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Subject: Re: New Dancers

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cj

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Date Posted: 20:04:21 03/28/02 Thu
In reply to: James 's message, "Re: New Dancers" on 19:20:38 03/28/02 Thu

well i have always enjoyed dancing not exactly ballet by any means but its kinda like communicating in a way or even acting. i work at an arts festival every summer and i meet a lot of well seasoned dancers and just watching them in all thier grace and all i just enjoy it. plus i am a runner and a boxer so it would help my flexability and stamina also. thanx for answering my post and i hope i have answered your questions. the reason i would feel wierd is because i have a certain image as an ultimately masculine person i race and i love cars and have worked on numerous farms and most people see it as out of character other than that i would love to start.
thanks again
cj

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Re: New Dancers	James	20:53:18 04/03/02 Wed