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I hate a belly dance
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1.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:12 pm

I hate a belly dance

2.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:15 pm

Oh Femme, then you shouldn't do one!!!

3.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:17 pm


Quoting Elisabeth:

Oh Femme, then you shouldn't do one!!!


4.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:17 pm

it is a very primitive dance!

5.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:21 pm

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.

6.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:24 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!

7.       elham
579 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:33 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?

8.       portokal
2516 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:37 pm

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



like sex-sex-sex you mean?

9.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:38 pm

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



in western its called striptease

10.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:41 pm

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?


i dont think they do
they dance smth more hot at night clubs, but its never been called a dance nor an art

11.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:42 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:


in western its called striptease


you started reading my mind sui, thats no good, no good!

12.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:42 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!



Well, you know me...I don't know anything about such things

13.       elham
579 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:44 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



in western its called striptease


no striptease is different than belly dance , as i saw it
belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt

14.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:46 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:


Well, you know me...I don't know anything about such things


you are as innocent as me

15.       elham
579 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:50 pm

Quoting portokal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



like sex-sex-sex you mean?


portkal, your posts always spontaneous , i like them

16.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:57 pm

Quoting elham:

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



in western its called striptease


no striptease is different than belly dance , as i saw it
belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt



why dont you add arabics to that aswell

well the only difference with belly dance and striptease is there is iron stick on the dance floor and the girls are more courages while dancing lol

17.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 24 Sep 2007 Mon 11:57 pm

Quote:

Quoting elham:


in western its called striptease


no striptease is different than belly dance , as i saw it
belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt


yeah i know
i've watched it once, i actually watched people watching the dancer, men having their mouths water

18.       portokal
2516 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:01 am

Quoting elham:

Quoting portokal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!


+1
but , i dont know is women western dance like it?



like sex-sex-sex you mean?


portkal, your posts always spontaneous , i like them


yeah... twist, flamenco, cha-cha...foxtrott, swing and breakdance... this is what actually western dance means to me... not related to this topic... sorry

19.       elham
579 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:10 am

Quote:

Quote:

[QUOTE SOURCE][suiGeneris] [QUOTE SOURCE][elham]
belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt



why dont you add arabics to that aswell


Egypt(Mısır) is arabic , isn't it!!

20.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:11 am

Quote:

Quote:

Quoting SuiGeneris:


in western its called striptease


no striptease is different than belly dance , as i saw it
belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt



why dont you add arabics to that aswell

well the only difference with belly dance and striptease is there is iron stick on the dance floor and the girls are more courages while dancing lol


+1*1*1

21.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:15 am

Quote:

Quoting elham:

Quoting SuiGenerisşiir:


belly dance is famouse in turkish and egypt



why dont you add arabics to that aswell


Egypt(Mısır) is arabic , isn't it!!



i dont think they are arabic... maybe influenced from arabic culture...when i say arabic... i mean the semi-island arabia through the mezopotamia

22.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:15 am

sorry for inconvenience...its about my touch pad...

23.       Laila01
0 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 12:56 am

There was an Arabian night show in America that I watched twice and I loved it. It was fantastic. It had belly dancing in it (though only a little) but it looked like "art" and "actual dancing" not the sleazy type.
I do feel sorry for the horses though. Though I have also been backstage and seen how they are taken care of and they was taken care of very well.

24.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 03:44 am

You guys are really uneducated about bellydance. some of the Turkish dancers I saw in Istanbul were pretty sleazy, except Birgul. I can see where you might draw a parallel if you see some of them to striptease. I have studied in Egypt, where the best Oriental dancers are and a little in Turkey, I take this dance very seriously. There are morons who call themselves bellydancer dance like a hoochie mama and call it bellydance.Yeah, that's not Oriental dance. Bellydancing IS NOT STRIPTEASE in the U.S. Oriental dancers are usually women of good moral character and education who also study the dance. Strippers are usually very young girls, who do it for the money.

25.       libralady
5152 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 03:31 pm

The belly dancing I have seen in Turkey was mind boggling! I could not stop watching, I was amazed at the womans agility and strength, and the gracefulness and beauty with stomach muscles to die for. Nothing sleezy about what I saw. Maybe the ones who don't like it are a little jealous and insecure?

26.       summi
48 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 03:36 pm

yeah i could do it but i dont have that kind of body :-S

27.       Vorhon
44 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 04:37 pm

Belly dance is not an erotic activity.

It's very hard to make belly dance figures.
Try to shake your body or belly more than 10 secs to understand what i mean. You may even hurt yourself
A belly dancer can give nearly half a kilgram during her 10 minutes dance.

In older times it was impossible to see the body of belly dancer. She (or he) was wearing a cloth that hides her (his) body. Their clothes was to conservative. But today many of the belly dancers (especially in turkey) tries to attract people with their body not with their dances.
And especially in egypt there are man bely dancers.
There is a few man belly dancer in turkey too. (most of them seems very faminen)

28.       alameda
3499 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 08:30 pm

The term Belly Dance was it seems, invented by the French, who called it La danse du ventre. In Egypt is was called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance. It can or can not be art...then what is Art?

Traditionally "good girls" did not do it in public. In fact in most Middle Eastern societies it is tantamount to being a prostitute or very close to it.

That in fact was how classic ballet was looked at in the early part of the 20th century. The famous Pavlova's husband would not marry her because she was "a ballerina" Later when he went bankrupt and she went on a world tour to repair his finances, he wanted to marry her. She did marry him, but told him not to tell anyone as it would ruin her reputation.

29.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 08:55 pm

Now there is some good information! I have videos on youtube you may or may not like. Egyptian style and Turkish style. search Badia in you are interested. I agree whoever said "bellydance is not an erotic activity" THANK YOU! You don't have to be skinny to do it, like they are in Turkey. In fact in Egypt they tend to be a little larger, with ample hips and buttocks.

30.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 09:56 pm

Quoting alameda:

The term Belly Dance was it seems, invented by the French, who called it La danse du ventre. In Egypt is was called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance. It can or can not be art...then what is Art?

Traditionally "good girls" did not do it in public. In fact in most Middle Eastern societies it is tantamount to being a prostitute or very close to it.

That in fact was how classic ballet was looked at in the early part of the 20th century. The famous Pavlova's husband would not marry her because she was "a ballerina" Later when he went bankrupt and she went on a world tour to repair his finances, he wanted to marry her. She did marry him, but told him not to tell anyone as it would ruin her reputation.


wow! how amazing you are! oh, and how clever! thank you for educating us on ballet and its history!
belly dance contra ballet?
ok, ballet at the beginning wasnt smth widely accepted, and?
how about belly dance? was it accepted in the beginning and then it wasnt? or vice versa? or whatever?
how come ballet have anything to do with stupid belly dance that makes all the men die out of lust?

31.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:17 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

You guys are really uneducated about bellydance. some of the Turkish dancers I saw in Istanbul were pretty sleazy, except Birgul. I can see where you might draw a parallel if you see some of them to striptease. I have studied in Egypt, where the best Oriental dancers are and a little in Turkey, I take this dance very seriously. There are morons who call themselves bellydancer dance like a hoochie mama and call it bellydance.Yeah, that's not Oriental dance. Bellydancing IS NOT STRIPTEASE in the U.S. Oriental dancers are usually women of good moral character and education who also study the dance. Strippers are usually very young girls, who do it for the money.



did you think they were discussing about belly dancing seriously...

the thing they were talking about is about those COMMENTS that you get... yeah there are some critics... but the general about...

hey sexy
let me play and you dance...bla bla...

this is what they are talking about

and also... you have lack of light on your videos...

32.       elham
579 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:39 pm

Quoting alameda:

The term Belly Dance was it seems, invented by the French, who called it La danse du ventre. In Egypt is was called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance. It can or can not be art...then what is Art?

Traditionally "good girls" did not do it in public. In fact in most Middle Eastern societies it is tantamount to being a prostitute or very close to it.

That in fact was how classic ballet was looked at in the early part of the 20th century. The famous Pavlova's husband would not marry her because she was "a ballerina" Later when he went bankrupt and she went on a world tour to repair his finances, he wanted to marry her. She did marry him, but told him not to tell anyone as it would ruin her reputation.


as you said alameda Belly Dance called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance, but in In Egypt men are not dancing belly dance because men dance is not any attraction but particularly for women contents of the attraction, there are dances for men but not bely dance, perhaps I am wrong, Im merely bystanders not an expert of belly dance

33.       elham
579 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:43 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:


did you think they were discussing about belly dancing seriously...

the thing they were talking about is about those COMMENTS that you get... yeah there are some critics... but the general about...

hey sexy
let me play and you dance...bla bla...

this is what they are talking about

and also... you have lack of light on your videos...


what do you mean?

