Earlier (a year or two ago) I e-mailed sharedweight a question or  
comment about squares.  It never got sent around.
At the time, I figured someone was filtering the various e-mails and  
wanted to make sure the discussion was geared only towards contra.   
Fine.  Now I see that others can send questions etc. about squares.   
Am I being treated any differently than other people who are signed  
up for sharedweight?

When I recieve an e-mail from sharedweight, the question and the  
answers are in the same e-mail!!!  It must be that the others get to  
see the question and then answer it before I get to see the  
question.  Am I left out of the loop -like you're afraid that I'm  
always going to jump in with my 2 cents (maybe because I'm an  
experienced caller).

If this is the case, I just want you to know that I rarely want to  
respond to the questions and requests.  I also realize that it's very  
important for the new callers to voice their opinion and have a  
discussion.

Am I being treated differently from the others?

Tom




On Jan 20, 2010, at 12:00 PM, callers-request at sharedweight.net wrote:

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> Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:05:26 -0500
> From: <gtwood at worldpath.net>
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> Subject: Re: [Callers] squares for house parties of mostly contra
> 	dancers?
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> All this talk of Squares, and with Ralph Page weekend and all
> reminded me that I found this on the web:
> for all you Rabbit fans:
> (we should always listen to the caller!)
> the scene: 2 mountain gents trying to get the best of Bugs
> of course Bugs turns the tables.....
>
> Bugs Bunnys Square
>
> Promenade across the floor. Sashay right on out the door.
> Out the door and into the glade and everybody promenade.
> Step right up you're doing fine.
> I'll pull your beard you'll pull mine.
> Yank it again like you did before.
> Break it up with a tug of war.
> Now into the brook and fish for the trout.
> Dive right in and splash about. Trout! Trout! Pretty little trout!
> One more splash and come right out.
> Shake like a hound-dog. Shake again.
> Wallow around in the old pig pen.
> Wallow some more. Y'all know how.
> Roll around like an old fat sow.
> Allemande left with your right hand.
> Follow through with a great left band. (?)
> Now lead your partner the dirty old thing.
> Follow through with an elbow swing.
> Grab a fence post. Hold it tight.
> Womp your partner with all your might.
> Hit him in the shin. Hit him in the head.
> Hit him again. The critter ain't dead.
> Womp him low and womp him high.
> Stick your finger in his eye.
> Pretty little ring. Pretty little sound. Bang your heads against the
> ground.
> Promenade all around the room. Promenade like a bride and groom.
> Open up the door and step right in.
> Close the door and into a spin. Whirl! Whirl! Twist and twirl!
> Jump all around like a flying squirrel.
> Now don't you fuss and don't you swear.
> Just come right out and form a square.
> Now right hand over and left hand under.
> Both join hands and run like thunder.
> Over the hill and over the dale.
> Duck your head and lift your tail.
> Don't you stray and don't you roam.
> Turn to your partner. Promenade home.
> Corn in the cornfield. Wheat in the sack. Turn to your partner.  
> Promenade
> back.
> And now you're home. Bow to your partner.
> Bow to the gent across the hall. And that is all!
>
> On 1/19/2010, "Jeff Kaufman" <jeff at alum.swarthmore.edu> wrote:
>
>>
>> We ended up doing melanie's triplet (twice) and ladies star.  There
>> turned out to be several non-dancer people so I gave up on the
>> "no-walkthrough" goal.  The dances went pretty well; thanks!
>>
>> Jeff
>>
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