5407  Is she a woman, a follower or an object?

Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 16:54:58 -0300
From: "Janis Kenyon" <Jantango@feedback.net.ar>
Subject: [Tango-L] Is she a woman, a follower or an object?
To: "Tango-L" <Tango-L@MIT.EDU>

Trini wrote:
Tsk, Tsk, some of you guys seem to be answering as if the woman is an
object. :)>>>

Tango is danced by a man and a woman.

Last night I danced with a man who called me "plumita" -- tiny feather.
I've heard it before. For those women who have never been on a dance floor
in Buenos Aires, this is a compliment from your partner. The man doesn't
want or need to feel the weight of the woman while he is dancing. So don't
get your feathers ruffled and walk off the floor when you hear this. Take
it as a compliment.


Astrid wrote:
Two brooms actually, and they look more elegant in the hands of this
tanguero than quite a few women I have seen..They follow perfectly too. >>>

Pocho Pizzarro has danced with two brooms. He dances better with them than
any woman.

Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 13:25:11 +0900
From: "Astrid" <astrid@ruby.plala.or.jp>
Subject: Re: [Tango-L] Is she a woman, a follower or an object?
To: "Janis Kenyon" <Jantango@feedback.net.ar>, "Tango-L"
<Tango-L@MIT.EDU>

Janis:

> Astrid wrote:
> Two brooms actually, and they look more elegant in the hands of this
> tanguero than quite a few women I have seen..They follow perfectly too.
> >>>

> Pocho Pizzarro has danced with two brooms. He dances better with them
> than
> any woman.
>

Yes, it was Pocho that I saw in that video! Thanks, Janis! Dances better
with the brooms than with any woman? Well, here we go, paradise is at hand,
guys ! All those of you who are dreaming of the perfect, obedient, mindless
follow, your fantasies come true at last... ; )