34.       Gümüş
posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:48 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

sex sex sex



Sounds like you could do with some

35.       alameda
3499 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:54 pm

Some say there is a relationship between "Belly Dance" Raqs Sharqi, or whatever you want to call it, and the Polynesian dances. In particular those of Hawaii and Tahiti.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLXa6AaGIH0&mode=related&search=

Movements are similar...

36.       elham
579 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 10:59 pm

i think it is enough to discuss this topic , it turned the opposite direction

37.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 11:06 pm

Yes...I've got bad lighting! like 10 people have commented on that...especially the ones done in my living room. I really am a professional dancer but have 0 computer skills so getting any good video onto my computer has not been done. There is a stage show I was in posted by another user, but the lighting there is too harsh. Yes, ballet did have an influence on Raks Sharqi, especially in Egypt. Folk dances + ballet + early movie Divas + people trying to make money from tourists + dancers = early Egyptian Raqs Sharqi. Bellydance is again taken from that. Many types...many styles.

38.       portokal
2516 posts
 25 Sep 2007 Tue 11:16 pm

Quoting Vorhon:


And especially in egypt there are man bely dancers.
There is a few man belly dancer in turkey too.




Quoting elham:


men dance is not any attraction but particularly for women contents of the attraction



Now why is this giving me the idea of an another thread?

39.       portokal
2516 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 12:51 am

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Now there is some good information! I have videos on youtube you may or may not like. Egyptian style and Turkish style. search Badia in you are interested. I agree whoever said 'bellydance is not an erotic activity' THANK YOU! You don't have to be skinny to do it, like they are in Turkey. In fact in Egypt they tend to be a little larger, with ample hips and buttocks.



I wathced your videos. I liked especially Turkish drum solo. It was beautiful. thank you.

40.       alameda
3499 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:02 am

"as you said alameda Belly Dance called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance, but in In Egypt men are not dancing belly dance because men dance is not any attraction but particularly for women contents of the attraction, there are dances for men but not bely dance, perhaps I am wrong, Im merely bystanders not an expert of belly dance

Elham, At different times in many cultures from Japan to England women did not appear on stage. Women's roles were done by males.

41.       Gümüş
posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:07 am

Quoting libralady:

I was amazed at the womans agility and strength, and the gracefulness and beauty with stomach muscles to die for. Nothing sleezy about what I saw. Maybe the ones who don't like it are a little jealous and insecure?



This is true. Try moving your hips for example the way those (professional) women do without moving your upper body.. You'll see this takes an extreme lot of excercise. If you'd realize this (the OP I mean) you wouldn't have posted this, I'm sure.
You must have watched the "wrong" belly dancing. Or you must be jealous

42.       catwoman
8933 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:20 am

Quoting libralady:

The belly dancing I have seen in Turkey was mind boggling! I could not stop watching, I was amazed at the womans agility and strength, and the gracefulness and beauty with stomach muscles to die for. Nothing sleezy about what I saw.


I agree with this, but I also agree with this:

Quoting SuiGeneris:

did you think they were discussing about belly dancing seriously...
the thing they were talking about is about those COMMENTS that you get... yeah there are some critics... but the general about...

hey sexy
let me play and you dance...bla bla...

this is what they are talking about



43.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:22 am

Quoting elham:

Quoting alameda:

The term Belly Dance was it seems, invented by the French, who called it La danse du ventre. In Egypt is was called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance. It can or can not be art...then what is Art?

Traditionally "good girls" did not do it in public. In fact in most Middle Eastern societies it is tantamount to being a prostitute or very close to it.



as you said alameda Belly Dance called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance, but in In Egypt men are not dancing belly dance because men dance is not any attraction but particularly for women contents of the attraction



Actually Elham,men in Egypt do dance Raqs Sharqi,or belly dance,when they want to dance oriental.
Their movments some of them same like women's do,others are different
For that sorts of dances there are no professional men dancers,its simply the way men dance when they want to dance traditional dances.

And they dance Baldi dances too,different from the belly dance with some moves and steps ,and its only for men and they sometimes dance solo and sometimes escort women by it while dancing too
And for that sort of dances on a professional level, there was a well known man dancer called Mahmoud Reda,im sure you've heard of Reda group

And yes,they used to dance in long clothes,and sometimes they still do too.

İts not about attraction,its just traditional dances,its how women and men dance when they want dance sharqi dances,and im not talking about professional levels here.

A professional levels is something else.
Not anyone can belly dance really well,if anyone would try it,would find it not easy and needs lots of flexibility,try it and you will see.

Belly dancing not just showing bodies movments,its how you move your body over the music so if anyone lower the music,you can almost feel it from the dancer movments and steps.
And THAT is an art,not anyone capable of.
And that is why you would find Egyptian belly dance is different than Lebanon's belly dance,different than Turkish belly dance,and so on
Some you would feel they are doing some exercises not dancing,and some are really good.

İ agree there are ,or i may say lots of dancers just dance to gain men's attraction,thats why there are not many good dancers nowadays.
And what they do,i can hardly call it art !

But there were legends in dancing,specially in the past.

44.       alameda
3499 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:27 am

You know Fem.....I wasn't around in the beginning so I can't tell you....I imagine it had it's ups and downs...I've heard it has healthful benefits, in particular an increase of strength and flexibility in various parts of the body.

As for the relationship between Ballet and the other, it is the fact that women doing any type of performance in just about any part of the world was outside of normal society until recently.

As for men dying of lust, I don't know anything about that. It seems more women have been dying because of men's lust. I think that's why it was prohibited for women to perform in front of them....doing anything.

"wow! how amazing you are! oh, and how clever! thank you for educating us on ballet and its history!
belly dance contra ballet?
"ok, ballet at the beginning wasnt smth widely accepted, and?
how about belly dance? was it accepted in the beginning and then it wasnt? or vice versa? or whatever?
how come ballet have anything to do with stupid belly dance that makes all the men die out of lust?"

45.       catwoman
8933 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 01:53 am

Quoting alameda:

As for men dying of lust, I don't know anything about that. It seems more women have been dying because of men's lust. I think that's why it was prohibited for women to perform in front of them....


Let's not deny that there's some truth in this. If it was prohibited I don't think the reason was that women are dying because of men's lust. As far as I know, women enjoy men's lust as long as it doesn't violate them. Truth is that men in some cultures don't think they need to control their sexuality, instead - they restrain women.

46.       gezbelle
1542 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 02:57 am

Quoting elham:

as you said alameda Belly Dance called Raqs Sharqi or Baladi dance, but in In Egypt men are not dancing belly dance because men dance is not any attraction but particularly for women contents of the attraction, there are dances for men but not bely dance, perhaps I am wrong, Im merely bystanders not an expert of belly dance



there are actually male bellydancers in egypt...tito is an example, and one of the master teachers of raqs sharqi is an egyptian, dr mohammed geddawi.

47.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 06:59 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6autbeh_tUk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhN3bWlhQKc
These are videos of Tito. Tito is amazing and masculine in his dance, and one of my female friends from my dance troupe said when she watched his video, "now I know how men feel when they look at us!" meaning she thinks he is sexy.
Bellydance has it's roots in folk dances of Egypt and mixes in other north African dances plus middle eastern dances...all the way up to Turkey and Iran. In Egypt the folk moves are done by everyone...just NOT on stage! Women dance together with other women at family parties. A lot of the folk moves are done with the hips in Egypt, same with Algeria and Morocco..countries that I know some folk dance from. AND ONE dance in Turkey I saw a man do a great vibration shimmy while doing Kasik...it is in my favorites on youtube...but I can't remember who he was now.

48.       catwoman
8933 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 07:22 am

Thanks for the links, the dances are fantastic! I love them. I wish they showed some more body though, not necessarily being clothed head to toe... Still fantastic! Why isn't male belly-dancing more popular!??? Are there male belly dancers in other countries as well?

49.       gezbelle
1542 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 08:54 am

yup, there are definitely male bellydancers here in australia.

some of them actually put the female bellydancers to shame...they are so good!

here are just some of them...
jamil:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c29HV9aFCaM

ferdi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0wVGFWQCPs

shiva:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR1ZATJt38o

50.       libralady
5152 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 10:42 am

Quoting gezbelle:

yup, there are definitely male bellydancers here in australia.

some of them actually put the female bellydancers to shame...they are so good!

here are just some of them...
jamil:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c29HV9aFCaM

ferdi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0wVGFWQCPs

shiva:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR1ZATJt38o



Can't wait to watch, but can't open YouTube at work!!

51.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 10:45 am

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6autbeh_tUk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhN3bWlhQKc
These are videos of Tito.



