Re: Fixing hustle - Limirting the Damage

On Mon, 05 May 2008 14:27:42 -0700, Ed Jay <edMbj@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>swingandhustle scribed:
>
>>Bob - we have all mourned the demise of swingpoop after I outted you.
>>
>>Now - you are stuck with the rest of us - actually stepping up for
>>what you think "As yourself".  And i must admit, there is a greater
>>connection between you and swingpoop than me an Gallileo.
>>
>>That "actually being yourself" when insulting others has gotta be real
>>culture shock for you.
>>Again - your usual approach is "change the subject and attack".
>>Does ANYONE consider that helpful on ANYTHING?
>>
>>All RAD readers will all notice swingpoop stopped posting AFTER I
>>outted you - no loss mind you.
>
>David, are you the pot-bellied jerk that insists on wearing muscle ****rts
>that go so well with the cheap toupe you wear? Are you the same jerk that
>entered a Swing contest at Swing Thing...you know, the one with only two
>other couples, but guaranteed cash awards to third place...and you
finished
>out of the money, 'cause you danced your off-time Hustle instead of
Swing?
>(Can you people believe it...three couples, and DF took eleventh.)
>
>Flynn, you've already outed yourself. Without realizing it, you told us
in
>your last tome that the problem you have is that you and "your girls"
aren't
>winning. You're a loser, so get used to it. We have.

Wish I knew what year, I would dig up the video and post it.

Mr. Flynn, your contempt for the AARP and over 50's group comes across
very clearly. I'm betting that I have been to more dance conventions
than you have (or may ever be) and the majority of them are put on by
event promoters in the AARP and over 50's class of folks. To my
knowledge very few events are promoted by the "yuppie" class which you
appear to be a part of
 Makes me wonder why this is....some possibilities...

1. They are the ones who have the money and resources to put on an
     event?
2. They know what kind of event will draw enough folks to pay their
     expenses and allow them to make a profit?

It has been suggested by Ed Jay, Dave Kopp, Bob Wheatley and now by
myself that if you are so sure your way and style has the potential to
be so popular, why don't you put your own money where your mouth is
and promote your own event.

If you are correct you could then start a franchise of dance studios
across the country and make even more money. You could call them
"The Real Hustle Studio". You and your girls could limit the customer
base to BELOW the AARP and 50's age bracket and really cash in ;-^)

BTW, do you even know what a pompous ass you come across as?
Just wondering.
Bob Ford
Images In Motion
www.imagesinmotion.com