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Your point being? :eyebrow:Porfirio Landeros said:Past progressive tenseSDsalsaguy said:
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Barbara Moore: Playboy Playmate and DanceSport Competitor
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I never said that was a reason *to* stop, only that it was the reason why *she* chose to stop. If she now finds other uses of her time more fulfilling, than why wouldn't she stop?DancePoet said:
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Well, the initial post for this thread was a reprint of Barbara's Dance Notes interview/article that was posted here (with permission) on Oct 22, 2003 -- back when she was still competing with Donald Johnson. No clue why it came back to life today... :lol:swan said:
Subjects for flippancy, sarcasm, facetiousness and head shaking abound in the article and this woman's life.
The first time I laughed all day was at Alemana's post, thanks!
I have so much to say about that article AND THE PICTURES that I don't even know where to start.
Well, actually, I do. The photo of her in the red costume is inappropriate. It shows way too much of her, um, lack of dance pants. While I would assume that someone in her line of work is more than comfortable with revealing that side of herself, it doesn't work in ballroom dancing. Competing 101: wear appropriate undergarments. This isn't the Champagne Room at the Cheeta Club. Cover it up, please!
I've actually seen her dance in person, several years ago. I felt that I was looking at a Barbie doll. It was at a competition on the East Coast and the collagen lips, silicone boobs and all the rest of it was just too much. And out of place that far from Hollywood. Even for ballroom, and you know that's saying something!
I also can't believe that the magazine let her plug her website like that. Shameless!
Also, I yawned when she said she came from a Christian conservative household and that, gee, she's now in Playboy. What a shock ! :roll: So many people have swung far into the other direction that I don't care to count them anymore.
And, yes, it's funny to poke fun at uptight people. And that includes Conservative Christians. I said it. OK?
If she had a desk job working at an insurance company no one would care.
The first time I laughed all day was at Alemana's post, thanks!
I have so much to say about that article AND THE PICTURES that I don't even know where to start.
Well, actually, I do. The photo of her in the red costume is inappropriate. It shows way too much of her, um, lack of dance pants. While I would assume that someone in her line of work is more than comfortable with revealing that side of herself, it doesn't work in ballroom dancing. Competing 101: wear appropriate undergarments. This isn't the Champagne Room at the Cheeta Club. Cover it up, please!
I've actually seen her dance in person, several years ago. I felt that I was looking at a Barbie doll. It was at a competition on the East Coast and the collagen lips, silicone boobs and all the rest of it was just too much. And out of place that far from Hollywood. Even for ballroom, and you know that's saying something!
I also can't believe that the magazine let her plug her website like that. Shameless!
Also, I yawned when she said she came from a Christian conservative household and that, gee, she's now in Playboy. What a shock ! :roll: So many people have swung far into the other direction that I don't care to count them anymore.
And, yes, it's funny to poke fun at uptight people. And that includes Conservative Christians. I said it. OK?
If she had a desk job working at an insurance company no one would care.