Actually,normally men dont dance this way !
And men dont dance while tying scarfs arround their waists too,and regularly they dont wear Gelbab 'the one he is wearing there' they wear normal clothes,shirt and trousers for example,suit and taking of the jacket because they are already in a party or something and dance.
Men who wear gelbab dance other way far diffrent from the one in the link,some folk dance only for men,and its very lovely too.
But some women try to dance similarly to them out of being fun,like we too 'women' can dance same as you do.
And i guess that is what Tito doing their too !

Normal men not the ones who dance on stages,they belly dance but not same as women belly dances.
Or else what would be the difference between both of them while dancing together?!

52.       alameda
3499 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 10:43 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting alameda:

As for men dying of lust, I don't know anything about that. It seems more women have been dying because of men's lust. I think that's why it was prohibited for women to perform in front of them....


Let's not deny that there's some truth in this. If it was prohibited I don't think the reason was that women are dying because of men's lust. As far as I know, women enjoy men's lust as long as it doesn't violate them. Truth is that men in some cultures don't think they need to control their sexuality, instead - they restrain women.



I probably should have said uncontroled lust, and that being part of the reason.

It appears we have is a semantic issue. I use the term lust in the classic/older sense:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lust

"Lust is any intense desire or craving for self gratification. Lust can mean strictly sexual lust, although it is also common to speak of a "lust for life", "lust for blood (bloodlust for short)", or a "lust for power" or other goals. The Greek word which translates as lust is epithymia (επιθυμια, which also is translated into English as "to covet".

Another resource for word definition is:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/

In Visualthesaurus Lust is related to lecherousness.

In Websters online dictionary the word lust is related to:
nymphomania, priapism, satyriasis, satyrism; excitement, heat, hunger, libido, rut; fervor; carnality, lasciviousness, lecherousness, lechery, lubricity, salacity

According to these definitions I question your statement: "As far as I know, women enjoy men's lust as long as it doesn't violate them."

Of course, nobody wants to be repulsive, but inciting lust is another matter.

53.       alameda
3499 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 11:02 pm

Here are some related dance forms....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvd-MALA7tw&mode=related&search=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7ItUOuGp38

54.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 11:02 pm

CANLI SAID: Belly dancing not just showing bodies movments,its how you move your body over the music so if anyone lower the music,you can almost feel it from the dancer movments and steps.
And THAT is an art,not anyone capable of.
And that is why you would find Egyptian belly dance is different than Lebanon's belly dance,different than Turkish belly dance,and so on Some you would feel they are doing some exercises not dancing,and some are really good.

YES YES YES! Perfectly said Canli. I fall asleep watching the "look at all the weird things my body can do" dancers. Expression is so important. Happy and playful are the expressions I like to see in a belly dancer. Like Lucy, a Beledi style dancer. My question is "How do you NOT smile when you hear the music!" I had to try not to smile when I was mocking the Turkish bellydancers in my videos.(Asena being the worst in expression in my opinion... 'bored super-model trying to dance')The Passion for the music!!! Expressing the music through the dance. Dancing is fun, if it isn't fun...if you are not in love with the music don't do it!

55.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 26 Sep 2007 Wed 11:07 pm

Quoting alameda:


I probably should have said uncontroled lust, and that being part of the reason.

It appears we have is a semantic issue. I use the term lust in the classic/older sense:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lust

"Lust is any intense desire or craving for self gratification. Lust can mean strictly sexual lust, although it is also common to speak of a "lust for life", "lust for blood (bloodlust for short)", or a "lust for power" or other goals. The Greek word which translates as lust is epithymia (επιθυμια, which also is translated into English as "to covet".

Another resource for word definition is:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/

In Visualthesaurus Lust is related to lecherousness.

In Websters online dictionary the word lust is related to:
nymphomania, priapism, satyriasis, satyrism; excitement, heat, hunger, libido, rut; fervor; carnality, lasciviousness, lecherousness, lechery, lubricity, salacity

According to these definitions I question your statement: "As far as I know, women enjoy men's lust as long as it doesn't violate them."

Of course, nobody wants to be repulsive, but inciting lust is another matter.


OMG
thank you very much for your lesson on the word "lust"
i have lived in the darkness having no idea of the LIGHT of alameda!

56.       alameda
3499 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 12:03 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

OMG
thank you very much for your lesson on the word "lust"
i have lived in the darkness having no idea of the LIGHT of alameda!



Femme...

I'm so happy to have been of assistance....

57.       catwoman
8933 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 12:10 am

Quoting alameda:

According to these definitions I question your statement: "As far as I know, women enjoy men's lust as long as it doesn't violate them."

Of course, nobody wants to be repulsive, but inciting lust is another matter.


Since you were responding to my post... I don't understand what point you wanted to make. Could you clarify it a bit more..?

58.       vineyards
1954 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 12:37 am

Coitus interruptus! (Wake up from your fantasies)

There is a family of simple rhythms called Turk aksagi. Those of us who were raised in this culture and all the others who have developed a taste for it respond to this "Turk aksagi" almost instinctively by moving their bodies to its magical rhythm. Females I spoke with would say it is something that they just can't control. Once the rhythm begins they rush to populate the stage and whether it be with men with other females or all alone, they start swaying their hips in belly dance fashion. As seen belly dance is largely a cultural thing for those people.

Truth be told there are all kinds of people in any society. Some of those people are perverts, some of them are extra horny and it is not uncommon to find people with other such problems yet I still believe a great majority of people in any society are more less straight when it comes to sexuality. After all, common people want order, peace and prosperity and any corrupt personalities are just the flaws in the functioning of society. That being said some of us constantly complain of pervert males who always try to captivate women, strip them off their freedoms etc. This is obviously an obsessive way of thinking.

Going back to our main subject; just like many other misconceptions, the notion that bellydance causes women to become submissive along with the cliché depicting muslim males in their harems enjoying the erotic dances of their wives is nothing more than a Western fantasy which is way too shallow to hold any seed of truth in it. We should actually be looking to find the traces of a Western voyeurism in this perspective. After all, complete operas telling the story of a young and handsome European penetrating into the harem and kidnapping the sultan's favourite courtisan were written by those same Europeans.
You might think that would be a far fetched idea but think for a second how different the Western and Turkish connotations of the phrase "Turkish Bath" are. In Turkey hamam is very much like a spa. In other countries it also means "a brothel". I have never heard of sex parties being organized in Turkish hamams here but the Western mind is adept in fantacizing hot "Turkish Delights" doing their "Belly Dance" service in a different manner.

We know those fairy tales and Arabian nights. Not long ago an Arab was nothing more than a Turk even Greeks were regarded as Turks and vice versa. They still think Muslim describes all Middle Eastern people. Browse songs from the 50's with themes touching Turks, Arabs and muslims and you will see it for yourselves. You will be surprized at how shallow their perspective was then.

A German friend of mine takes belly dance costumes for his wife whenever he comes to Turkey. He says, his wife orders those costumes because she believes belly dance is both very enjoyable and a healthy exercise too. Obviously he likes watching his wife exclusively and who doesn't?

Women don't become submissive when they do this dance. There is an Arabic phrase describing the female sex as "cins-i latif" meaning the beautiful sex. If you have the right hormones, you would feel horny just by seeing a woman walk in the street. It is in our nature to get attracted to the other sex. If you are unable to let the whole thing flow in its nature course maybe time has come for you to dismiss the monk in your minds.

59.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 05:26 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!



Weird... I could never imagine that I would agree with you someday...

Quoting Vorhon:

Belly dance is not an erotic activity.



Good joke! (This must be really a joke!)

60.       catwoman
8933 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 07:46 am

Quoting caliptrix:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Elisabeth:

It's not my cup of tea either Femme, but I think it has a lot of history. As a part of culture I think it has meaning but at those cheesey dinner theaters it is harder to see it as art.


sex sex sex - its all about!
a woman is exposed like an object of sex!
and men watch it full of lust!



Weird... I could never imagine that I would agree with you someday...


Caliptrix, you made me laugh lol

61.       teaschip
3870 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 03:17 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Coitus interruptus! (Wake up from your fantasies)

There is a family of simple rhythms called Turk aksagi. Those of us who were raised in this culture and all the others who have developed a taste for it respond to this "Turk aksagi" almost instinctively by moving their bodies to its magical rhythm. Females I spoke with would say it is something that they just can't control. Once the rhythm begins they rush to populate the stage and whether it be with men with other females or all alone, they start swaying their hips in belly dance fashion. As seen belly dance is largely a cultural thing for those people.

Truth be told there are all kinds of people in any society. Some of those people are perverts, some of them are extra horny and it is not uncommon to find people with other such problems yet I still believe a great majority of people in any society are more less straight when it comes to sexuality. After all, common people want order, peace and prosperity and any corrupt personalities are just the flaws in the functioning of society. That being said some of us constantly complain of pervert males who always try to captivate women, strip them off their freedoms etc. This is obviously an obsessive way of thinking.

