What definitely does work is to hold your wrists under the cold tap for a few minutes.Originally Posted by Rachel
Says who??Originally Posted by Dianas
Trampy
What definitely does work is to hold your wrists under the cold tap for a few minutes.Originally Posted by Rachel
Ooooh, I see - hadn't realised there was a difference!! What a fount of wisdom you are!! I eventually got some from www.feelconfident.co.uk - cost £4.99 for about 36 pre-cut strips, which seemed quite a lot, but it looked to be the cheapest of all the sites, as it was free P&P.Originally Posted by Dianas
Carpet tape????!!!!
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Yes - BB waaay too short - have definite plans to do the full week next year, if at all possible.
We're at MK next on Wednesday - as every week - and Nottingham again tonight.
See you again soon,
Rachel
Yes.is it EVER acceptable for a man to wear shorts?
However, when I do this now I try to make sure I warm down some - on one Sunday in June the temperature had dropped quite rapidly after the class, and I got leg cramp for the next couple of days - not pleasant.
At dancing? No!!Originally Posted by Gus
(IMHO)
Rachel
What about three quarter length type 'shorts - you know, short longs / long shorts...???Originally Posted by Gus
Surely these are OK aren't they...???
OK - except if you're wearing black and whites with them........
Gordy
~ It's a Dance Thing ~
'Τα δόντια μου είναι μου δικοί - οι γόμμες δεν είναι'
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Ah, thank you - now I remember - I'd got it wrong! My grandmother didn't say 'dip your elbows' ... she actually said, put your forearms in a sink of cold water, but it must be enough to cover the elbows.Originally Posted by bigdjiver
R.
Ok, they're acceptable!Originally Posted by Gordon J Pownall
R.
Okay Trampy, I'll dance with you without tape, if you'll dance with me your best and favouritist number...Originally Posted by TheTramp
but you're my only exception!
Deal?
D
How could a man refuse??Originally Posted by Dianas
And if you need a hand getting it off....
Trampy
PS. Note to self, before posting this, consider carefully (around people like Andy, CJ, Bardsey and Chicklet) the consequences. And then just post it anyhow...
On my boat these are called 'Smees'. Named after Captain Hook's assistant, Smee, who always wears them.Originally Posted by Gordon J Pownall
The might be OK but, WHY?Originally Posted by Gordon J Pownall
There's a whole sock/no sock question which some guys can't answer and they make you legs look short.
If you're going to wear Smees, why not wear trousers?
Originally Posted by Andy McGregor
Trampy
So what's the answer?There's a whole sock/no sock question which some guys can't answer
Crop trousers are more comfortable when dancing on hot days. That's my tip.If you're going to wear Smees, why not wear trousers?
Swooon!Originally Posted by TheTramp
yes - along as your socks are cleanOriginally Posted by Gordon J Pownall
used to think that nothing other than long pants was acceptable - however here in Perth (Australia) - summer temps are often mid 30 celsius so consessions had to be made to save the poor boys from heat stroke
having long hair I find that tying it can really help to keep cool - or a cool cloth to the back of your neck
skirts of any length are also great - as you spin lots of lovely cool air!!
Oi!Originally Posted by Dianas
You and me's gonna have to go outside soon - you're muscling in on my turf here...
Looks like everyone's defecting to Dianas
Hmmm, maybe I'll have to find a new way to get them interested - any ideas anyone...?
Maybe my tip for the hot weather should be to wear as little as possible?
That jump between men's shorts and tying long hair back was too fast for me. I had visions of very hairy legs that had to be tied in platts or somethingOriginally Posted by Yliander
After many years of persuasion, I eventually dropped the shorts, as kilts are not the done thing in these parts, the next best thing is very lightweight trousers, hence my very fine cotton batik walking trousers, or "pyjamas" as some like to think of them.
And a tip for the guys if you have to have a break, make sure you go and chat with a lady who is equipped with a large fan, you'll have a hot and bothered expression, and she will usually oblige
Greg
And can you explain how that is supposed to keep ME cool?Originally Posted by Sparkles
Greg
I use martial arts trousers. Which are light cotton, and baggy enough. And the best thing is, they cost about £10....!Originally Posted by Sheepman
Trampy
Originally Posted by Sheepman
I tried to rep you for this, but apparently I have to spread it around a bit first Sorry. Have a flower anyway
S. x
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