Tue, 23-Apr-85 17:16:26 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr 23 17:16:26 1985
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<<< annna one, annna two >>>

Just a few observations on dancing at clubs:
   1) I've noticed that women will get up and dance alone rather
      than go ask a guy to dance.
   2) "Dance music" is boring. Or I should say, what disk jockeys
      consider to be dance music - Top 10 songs with pace measured
      in beats per minute.  I requested "Layla" and was told by the
      disk jockey that it isn't a dance song! Gee, I wonder what it
      was we used to do to it? It sure seemed to be dancing. My 
      opinion is that you can dance to pretty well any song (not
      *ALL*, but most) so they might as well be GOOD songs.
   3) Why do so many guys crowd around the dance floor, but never
      dance? Are they really just checking out the women to see
      who they want to hit on? I wish they would get out of the
      way so those of us who want to dance can get through.
   4) If women are so keen to dance (otherwise why would they be
      dancing alone, or with each other) why don't they ask a guy
      to dance? Last time I checked the calendar it was the mid-80's,
      not the 50's.
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