Going back to our main subject; just like many other misconceptions, the notion that bellydance causes women to become submissive along with the cliché depicting muslim males in their harems enjoying the erotic dances of their wives is nothing more than a Western fantasy which is way too shallow to hold any seed of truth in it. We should actually be looking to find the traces of a Western voyeurism in this perspective. After all, complete operas telling the story of a young and handsome European penetrating into the harem and kidnapping the sultan's favourite courtisan were written by those same Europeans.
You might think that would be a far fetched idea but think for a second how different the Western and Turkish connotations of the phrase "Turkish Bath" are. In Turkey hamam is very much like a spa. In other countries it also means "a brothel". I have never heard of sex parties being organized in Turkish hamams here but the Western mind is adept in fantacizing hot "Turkish Delights" doing their "Belly Dance" service in a different manner.

We know those fairy tales and Arabian nights. Not long ago an Arab was nothing more than a Turk even Greeks were regarded as Turks and vice versa. They still think Muslim describes all Middle Eastern people. Browse songs from the 50's with themes touching Turks, Arabs and muslims and you will see it for yourselves. You will be surprized at how shallow their perspective was then.

A German friend of mine takes belly dance costumes for his wife whenever he comes to Turkey. He says, his wife orders those costumes because she believes belly dance is both very enjoyable and a healthy exercise too. Obviously he likes watching his wife exclusively and who doesn't?

Women don't become submissive when they do this dance. There is an Arabic phrase describing the female sex as "cins-i latif" meaning the beautiful sex. If you have the right hormones, you would feel horny just by seeing a woman walk in the street. It is in our nature to get attracted to the other sex. If you are unable to let the whole thing flow in its nature course maybe time has come for you to dismiss the monk in your minds.



Speaking as a western, we do not have preconceive notions as to what belly dancing or Turkish baths are. In fact in almost every gym here in the U.S., they offer belly dancing as a form of exercise and not for ones sexual pleasure. People here go to strip bars if they want to see erotic dancing.

"They still think most Muslims describes Middle Eastern people". Can you please tell me geographically where most Muslims live then and what the main religion is for the Middle East?

Western fantasy?

62.       catwoman
8933 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 07:36 pm

Vineyards... so let's see - everything from the "East" makes sense, is nice and pure... and everything in the "West" is the source of evil in the "East". Is that your basic point of view? I see this and other stereotypic messages in many of your posts.
Is there a slight possibility that the person who makes a contrary statement may have a point? Being the intelligent man you are I would expect that you can see that and add it to the equation...

63.       alameda
3499 posts
 27 Sep 2007 Thu 08:25 pm

Badiadancer, there is another aspect of dance that has not been touched on in this discussion. That type is the one where the dancer is entranced and the dance is a vehicle for transformation to another state of being. Although now Flamenco is now seen as a spectator art, real Flamenco was/is used as a cathartic to work through emotions or spiritual states. If one had a pain, they would sing or dance through the pain. The audience is irrelevant, they are only allowed to watch. Even then, they tend to pollute the experience with the distraction of their presence.


Quoting Badiabdancer74:


YES YES YES! Perfectly said Canli. I fall asleep watching the "look at all the weird things my body can do" dancers. Expression is so important. Happy and playful are the expressions I like to see in a belly dancer. Like Lucy, a Beledi style dancer. My question is "How do you NOT smile when you hear the music!" I had to try not to smile when I was mocking the Turkish bellydancers in my videos.(Asena being the worst in expression in my opinion... 'bored super-model trying to dance')The Passion for the music!!! Expressing the music through the dance. Dancing is fun, if it isn't fun...if you are not in love with the music don't do it!

64.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 28 Sep 2007 Fri 07:12 am

Dances that I know of that involve a trance state are the dervishes and the Zaar dance of Egypt if I am not mistaken. The zaar is a hair swinging trance dance, looks similar to the Saudi's Khaleegy. Doooom da Dooom di Dooom Da Doom di...that is how it goes. CANLI...help please!

65.       CANLI
5084 posts
 28 Sep 2007 Fri 10:58 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Dances that I know of that involve a trance state are the dervishes and the Zaar dance of Egypt if I am not mistaken. The zaar is a hair swinging trance dance, looks similar to the Saudi's Khaleegy. Doooom da Dooom di Dooom Da Doom di...that is how it goes. CANLI...help please!


İm afraid i cant help you here much Badia,i dont know much about it except people tend to believe by making zaar they kick the bad spirits,they dance in circle with so loud drums,and losen their bodies,i mean they let the music take control of it,and just dance and dance till they fall on the ground from tiredness. ' i just saw it in old movies'
İts not legal,i mean you wouldnt find it in clubs or something.
İts believed by ignorant and uneducated people,and you would find it more in the past but not much now,except in some low level places 'economically'

66.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 28 Sep 2007 Fri 11:15 pm

i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!
stupid people dance for stupid people!

67.       turquoise
938 posts
 28 Sep 2007 Fri 11:27 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!







yeah so do i and same about the strippers

68.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 28 Sep 2007 Fri 11:36 pm

Quoting turquoise:

Quoting femme_fatal:

i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!


yeah so do i and same about the strippers


striptease is not a dance, its a soft porno

69.       turquoise
938 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 12:15 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting turquoise:

Quoting femme_fatal:

i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!


yeah so do i and same about the strippers


striptease is not a dance, its a soft porno



but i saw a few bellydancer strippers in the army lollollol it was a long time ago and it was the only thing to do that i could sit and rest otherwise i should have gone for training or to do something stupid

70.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:21 am

"i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!
stupid people dance for stupid people!"

It does take a certain type of keen intelligence to use 1 word 3 times in 2 sentences... Some people have natural grace and timing with the music. Some do not. Those that can... dance, those that can't... say hateful things. Ok, now you aren't uneducated about bellydance, you must undertand it is taken from another culture, takes YEARS of training to learn but you still hate it...ok no problem.

71.       vineyards
1954 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 12:37 pm

Moderators, why don't you warn this insolent, complex- driven person?

72.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 01:00 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Moderators, why don't you warn this insolent, complex- driven person?


so much respect and politeness in your posts! where did you learn to respect others?

73.       vineyards
1954 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 01:21 pm

Why are you writing here femme? Turkey can't be your favourite country. From my perspective majority of women in Turkey are light years ahead of you in their mentalities. They don't go to Kazakh sites and insult Kazakh women like you do.

And of course, you regard them as breeding machines. The only reason left for you to write here is to provoke them.

74.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 02:20 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Why are you writing here femme? Turkey can't be your favourite country. From my perspective majority of women in Turkey are light years ahead of you in their mentalities. They don't go to Kazakh sites and insult Kazakh women like you do.

And of course, you regard them as breeding machines. The only reason left for you to write here is to provoke them.


i actualy provoke you, not them!
sorry, havent seen turkish women here have you?
turkish women dont go to kazakh sites, because they dont know or they dont want (and absolutely dont care if they do). not mentioning that the majority of turkish women doesnt use internet at all, because they want to be good girls.

and vineyards, please grow up! dont behave like a little boy who cries for they dont like his favorite toy.
i hate your backward mentality.

75.       vineyards
1954 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 02:35 pm

Femme I am 40 years old and I will probably die sooner than having grown up based on your timetable.

You said you are just trying to provoke me and not the others and you have a couple of words for turkish women proving how mature you are.

The tone in my messages to you is sadly affected by your own personality.

76.       Seeker_M
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 02:38 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

"i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!
stupid people dance for stupid people!"

It does take a certain type of keen intelligence to use 1 word 3 times in 2 sentences... Some people have natural grace and timing with the music. Some do not. Those that can... dance, those that can't... say hateful things. Ok, now you aren't uneducated about bellydance, you must undertand it is taken from another culture, takes YEARS of training to learn but you still hate it...ok no problem.



I adore belly dancers especially in marriage ceramonies..It is traditional for us..

77.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 02:44 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

"i hate stupid belly-jelly dance!
stupid people dance for stupid people!"

It does take a certain type of keen intelligence to use 1 word 3 times in 2 sentences... Some people have natural grace and timing with the music. Some do not. Those that can... dance, those that can't... say hateful things. Ok, now you aren't uneducated about bellydance, you must undertand it is taken from another culture, takes YEARS of training to learn but you still hate it...ok no problem.


do you also do belly dance striptease? i can imagine how much you are intillegent!

78.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 03:42 pm

Quoting vineyards:

You said you are just trying to provoke me and not the others and you have a couple of words for turkish women proving how mature you are..


where are the turkish women? where are they? where do you hide them from me? where do you keep turkish women? in the kitchens to serve you super turkish meals?
so far i had a chance to chat with mainly turkish males!
lets make statistics of turkish women and men of TC!
im sure there will be 1 turkish woman for 1000 turkish men in the net!

