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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:37:41 -0800, Icono Clast wrote:
I pretty-much quit drinking alcohol the day I bought my first car, at age 16, many decades ago even though "everybody drank and drove". I didn't need any advice or laws to tell me what I should do in that context. you're clearly a paragon of virtue. I think that's the first time in my life that degree of hyperbole in that context has been applied to me. Little do you know. Sarcasm mate, sarcasm. No doubt, unlike me, that gives you the right to moral outrage. Oh, I see it does. Yup. When it comes to my life and limb, and protecting yours from me, yes. I take it quite seriously. If you consider a normal drunk dancer poses a threat to life or limb then you deserve to be shut in a Manchester disco until 3 a.m. -- Tim C. |
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Drinking and Dancing: http://tinyurl.com/3sx7w
Thirty posts from December 11, 1996 through October 20, 1997 Tim Challenger wrote: No doubt, unlike me, that gives you the right to moral outrage. Oh, I see it does. Yup. When it comes to my life and limb, and protecting yours from me, yes. I take it quite seriously. If you consider a normal drunk dancer poses a threat to life or limb Nope. Well, not on the dance floor. It's the driving home I had in mind but did not clearly state. We dancers regard trying to dance while drunk quite abnormal while recognizing it happens at non-dance venues such as corner bars and discos. then you deserve to be shut in a Manchester disco until 3 a.m. Dancers rarely go to discos because the dance floors are often full of drunks, people with things such as drinks and cigarettes in their hands, and purses, and have bad floors made worse by also being dirty. We regard them as hazardous. You're welcome to them, though. And, yes, in answer to another, I am a dance snob. Many of us dancers are. __________________________________________________ ______________ A San Franciscan who never says "No!" to an invitation to dance! http://geocities.com/dancefest/ http://geocities.com/iconoc/ ICQ: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/19098103 IClast at SFbay Net |
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