With the correlation, does it also need to be considered that you can be taught to dance?

(Oh dear. Really didn't like saying that when I read it back.)
 

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Quote: PhQnix @ June 29 2008, 4:44 PM BST

Anyone here any good at dancing?

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Now now Elliot, what was your original post?
 

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Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ June 29 2008, 4:46 PM BST

With the correlation, does it also need to be considered that you can be taught to dance?

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I assume one can be taught other things as well. I think that would be an odd dancing lesson though.
 

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Quote: PhQnix @ June 29 2008, 4:48 PM BST

I think that would be an odd dancing lesson though.

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A particularly sticky dancing lesson.
 

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Quote: Aaron @ June 29 2008, 4:48 PM BST

Now now Elliot, what was your original post?

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It had no smiley. I realised the smiley was needed otherwise the humour wouldn't have been conveyed properly. The internet is a minefield when it comes to sarcasm/dry humour.
 

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Ahh, ok. FWIW, I don't personally see the difference with or without, both come across in jest, but perhaps better to be safe!
 

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Quote: Aaron @ June 29 2008, 4:48 PM BST

A particularly sticky dancing lesson.

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Aaron!
 

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See, with me, I'm fine at dancing in private, but not in a crowd of people.
 

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Quote: zooo @ June 29 2008, 5:57 PM BST

See, with me, I'm fine at dancing in private, but not in a crowd of people.

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Is that like Tina Turner?

"I'll be your private dancer, dancing for money"
 

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Haha!
Not coins though, eh? They're a bit cold against bare skin.
 

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Bloomin' 'eck!


I just don't dance at all.
 

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Not even on special occasions?
(Oh dear.)
 

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I'll give you lessons Aaron!
 

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