79.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 04:09 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

You said you are just trying to provoke me and not the others and you have a couple of words for turkish women proving how mature you are..


where are the turkish women? where are they? where do you hide them from me? where do you keep turkish women? in the kitchens to serve you super turkish meals?
so far i had a chance to chat with mainly turkish males!
lets make statistics of turkish women and men of TC!
im sure there will be 1 turkish woman for 1000 turkish men in the net!



femme... did you forget to take your meds?
one night i am going out... and look at the mess...

Placebo - Meds

80.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 04:12 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

femme... did you forget to take your meds?
one night i am going out... and look at the mess...

Placebo - Meds


81.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 04:15 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting SuiGeneris:

femme... did you forget to take your meds?
one night i am going out... and look at the mess...

Placebo - Meds




please dont do that again...
i dont want them to put you to mentally illness hospital again... arent you happy at your home?

82.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 06:01 pm

Femme...I have been nice but you are really NOT nice. Yeah, I don't do striptease. Anyone that combines the two doesn't respect themselves OR the dance and gives all classy real bellydancers a bad name. Funny someone mentioned mental health meds for you. I have my Masters degree in psychology and work at a mental health center...if you really want to compare intelligences. Could it be that someone could be pretty, talented AND smart? Yes...it is possible. If you are going to bash me on something you might want to pick something else. I have reported Femme to admin. before for bashing Canli, what she is doing now is not as bad as last time. and whoever suggested medications...FYI...there is no medication for "Jerk Disorder NOS"... unfortunately.

83.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 06:17 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Femme...I have been nice but you are really NOT nice. Yeah, I don't do striptease. Anyone that combines the two doesn't respect themselves OR the dance and gives all classy real bellydancers a bad name. Funny someone mentioned mental health meds for you. I have my Masters degree in psychology and work at a mental health center...if you really want to compare intelligences. Could it be that someone could be pretty, talented AND smart? Yes...it is possible. If you are going to bash me on something you might want to pick something else. I have reported Femme to admin. before for bashing Canli, what she is doing now is not as bad as last time. and whoever suggested medications...FYI...there is no medication for "Jerk Disorder NOS"... unfortunately.


im delighted to receive such an opinion from a belly dancer

84.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:00 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Funny someone mentioned mental health meds for you.


someone called you stupid belly dancer, does it make sense to you? so funny, isnt it?! is it funny to you now? you have a degree, and yet you are belly dancer? where do they easily give degrees?

85.       pasta
150 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:33 pm

ugh i didnt read all the posts on this one-but have to say that bellydance is the most impressive dance i know..
I have been told that the first proffesional bellydancer(in turkey)-WAS A MAN:o) and he was the great grandfather(or something) of a good friend of mine.

Well i havent seen a man do it yet,but when a woman really knows how-my jaw is dropping :O) What a body control.

86.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:39 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Funny someone mentioned mental health meds for you.


someone called you stupid belly dancer, does it make sense to you? so funny, isnt it?! is it funny to you now? you have a degree, and yet you are belly dancer? where do they easily give degrees?



I think a hobby or a profession are not automatically connected to one's intelligence.

87.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:40 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Funny someone mentioned mental health meds for you.


someone called you stupid belly dancer, does it make sense to you? so funny, isnt it?! is it funny to you now? you have a degree, and yet you are belly dancer? where do they easily give degrees?


I think a hobby or a profession are not automatically connected to one's intelligence.


but still how can you be a sex dancer while having a degree?

88.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:44 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

but still how can you be a sex dancer while having a degree?



To me belly dance is not a sex dance, to you it is. I've seen worse than a quite innocent belly dance. A degree does not automatically imply a double breasted suit/ costume?

89.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 07:51 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting femme_fatal:

but still how can you be a sex dancer while having a degree?



To me belly dance is not a sex dance, to you it is. I've seen worse than a quite innocent belly dance. A degree does not automatically imply a double breasted suit/ costume?


well, we differ in opinions
i consider it as a sex dance equal to striptease, which is a humilliation to a woman kind, that gives you a picture of a woman as a sex object, a pure sex dancing before your eyes.

90.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 08:08 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

well, we differ in opinions



Let's agree we disagree.

91.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 10:58 pm

yes, agree to disagree. If anyone thinks MY dancing is overly sexual...then they have some serious issues! Maybe they don't get out much?

92.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 29 Sep 2007 Sat 11:19 pm

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

yes, agree to disagree. If anyone thinks MY dancing is overly sexual...then they have some serious issues! Maybe they don't get out much?


well, at least now you are aware what you may cause to others! as a person with a degree of psychology you sure know/knew it.
well, in some eastern countries people dont go out to enjoy things like striptease, alchohol, dating etc. etc (im one of them). so you may understand that belly dance is like a porno to them (to me certainly it is).

93.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 30 Sep 2007 Sun 11:36 pm

Thanks Femme...you were not argumentative and made a good point. I understand how that might look like porno to you.

94.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 12:05 am

I don't know what kind of a super oriental setting some of us live in but I can assure you we have no shortage of entertainment in Istanbul. If you ever drove through Bosphorus Bridge at 3AM after a Friday night, you probably noticed a rush-hour like traffic involving thousands of cars. That traffic is caused by those returning from night clubs, bars and discos. Belly dance is primarily for tourists and old fashioned people. This situation is more or less the same in Izmir, Antalya or any other big city in Turkey.

I don't know what Eastern culture you are talking about. Is the image in your minds about Turkey is that of a desert and a bunch of camels either of which is not present in this country ?

95.       catwoman
8933 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 02:38 am

Quoting vineyards:

I don't know what kind of a super oriental setting some of us live in but I can assure you we have no shortage of entertainment in Istanbul.


Vineyard is right, there's no shortage of real porno where he lives (and not only there)...... it's served regularly with daily news plus saturday specials!

96.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:03 am

There seems to be nothing wrong with this childish accusation of catwoman but my message was deleted on account that I wrongfully tried to stop her majesty's regular flaming of Turkish society.

Yes, we are a bunch of pimps here. We are such an evil society we are constantly after sacred female flesh. By the way we never kill time instead we kill one another as part of our culture.

As for you, if you so irresponsibly neglect and ignore the requirements emerging from running a public forum (which has become a political one for all intents and purposes). If you let people harass one another because of their religion, culture, ethnicity and racial roots so recklessly, I am afraid you will have to face some legal consequences that will :

" (3) İçerik veya yer sağlayıcısının yurt dışında bulunması halinde veya içerik veya yer sağlayıcısı yurt içinde bulunsa dahi, içeriği birinci fıkranın (a) bendinin (1), (2) ve (3) numaralı alt bentlerinde yazılı suçları oluşturan yayınlarla ilgili olarak erişimin engellenmesi kararı, doğrudan Başkanlık tarafından verilir. Bu karar, erişim sağlayıcısına bildirilerek gereğinin derhal yerine getirilmesi istenir "

...force you to function responsibly as a public forum.

I am quite serious and look forward to your urgent reply before I take any action.


97.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 12:07 pm

Here is another answer to those prejudiced brains who can't even google before they wrongfully accuse other cultures. After reading this it is up to you to decide where the porn problem actually is:

Excerpts from : http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/poland.htm

Factbook on Global Sexual Exploitation

Poland
-----------------------------------------------------------

Trafficking

At least 200 women, including girls under the age of 16, were trafficked by one Polish man to Germany and the Netherlands between 1993 and 1996. (Warsaw Voice, 1996). ("Trafficking of Women to the European Union: Characterisitics, Trends and Policy Issues," European Conference on Trafficking in Women, (June 1996), IOM, 7 May 1996)

Poland is a destination country for trafficking in Bulgarian women it is a transit country for women from Ukraine, Lithuania and Belarus. At least 3,500 Bulgarian prostituted women are in Poland and more than 1,000 from Ukraine and Belarus (source: Polish Deputy Interior Minister). In 1997, police registered 200 cases of attempted smuggling of women to Western brothels. (Piotr Bazylko, "Poland, Ukraine to fight sex slave industry," Reuters, 16 July 1998)

Policy and Law

In Poland, there are no specific laws governing the smuggling of aliens. (Tass, 1995, "Trafficking and Prostitution: The Growing Exploitation of Migrant Women from Central and Eastern Europe," IOM, May 1995)

The governments of Poland and Ukraine agreed on July 16, 1998, to cooperate in fighting prostitution and sex slave trafficking to the West. "The Mafia has got engaged in [the trafficking of women]. We must take preventive measures together," a Ukrainian Interior Ministry representative commented on the agreement. ("Poland, Ukraine to fight sex slave industry," Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Newsline, Vol. 2, No. 136 Part II, 17 July 1998)

