Can I dance pro as an amateur?

Thinking about it a bit, I can only presume that she is an amateur but was standing in for a pro. Probably kosher for a small competition.
 
Good question Joe - maybe thats the (partial) answer. How could one tell? However, she also entered in the showcase with two students, was listed in the same slate and stood in the same line up as the rest of the pro/ams at the end...
 
Ahhhh, student/student. I was thinking she might have been dancing amateur, but seemed like that would have been different heats. But totally forgot the student/student angle. Once again Larinda finds us an innocent explanation when we're looking for evil! Mean Larinda, why must you ruin all of our conspiracy theories?:p:)
 
She still hasn't ruined our conspiracy theories about the economy. :) In fact, was encouraging them. ;)
 
hahaha. You can pretend all you want Larinda, but dogs are much better judges of character than people are, and Isabelle wouldn't stick with someone evil. :)

Which reminds me, time to take a quick shower and then go visit "my" (aka parents' and sister's) dogs. :)
 
wooh said:
Ahhhh, student/student. I was thinking she might have been dancing amateur, but seemed like that would have been different heats. But totally forgot the student/student angle. Once again Larinda finds us an innocent explanation when we're looking for evil! Mean Larinda, why must you ruin all of our conspiracy theories?:p:)
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I think Joe raised the possibility first - but if that was the case they would not be in the same awards as the pro-ams (of six couples she danced with two and the others were all pro/am). She took fourth and six wth her partners. Or can showcase be pro/am-student/student??
 
Sorry, I don't want to share the heat list Lrinda, thats not fair on the competitors or the organizers and I simply don't want to stir things up that much.

Perhaps we should just foget it.
 
I wouldn't say "afraid to point them out." I would say, being cautious not to cry wolf and risk discrediting an innocent wolf. (Does that mixed metaphor make sense to those that haven't been awake all night?)
Thing is, if this really was a rule violation, it was obvious enough that someone in charge at this thing should have noticed. So I have to believe that it was either something that can be written off with an innocent explanation, or it was a rule violation but the organizers wouldn't care if someone did report it.
 
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