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Re: Changes
Posted by anymouse
5/11/2007  8:41:00 PM
".just keep the bickering amongst yourselves...no one is impressed or even interested."

Given how much utter nonsense and seriously dangerous advice quickstep and his aliases are spouting, the wisest choice of anyone who cares about their dancing probably is to ignore the technical threads here.

Unless someone has the time to wade through things and figure out what makes sense and what doesn't, it's best to ignore the whole mess.

But as long as dangerously wrong and misleading information is being posted, it is going to be challenged with the plain and easily verifiable facts to the contrary... on the off chance that anyone is so foolish as to be paying attention.
Re: Changes
Posted by Q.
5/12/2007  3:13:00 AM
Everything I have said is straight from the technique book. Everything I will say is from the official technique book. What more can I say.
Re: Changes
Posted by anymouse
5/12/2007  7:35:00 AM
"Everything I have said is straight from the technique book."

No, it's not.

- You frequently misread the book.

- You frequently change key words in your so called quotes, which ALTERS THEIR MEANING.

- You frequently take the accurate commentary about one situation, and try to pretend that it applies TO A VERY DIFFERENT SITUATION - you completely IGNORE THE CONTEXT of the books' advise.

In short, someone would be a lot better dancer if they ignored everything you said... They should either read the book themsleves, or better yet FIND A REAL DANCE TEACHER.

Something you have obviouusly yet to do.
Re: Changes
Posted by slowfox
5/12/2007  10:10:00 AM
Yes...good advice...don't try to learn to dance from a book. It's clear to all of us that Quickstep, et al, hasn't had the training needed to move beyond a beginner's understanding of ballroom dancing. (Tragically). Best to ignore the desperate need for attention, I don't think he's worth it!
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