The discussion revolves around hoop dancing lessons, exploring personal experiences, humor, and cultural observations related to the practice. Participants share their thoughts on the fun and exercise aspects of hoop dancing, as well as anecdotes about earthquakes and local cultural phenomena.
The discussion contains multiple competing views regarding the cultural significance of chakras and the appropriateness of various practices. Participants do not reach a consensus on these topics, and humor is prevalent throughout the conversation.
Some statements reflect personal beliefs and cultural observations that may not be universally accepted. The discussion includes humor and anecdotal evidence that may not align with established practices or beliefs.
Individuals interested in hoop dancing, cultural practices related to wellness, or those looking for a lighthearted discussion about exercise and community experiences may find this thread engaging.
turbo-1 said:
All this exercising can do it for ya.This is a serious thread about a brand-new dance craze that has NOTHING to do with Wammo! (tm) Hula Hoops, or other '60's kitsch. When a brand-new, non-derivative art crops up, it is fashionable for the cogniscenti to pooh-pooh it. Please! If MIH wants to gyrate with cheap plastic toys, I for one will never dash her dreams.tribdog said:
You missed the "poohs"tribdog said:
Oooh pretty!Math Is Hard said:I ordered my hoop. It's called The Poison Apple.
http://www.hoopnotica.com/bmz_cache/e/e25ff95b0fe89eea72e960bc8c9e6650.image.312x213.jpg
http://www.hoopnotica.com
It glows in the dark!