1545  Air, throats and other matters

Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 15:33:14 -0400
From: Sergio <cachafaz@ADELPHIA.NET>
Subject: Air, throats and other matters

"We all had tickling throat" says Bibi with a concerned attitude.

Dear Bibi now that you are remembering did any big bug entered your throat
while here?

I recommend that you have a throat culture and sensitivity.

Who knows what kind of bacterium or virus may have entered your throat. It
is a very simple test and it will give you peace of mind.

Joaquin says:

"As for "(who regularly fall on their backs in a matter of hours, or
one "date")", I think that milongueros prefer the kneel down position
for starters, sort of as a basic step, and then move on to more
advanced figures. Of course, I could be wrong, and maybe a resident
Tango-L expert (with experience) can enlighten us on this subject."

It depends on the tango style they prefer, some do milonguero, close embrace
rhythmic and syncopated. Others like Salon, with introduction, sacadas*,
boleos, ganchos and the great finale.
The ones that do Nuevo Tango also follow the usual pattern of introduction,
mid portion, and finale but they like to do several sacadas and repeat the
introduction. They do some jumps, back boleos and of course some colgadas.


-Luda says:

"Could have fooled me. I thought it was about toilet
sex and obscenitis."

Toilet sex I know you are familiar with as you said before "Ah! the same as
in this country" you seemed to be pleased :the world is congruent.

"Obscenitis" I am no familiar with. It sounds like an infection of some
kind, something like Appendicitis, Cholecystitis, could this be what
infected Bibi's throat? an inflammation of the Obscen? What is the Obscen?

What do you think?

Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 22:19:27 +0200
From: Joaquin Concha <j.concha@WEBMAIL.CO.ZA>
Subject: Re: Air, throats and other matters

On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 15:33:14 -0400 Sergio (cachafaz@ADELPHIA.NET)
wrote:

>It depends on the tango style they prefer, some do milonguero, close

embrace

>rhythmic and syncopated. Others like Salon, with introduction,

sacadas*,

>boleos, ganchos and the great finale.
>The ones that do Nuevo Tango also follow the usual pattern of

introduction,

>mid portion, and finale but they like to do several sacadas and

repeat the

>introduction. They do some jumps, back boleos and of course some

colgadas.

>

No, Sergio, you are not that resident expert, even though you may be
an expert on everything in your own mind. I was refering to females
who have done their share of taking care of the disappearing species
(milongueros). There must be at least one on this list.



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