17 Oct
2007
17 Oct
'07
6:45 p.m.
Bob Isaacs wrote:
I use terms such as "play hard to get" for those crossing the set, and
"turn
on the charm" for those on the receiving side.
Anyone else have some good
lines for this one?
One of my favorite descriptive lines for potentially flirtatious moves is
"the
boy chases the girl until she catches him." Of course, you can use
gents and ladies or men and women. And it can be she chasing and him
catching, but you get the idea.
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17 Oct
17 Oct
6:53 p.m.
New subject: Give & Take teaching lines WAS: A New Dance
Bob Isaacs wrote:
I use terms such as "play hard to get" for those crossing the set,
and "turn
> on the charm" for those on the receiving side. Anyone else have
> some good
> lines for this one?
>
On Oct 17, 2007, at 2:45 PM, Jerome Grisanti wrote:
I can't remember from where/who I got this, but I often use the line
that it's especially fun if/traditional that "the ladies resist just
enough to make it interesting."
Joy Greenwolfe
Durham, NC
One of my favorite descriptive lines for
potentially flirtatious
moves is
"the boy chases the girl until she catches him." Of course, you
can
use
gents and ladies or men and women. And it can be she chasing and him
catching, but you get the idea.
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