[Mad4dance]what can I say

Tue, 20 May 2003 07:37:45 EDT

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very interesting .. 

Was there any information on lady dancers and the suspected correlation?
Also, what happens if you see someone dancing who has no rhythm or whatsoever?

My interest is purely scientific, of course, speaking as a qualified 
statistician.

Ahem

Doug
ps
perhaps we should start a 'relaxed dancers' club?
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Subj:   [Mad4dance]what can I say   
Date:   19/05/03 18:20:32 GMT Daylight Time 
From:    dropinnjive@btinternet.com (Peter Phillips)
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list circulation)

Anyone care to add names to fit the descriptions - ladies only tho.

MEN who are good dancers make the best lovers, reveals a new report
yesterday. More than 80 per cent of the women quizzed said there was a
definite link between the two.

And half admitted trying to get a man on to the dance floor to check out
how he moves before finally "taking the plunge".

Flashy, over-the-top dancers are the worst at making love, according to
67 per cent. Sex expert Flic Everett, who analysed the findings, said:
"They'll spend more time in bed making sure they look good rather than
trying to please you."

And 62 per cent said men who are shy on the dance floor are just as shy
in bed. Ballroom dancers also score zero in the sex stakes as they demand
perfection in their partner. And beware of "action men" - who are all
arms and legs - they'll have little imagination in bed.

But it's good news for those who are "relaxed and rhythmic". Ms Everett
said: "They'll be creative, caring, considerate, skillful and full of
surprises when it comes to sex."

The study by mobile firm Phones 4U quizzed 2,000 women, aged 18 to 40,
in Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham and London."

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 Was there any information on lady dancers and the suspected correlation?
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 My interest is purely scientific, of course, speaking as a qualified sta=
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 Ahem
 
 Doug
 ps
 perhaps we should start a 'relaxed dancers' club?
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s a new report
 yesterday. More than 80 per cent of the women quizzed said there was a
 definite link between the two.
 
 And half admitted trying to get a man on to the dance floor to check out
 how he moves before finally "taking the plunge".
 
 Flashy, over-the-top dancers are the worst at making love, according to
 67 per cent. Sex expert Flic Everett, who analysed the findings, said:
 "They'll spend more time in bed making sure they look good rather than
 trying to please you."
 
 And 62 per cent said men who are shy on the dance floor are just as shy
 in bed. Ballroom dancers also score zero in the sex stakes as they deman=
d
 perfection in their partner. And beware of "action men" - who are all
 arms and legs - they'll have little imagination in bed.
 
 But it's good news for those who are "relaxed and rhythmic". Ms Everett
 said: "They'll be creative, caring, considerate, skillful and full of
 surprises when it comes to sex."
 
 The study by mobile firm Phones 4U quizzed 2,000 women, aged 18 to 40,
 in Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham and London."
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