Prostitution

Case

A child prostitution ring, with a computer list of more than 1000 names, including 100 foreign clients, from Europe and Russia, was uncovered in Szczecin in November 1996. It may be the largest child sex crime in the country's history. (BBC, 8 November 1997)

Pornography

The Polish sex industry held its first legal trade fair in September 1998, attracting businessmen, pornographic film stars, and both male and female participants. Spectators at the Warsaw show will be treated to erotic dancing, mock sado-masochistic performances and naked beauty contests for both sexes. They can also browse around stalls offering sex aids, films and books. ("New law allows Polish porn festival," Reuters, 25 September 1998)

A pornography law prohibits the public display of material likely to offend but permits in private everything but erotica involving children, animals and violence in Poland. The law has been in force since 1 September 1998. Publishers have had to remove nudity from the covers of magazines sold in kiosks and wrap non-transparent foil around books that might be sold openly in other European countries. ("New law allows Polish porn festival," Reuters, 25 September 1998)

Between 300,000 to 400,000 hard-core porn magazines are sold a month in Poland, a country of 39 million people. ("New law allows Polish porn festival," Reuters, 25 September 1998)

98.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:15 pm

vineyards,
theres no porno in polish daily newspapers, if you are trying to reply catwomans post. you still can buy them everywhere in special porno magazines, but definetly not in daily news.

99.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:17 pm

Quoting vineyards:


I don't know what Eastern culture you are talking about. Is the image in your minds about Turkey is that of a desert and a bunch of camels either of which is not present in this country ?


no, i thought theres a jungle in turkey, jungles full of monkeys, pythons, tigers, bears.

100.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:20 pm

Quoting vineyards:

That traffic is caused by those returning from night clubs, bars and discos.


indeed smth to be proud of bravo, vineyards, bravo!
in your attmpts of defence you even contradict yourself so often, that sometimes you dont know what you are talking about.

101.       Gizli Yuz
130 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:23 pm

Hadi sana kolay gelsin Vineyards.

102.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:23 pm

People have a right to entertain themselves. They do none of the malicious things in your questionable mind. They are just drinking together, singing and having fun. If that was sinful, New York would burn in hell for the night life it has.

103.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:28 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

vineyards,
theres no porno in polish daily newspapers, if you are trying to reply catwomans post. you still can buy them everywhere in special porno magazines, but definetly not in daily news.




Well, porn magazines have never enjoyed a 400k circulation despite Turkey's population is nearly twice as much as Poland's.

Stop, caring about only what you can use against me morose woman.

104.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:31 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:


I don't know what Eastern culture you are talking about. Is the image in your minds about Turkey is that of a desert and a bunch of camels either of which is not present in this country ?


no, i thought theres a jungle in turkey, jungles full of monkeys, pythons, tigers, bears.



and one of those monkeys seems to be at large...

105.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:36 pm

Quoting vineyards:

People have a right to entertain themselves. They do none of the malicious things in your questionable mind. They are just drinking together, singing and having fun. If that was sinful, New York would burn in hell for the night life it has.


well, NY has already burnt 9/11 thanks to some nice eastern guys who tried to burn down the sins of infidels.

nope, fine, vineayrds fine, just help yourself with some raki and a bit of porno. thats absolutely fine with me. people love entertaining themselves with some striptease. why not? we are free to do whatever we wish to, right?

you disagree with me on women discrimination, but porno and alchohol is OK to you?
no turkish male (except for erdinc) has ever protested against male prostitution in resorts, honor killings, opression of women, but instead they praise themselves as handsome lovers, protectors of traditions and faith.

how do you digest those verses from koran? (oh, you have of course read all the holy books, tho i bet you havent got a clue on them) how do you justify injust attitude towards women? how can you live in the society where the majority of women are humiliated and seen as the object of sex, or daughters as a good party to trade for a marriage?

106.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:40 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Quoting femme_fatal:

vineyards,
theres no porno in polish daily newspapers, if you are trying to reply catwomans post. you still can buy them everywhere in special porno magazines, but definetly not in daily news.




Well, porn magazines have never enjoyed a 400k circulation despite Turkey's population is nearly twice as much as Poland's.

Stop, caring about only what you can use against me morose woman.


what does the content of daily newspapers have to do with number of population? are you saying that just because you have bigger population you have more porno? and you are IT specialist? congratulations on your logics!

you stupid immature boy, you insult me when you lack reasonble arguments?

107.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:43 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:


I don't know what Eastern culture you are talking about. Is the image in your minds about Turkey is that of a desert and a bunch of camels either of which is not present in this country ?


no, i thought theres a jungle in turkey, jungles full of monkeys, pythons, tigers, bears.



and one of those monkeys seems to be at large...


seems like monkeys are more intelligent than some IT self boasting speacialists

108.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:47 pm

You are full of misconceptions. As a matter of fact you shouldn't be taken seriously. You ought thank the likes of Trudy who give you unconditional support no matter how weird you go.

Let me quickly remind you what I am and what I am not:

1-) I am an Atheist. All my life I have never believed in anyone of the religions. I don't have to explain this but you force me.
2-) I respect freedom of believing. If someone believes in something he/she is entitled to that. Because the persons(s) in question are grown ups and it is neither your nor my duty to take this right away from that person. He/she is already very satisfied with the life he/she has.
3-) Your narrow mind rules that I must be in favour of honor killings or female oppression. You should actually ask this question to my wife. I am sure she will give you a good laugh. If a woman complains of the oppression she is
subjected to there is the civil code and law enforcement offices waiting to help her out of that oppression. Indeed, a couple of years ago I saw a man trying to physically harm a woman in the street and I personally stopped the guy and made sure that he was arrested by the police.

109.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:54 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

how do you digest those verses from koran? (oh, you have of course read all the holy books, tho i bet you havent got a clue on them) how do you justify injust attitude towards women? how can you live in the society where the majority of women are humiliated and seen as the object of sex, or daughters as a good party to trade for a marriage?



I don't like those verses for Qoran but then luckily I don't believe in them. What I am claiming is that a civilized person will respect the ways people chose to shape their lives.

110.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:55 pm

Quoting vineyards:

You are full of misconceptions. As a matter of fact you shouldn't be taken seriously. You ought thank the likes of Trudy who give you unconditional support no matter how weird you go.

Let me quickly remind you what I am and what I am not:

1-) I am an Atheist. All my life I have never believed in anyone of the religions. I don't have to explain this but you force me.
2-) I respect freedom of believing. If someone believes in something he/she is entitled to that. Because the persons(s) in question are grown ups and it is neither your nor my duty to take this right away from that person. He/she is already very satisfied with the life he/she has.
3-) Your narrow mind rules that I must be in favour of honor killings or female oppression. You should actually ask this question to my wife. I am sure she will give you a good laugh. If a woman complains of the oppression she is
subjected to there is the civil code and law enforcement offices waiting to help her out of that oppression. Indeed, a couple of years ago I saw a man trying to physically harm a woman in the street and I personally stopped the guy and made sure that he was arrested by the police.


you dont need to explain (praising) yourself, your posts stand for what person you are.
i dont know, im just stating the facts that i never ever heard any turkish male (except for erdinc) who STRONGLY/EFFECTIVELY stood against the honor killings, but instead i always see how you all turkish boys stand for traditions that opress women, that shows, vineyards is a very narrow minded.

you are so jealous that trudy supported me, hahaha, but i don think she did it unconditionally, she has at least some brains in comparison to some parrots.

111.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 07:56 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

Quoting femme_fatal:

vineyards,
theres no porno in polish daily newspapers, if you are trying to reply catwomans post. you still can buy them everywhere in special porno magazines, but definetly not in daily news.




Well, porn magazines have never enjoyed a 400k circulation despite Turkey's population is nearly twice as much as Poland's.

Stop, caring about only what you can use against me morose woman.


what does the content of daily newspapers have to do with number of population? are you saying that just because you have bigger population you have more porno? and you are IT specialist? congratulations on your logics!

you stupid immature boy, you insult me when you lack reasonble arguments?



I suppose you did not understand my message.

112.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:07 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

Quoting femme_fatal:

vineyards,
theres no porno in polish daily newspapers, if you are trying to reply catwomans post. you still can buy them everywhere in special porno magazines, but definetly not in daily news.




Well, porn magazines have never enjoyed a 400k circulation despite Turkey's population is nearly twice as much as Poland's.

Stop, caring about only what you can use against me morose woman.


what does the content of daily newspapers have to do with number of population? are you saying that just because you have bigger population you have more porno? and you are IT specialist? congratulations on your logics!

you stupid immature boy, you insult me when you lack reasonble arguments?



