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cheshire-cheese Started conversation Mar 8, 2008
Hello
I'm new(ish) to h2g2, unlike the food MB is it open all hours? Is there a 3 minute rule? Is it less likely that trolls will follow us here?
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
Hiya!
Yes, it would appear we can post on here whenever!!!
I think it's still moderated (but quite loosely) and I also think it's harder for people to find conversations unless they're specifically looking for you so I'd say yes, less likely to encounter trolls. Which is always good news!
For some reason that I'm not quite sure why, we're also allowed to post more personal details on here such as email etc although you do have to remember that anyone can read them still if they land on your page!!!
Mind you, I'm of the opinion that we're all adults and if you get an email you don't like, you just delete it- not really rocket science is it?!
I always feel a lot freer to post slightly naughtier stuff on h2g2 as well!! Tee hee
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
I do like the fact that we can post here when ever. During the week I leave for work before the MB opens and by the time it does, I'm up to my eyeballs in work. As for the weekend, I'm up at 0630 thanks to the boy and 10am seems a long way off
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
Ah yes...little ones have a schedule all their own!!
I keep quite strange hours at the moment as well because I sometimes suffer from mild insomnia!! I was awake and on the internet at 3am this morning!!!
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
3am, Crikey!
My wife go up to go to work at 3 this morning! She set her mobile phone alarm for some reason and the room was full of noise and flashing light for a moment not a restful start to the day
oh-oh smiley overload
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
So, what gets you stampeding towards the dance floor? (sorry if the stampede harks back to your original username )
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
Oh goodness!! Loads of things! I have quite an ecclectic taste in music.
I'm an exdancer so I'm normally on the dancefloor straight away anyway!!!
How about you?
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
I'm part of the masses who would love to get up and dance but should realy have some lessons before taking someones eye out on the dance floor. A skin-full usually gets me dancing. At Uni, it used to be stuff like RUN DMC and Aerosmith's Walk this way or Don't Stop Movin' by, well you know who it's by, ashamed to say I like one of their songs, but you can't help but hit the dance floor when it comes on. I like rock music but that's hardly the music for dancing to - air guitar or air drums are a no-no.
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
I happen to think Don't Stop Moving is a fantastic song!
I danced at college to Walk this way..long time ago now! Another good song!
I believe there is a time and a place for air guitar and drums! I've been known to play both when out and I think as long as it's a little tongue in cheek, it's all good
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
I'm a drummer, so would probably get carried away
Do you think dancing at a club is something you can learn or are best just diving into - I always assume I look a prat. In fact once at Uni, a girl came upto me after a song and said "great dancer!" I was bemused and chuffed. Then the next day, when the hangover had cleared, I thought: For her to come over especially and say that to me, I would have had to be really good or REALLY BAD. I think I know what is more likely
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
Well..I learnt it!
I was a trained ballet dancer when I first started going out so my body didn't know what to do with itself!
Now I have to say I don't think about what I'm doing and I feel totally confident doing whatever...I imagine I must look crazy sometimes/most of the time too but I think the trick is *not* to be self conscious and just go for it! The only thing I'd advise against is any attempt at "sexy" dancing because you just can't fake sexy! And obviously, if you can't do the splits/irish dance/kick your leg above your head when you're sober...don't attempt it when you're drunk just because you suddenly think you're Patrick Swayze!
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cheshire-cheese Posted Mar 8, 2008
Even if I could, there's no place for that kind of showing off in a club, it's bad enough during an X-factor audition! Am tempted to go to brum just for a dance lesson but I doubt I can make it.
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
You should come!
I'll give you a lesson in return for 2 drinks!!!
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bootiful_heffalump Posted Mar 8, 2008
Not a student- a retired student in need of cash while I try to find a job!
Anyway, I'm a semi-professional so I charge more expensive rates! For an hour's workshop you can earn up to £50/100 an hour so you're getting it ridiculously cheap!!!
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