I suppose you did not understand my message.


we were not talking about porn magazines, but daily newspapers. on one hand you keep you women strict at home imposing on them hidjabs, but on other hand, men can do whatever they want to, even including porno, dating with european women.

113.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:11 pm

If you were my wife, I would either commit suicide right away or wear the hijab on your behalf when you are around.

114.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:18 pm

I don't really want to enter this argument but I do have one explanation FF. Somehow, you made a correlation of turkish women on this site and turkish women on the internet in general. This is not a reasonable assumption in correlations studies. There are certainly a handful of turkish women on this site, but why would you expect turkish women to frequent a site for learning turkish? I have many female turkish friends and I assure you, they all are computer and internet literate. Turkey is certainly a diverse country and the women here cannot be painted with such a broad brush...

115.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:34 pm

Quoting vineyards:

I am afraid you will have to face some legal consequences that will :

" (3) İçerik veya yer sağlayıcısının yurt dışında bulunması halinde veya içerik veya yer sağlayıcısı yurt içinde bulunsa dahi, içeriği birinci fıkranın (a) bendinin (1), (2) ve (3) numaralı alt bentlerinde yazılı suçları oluşturan yayınlarla ilgili olarak erişimin engellenmesi kararı, doğrudan Başkanlık tarafından verilir. Bu karar, erişim sağlayıcısına bildirilerek gereğinin derhal yerine getirilmesi istenir "

...force you to function responsibly as a public forum.



Threatening? Blackmailing?

I'm not a law expert, but do you really think a Turkish law text (translation would be nice) is applicable for a website based in the US? I guess not.

116.       alameda
3499 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:43 pm

Fem, get off it will you? If you don't like Belly Dance, don't do it and don't watch it.

Obbviously your perception of just what is pronography is stricter than most.

According to the definition on wikipedia "pornography" (which is frequently considered a pejorative term) connotes the more direct, blunt or excessive depiction of sexual acts, with little or no artistic value, intended for mere entertainment. The line between the two is often highly subjective."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pornography

I have never seen such assertive women in my life as the women in Turkey. I hardly think you are a proper spoksperson for them.

As for pornography, in my many trips to Turkey, I have not seen all this pornography you claim to be abundant in Turkey. I guess you must go different places than I.

Quoting femme_fatal:

Well,
we were not talking about porn magazines, but daily newspapers. on one hand you keep you women strict at home imposing on them hidjabs, but on other hand, men can do whatever they want to, even including porno, dating with european women.



117.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:46 pm

Just my opinion....I never met a man who found belly dancing particularly sexy! Personally I find it a bit ermmm (literally!) stomach churning .....

118.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:50 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Just my opinion....I never met a man who found belly dancing particularly sexy! Personally I find it a bit ermmm (literally!) stomach churning .....



Shakira???

119.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:52 pm

I do believe it takes alot of talent to belly dance. However, I prefer pole dancing myself.

120.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:53 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Just my opinion....I never met a man who found belly dancing particularly sexy! Personally I find it a bit ermmm (literally!) stomach churning .....



Shakira???


It's not belly dancing that makes Shakira sexy. She would still be sexy wearing a sack doing a barn dance ..... lucky cow! lol

121.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:54 pm

"imaginging Shakira as a barn dancing cow....."

wow, that's sexy!!!

122.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 08:57 pm

Quoting vineyards:

If you were my wife, I would either commit suicide right away or wear the hijab on your behalf when you are around.


this is a compliment to me
yes i know im a strong woman! lol

123.       catwoman
8933 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:01 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

If you were my wife, I would either commit suicide right away or wear the hijab on your behalf when you are around.


this is a compliment to me
yes i know im a strong woman! lol


would you consider marrying him femme? pleaaaseeeeeeee

124.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:01 pm

Quoting vineyards:

If you were my wife



What a strange comment! Wishful thinking?
Perhaps you should keep your fantasies to yourself

125.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:02 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting vineyards:

If you were my wife, I would either commit suicide right away or wear the hijab on your behalf when you are around.


this is a compliment to me
yes i know im a strong woman! lol



ROFLMAO.....lol lol

126.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:05 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting vineyards:

I am afraid you will have to face some legal consequences that will :

" (3) İçerik veya yer sağlayıcısının yurt dışında bulunması halinde veya içerik veya yer sağlayıcısı yurt içinde bulunsa dahi, içeriği birinci fıkranın (a) bendinin (1), (2) ve (3) numaralı alt bentlerinde yazılı suçları oluşturan yayınlarla ilgili olarak erişimin engellenmesi kararı, doğrudan Başkanlık tarafından verilir. Bu karar, erişim sağlayıcısına bildirilerek gereğinin derhal yerine getirilmesi istenir "

...force you to function responsibly as a public forum.



Threatening? Blackmailing?

I'm not a law expert, but do you really think a Turkish law text (translation would be nice) is applicable for a website based in the US? I guess not.




Trudy, threatening? Blackmailing? Don't say you are not a law expert because it all shows. Inviting someone or some entity to act in line with the applying laws governing the freedoms concerning religious beliefs, ethnicities and individual freedoms is not blackmailing; it is a legal duty. When you are complaining of a violation and if your warnings are not heeded (even that is not necessary) you can prosecute that party. Did you really think just a little bit before posting that message?

As for whether websites published abroad are immune to the decisions of local courts. It depends on the kind of crime and international treaties. Nevertheless, persons who are involved in such offenses are punishable on entering this country and their websites can be blocked for Turkish users.

Is this punishment ridiculous? Well we will have to get by with what we have.

The US sites run disclaimers and believe me there are many people who are waiting for an opportunity to sue some people there.

When you run a political site, you must do something to stop a wacko from openly cursing religions, societies and values of people. The best thing that can be done to do that is moderation. If your understanding of moderation is casually deleting some messages or blocking some threads once in every two weeks or so, that is inadequate moderation and you are not able to control what you meant to function as a public platform.

Would you welcome KKK members to start building sites and advocate racism? Would you tolerate a site meant for crusaders to voice their hatred of Islam. Well this site has nothing to do with anyone of the stated purpose but it is beginning to be that way.

127.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:10 pm

This sight does not advocate racism nor is it meant for crusaders to voice their hatred of Islam. Your comments are a gross exaggeration!

Maybe you are used to censorship, but personally I would rather see comments freely expressed without hiding behind nicities so long as they are not attacked personally.

People are expressing their opinions. If you want to see REAL racism or hatred just check comments on YouTube...

128.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:16 pm

Nice to see you all the members of the Chewing Gum Gang together.

Wearing hijab? Tell me a better way to go incognito when she is around?

I have no fantasies about getting married with anyone. I am already married.

129.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:17 pm

Quoting vineyards:

....< cut> ....



Whatever. Your text shows ME that your are not used to the western idea of freedom of speech, and more, that you can't handle opposing views. Maybe you should ask yourself if you are really so liberated as you think you are.

130.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:20 pm

Anyone for breakfast? lol

131.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:22 pm

Thanks judge I know you won't budge no matter what I say. So, will you hang me tomorrow?

By the way with all due respect; we are not a western country why do you expect us to be 100% compatible with you. Sorry, I wouldn't want to be a part of your global village plans and I don't have to live up to your expectations.

You had difficulty understanding the legal reasons but now you are not ashamed of presenting yourself as the angel of democracy.

132.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:24 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Anyone for breakfast? lol



At 20.25PM? Nah...

133.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:25 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Anyone for breakfast? lol



At 20.25PM? Nah...



OK, but in a few hours???

134.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:27 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Anyone for breakfast? lol



At 20.25PM? Nah...



OK, but in a few hours???



The "chewing gum gang" eat men like Vineyards for breakfast!

135.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:30 pm

Oh really, what part of mine will you start with? If you ask me, you deserve my ass.

136.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:30 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

OK, but in a few hours???



I'm not that much a breakfast type. Coffee will do. But thanks for the offer.

137.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:30 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Anyone for breakfast? lol



At 20.25PM? Nah...



OK, but in a few hours???



The "chewing gum gang" eat men like Vineyards for breakfast!



I think he will have us all in court before coffee!!

138.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:32 pm

Elisabeth didn't know you were a part of the gang. Seems I will have to go through an Elisa test if I ever survive your breakfast pleasure.

139.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:33 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

I think he will have us all in court before coffee!!



140.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:34 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Oh really, what part of mine will you start with? If you ask me, you deserve my ass.





Quoting vineyards:

Elisabeth didn't know you were a part of the gang. Seems I will have to go through an Elisa test if I ever survive your breakfast pleasure.



NOBODY survives our breakfast pleasure

141.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:34 pm

There is nothing like a good debate to start your day. It goes nicely with coffee. (PS..you can keep your ass)

142.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:35 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

The "chewing gum gang" eat men like Vineyards for breakfast!



Never knew I was in your gang, thought I wouldn't survive the balloting committee....

143.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:36 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting AEnigma III:

The "chewing gum gang" eat men like Vineyards for breakfast!



Never knew I was in your gang, thought I wouldn't survive the balloting committee....



Whose gang is it anyway? I don't chew gum so I guess that counts me out

144.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:37 pm

Sorry, this is going quite nicely but I have to leave now. Catch you later.

I like helloumi cheese at breakfast. Let me eat some before you devour me.

145.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:39 pm

Quoting vineyards:

Let me eat some before you devour me.



Hmmmm we need a professional for this job
- call Femme

146.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:40 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Anyone for breakfast? lol



At 20.25PM? Nah...



OK, but in a few hours???



The "chewing gum gang" eat men like Vineyards for breakfast!


dont forget to chew tho! because hes quite gummy!

147.       vineyards
1954 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:42 pm

A truly nice gal. She turned me upside down. I've lost faith in everything. So be it, I give up on all of my iron clad values and thoughts and take up hers.

148.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:44 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

dont forget to chew tho! because hes quite gummy!



I see stomach problems at the horizon.... lol

149.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:46 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting femme_fatal:

dont forget to chew tho! because hes quite gummy!



I see stomach problems at the horizon.... lol


the doctors say that we should chew at least 14 times

150.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:47 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting femme_fatal:

dont forget to chew tho! because hes quite gummy!



I see stomach problems at the horizon.... lol


the doctors say that we should chew at least 14 times



Swallow or spit out?

151.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:51 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting femme_fatal:

dont forget to chew tho! because hes quite gummy!



I see stomach problems at the horizon.... lol


the doctors say that we should chew at least 14 times



Swallow or spit out?


chew!
need instructions?
you take some parts of vineyards put into your mouth and chew it (dont think of a different thing ) 14 times! very easy!

152.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:51 pm

For women that pretend to believe in freedom and equality so much, I find it interesting that you have chosen to demean women of any nationality who choose to dance this way. Don't women have the freedom of choice here? Why don't you attack the stripper industry first in your own countries and when your places are so purified, you may then attack the belly-dancers. I will also point out that I only know the whereabouts of a few places in istanbul that even have belly dancing shows. The interesting part of this is that all the customers are foreigners and all the dancers are russian and molovian!!!

Newpapers and porn.
Show me where pornography is so freely for sale in istanbul. Not at the newspaper kiosks that I have ever seen. I have been all over europe and you can purchase porn as easily as chewing gum. Anyone who thinks porn is so readily available has obviously never been here....

153.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:55 pm

Quoting KeithL:

For women that pretend to believe in freedom and equality so much, I find it interesting that you have chosen to demean women of any nationality who choose to dance this way. Don't women have the freedom of choice here? Why don't you attack the stripper industry first in your own countries and when your places are so purified, you may then attack the belly-dancers. I will also point out that I only know the whereabouts of a few places in istanbul that even have belly dancing shows. The interesting part of this is that all the customers are foreigners and all the dancers are russian and molovian!!!

Newpapers and porn.
Show me where pornography is so freely for sale in istanbul. Not at the newspaper kiosks that I have ever seen. I have been all over europe and you can purchase porn as easily as chewing gum. Anyone who thinks porn is so readily available has obviously never been here....



Don't count me in when you say 'women' in your first line here. I have nothing against belly dancing (sorry femme ) and as for porn, because I'm absolutely not interested in it (it's more a turn-off than a turn-on) I don't look for it, so I don't see it.

154.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:55 pm

Quoting KeithL:

For women that pretend to believe in freedom and equality so much, I find it interesting that you have chosen to demean women of any nationality who choose to dance this way. Don't women have the freedom of choice here? Why don't you attack the stripper industry first in your own countries and when your places are so purified, you may then attack the belly-dancers. I will also point out that I only know the whereabouts of a few places in istanbul that even have belly dancing shows. The interesting part of this is that all the customers are foreigners and all the dancers are russian and molovian!!!

Newpapers and porn.
Show me where pornography is so freely for sale in istanbul. Not at the newspaper kiosks that I have ever seen. I have been all over europe and you can purchase porn as easily as chewing gum. Anyone who thinks porn is so readily available has obviously never been here....



As I mentioned I thought belly dancing took alot of talent, however pole dancing was what I prefered.

155.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:58 pm

Trudy, I purposally did not single anyone out here. I let the minds of the readers to determine their own guilt. Do you feel a little guilty?? lol

156.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 09:59 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Trudy, I purposally did not single anyone out here. I let the minds of the readers to determine their own guilt. Do you feel a little guilty?? lol



Nope. Guilty of what? Don't liking porn? No again.

157.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:00 pm

Quoting Trudy:


Don't count me in when you say 'women' in your first line here. I have nothing against belly dancing (sorry femme ) and as for porn, because I'm absolutely not interested in it (it's more a turn-off than a turn-on) I don't look for it, so I don't see it.


NEVER forgive you
the chewing gum committee will take into consideration your behaviour

158.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:00 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting KeithL:

Trudy, I purposally did not single anyone out here. I let the minds of the readers to determine their own guilt. Do you feel a little guilty?? lol



Nope. Guilty of what? Don't liking porn? No again.



me neither...

159.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:01 pm

Quoting KeithL:

For women that pretend to believe in freedom and equality so much, I find it interesting that you have chosen to demean women of any nationality who choose to dance this way. Don't women have the freedom of choice here? Why don't you attack the stripper industry first in your own countries and when your places are so purified, you may then attack the belly-dancers. I will also point out that I only know the whereabouts of a few places in istanbul that even have belly dancing shows. The interesting part of this is that all the customers are foreigners and all the dancers are russian and molovian!!!

Newpapers and porn.
Show me where pornography is so freely for sale in istanbul. Not at the newspaper kiosks that I have ever seen. I have been all over europe and you can purchase porn as easily as chewing gum. Anyone who thinks porn is so readily available has obviously never been here....


keith, sorry i cant argue with smart boys

160.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:02 pm

your just toooo good to me....

161.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:04 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

however pole dancing was what I prefered.



Teas!
Your license to chew has just been revoked!

162.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:05 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

the chewing gum committee will take into consideration your behaviour



So I will get kicked out of the gang before I was even in? That's a world record! Where can I pick up my golden medal? lol

163.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:17 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting teaschip1:

however pole dancing was what I prefered.



Teas!
Your license to chew has just been revoked!



How about the mint sucking gang? Better yet, the gum blowing gang.

164.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:18 pm

can I be the waiter at your meetings???

165.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:19 pm

Quoting KeithL:

can I be the waiter at your meetings???



Sure! As long as you wear the "uniform"...... (bow tie and a big smile)...

166.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:21 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

How about the mint sucking gang?



I dont want to belong to a gang called "the Suckers"

167.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:29 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting KeithL:

can I be the waiter at your meetings???



Sure! As long as you wear the "uniform"...... (bow tie and a big smile)...


a tie and a smile! a good uniform

168.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:33 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting teaschip1:

How about the mint sucking gang?



I dont want to belong to a gang called "the Suckers"



Gum blowers?

169.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:34 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting teaschip1:

How about the mint sucking gang?



I dont want to belong to a gang called "the Suckers"



Gum blowers?



Lets not descriminate against any type of candy girls...we can just be the Candy Loving Gang.

170.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:37 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting teaschip1:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting teaschip1:

How about the mint sucking gang?



I dont want to belong to a gang called "the Suckers"



Gum blowers?



Lets not descriminate against any type of candy girls...we can just be the Candy Loving Gang.



And we can wear candy striper clothing. You do know what that is?

171.       Trudy
7887 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:38 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

And we can wear candy striper clothing. You do know what that is?



I don't.

172.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:39 pm

Tea, your full of surpises today. Pole dancing and candy strippers....

173.       teaschip
3870 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:49 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Tea, your full of surpises today. Pole dancing and candy strippers....



Candy STRIPERS are volunteers who work in the hospitals here in the U.S.

Keith where is your mind?

174.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:50 pm

I think it is on pole dancing candy stripers?

175.       KeithL
1455 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 10:51 pm

definitely not on candy stripers.....
(bless their hearts)

176.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 04 Nov 2007 Sun 12:34 am

and I love it!

177.       Badiabdancer74
382 posts
 04 Nov 2007 Sun 10:50 pm

Roswitha, here is some new better video of my dancing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYxNe4jv1-Y

Kemerde
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlTmYHWH6E8

Gidda Hoop my troupe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o48UD3G9wCM

178.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 06 Nov 2007 Tue 10:40 pm

Quoting Roswitha:

and I love it!


my congratulations!
it took you so long to post
i wonder why?

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