Bizarre vs erotica

(Email Removed), Kevin (Email Removed) writes
[nq:1]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic dance"? actually I am not sure, I just heard (maybe misheard) conversations in a movie that one asks "what do you do?", the other said "I am a dancer". Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre".[/nq]
You might confuse "belly dancer" with "ballet dancer" (not if you actually saw them dancing, o

In article [nq:1]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic dance"? actually I am not sure, I just heard (maybe misheard) conversations in a movie that one asks "what do you do?", the other said "I am a dancer". Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre".[/nq]
Could it have been "burlesque"? That does mean "erotic dancer" in some places (although it means other

[nq:1]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic dance"? actually I am not sure, I just heard (maybe ... do you do?", the other said "I am a dancer". Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre". Kevin in Hong Kong (a Chinese)[/nq]
I've never seen "bizarre" used as a synonym for "erotic"; although depending on the context of the overall conversation, it might be a considered a euphemism for er

[nq:1]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic dance"? actually I am not sure, I just heard (maybe ... do you do?", the other said "I am a dancer". Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre". Kevin in Hong Kong (a Chinese)[/nq]
Are there bazaar dancers? As in, someone who dances to attract people to a particular market related event with a fair /fairground atmosphere.

(Email Removed), aquachimp (Email Removed) writes
[nq:2]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic ... Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre". Kevin in Hong Kong (a Chinese)[/nq]
[nq:1]Are there bazaar dancers? As in, someone who dances to attract people to a particular market related event with a fair /fairground atmosphere.[/nq]
I would think that a "bazaar dancer" might be a "

[nq:2]Hello I wonder if "bizarre" could be referred to "erotic ... Then, "Ballet?", "No, bizarre". Kevin in Hong Kong (a Chinese)[/nq]
[nq:1]I've never seen "bizarre" used as a synonym for "erotic"; although depending on the context of the overall conversation, it might be a considered a euphemism for erotic.[/nq]
I've not heard it either, but it wouldn't surprise me, in much the same way

[nq:2]Are there bazaar dancers? As in, someone who dances to attract people to a particular market related event with a fair /fairground atmosphere.[/nq]
[nq:1]I would think that a "bazaar dancer" might be a "belly dancer" - all very "exotic"![/nq]
I have a 17-year old neighbor who wants to be a bizarre bazaar belly ballet erotic exotic dancer. What should I tell her?
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[nq:1]I have a 17-year old neighbor who wants to be a bizarre bazaar belly ballet erotic exotic dancer. What should I tell her?[/nq]
Dunno.. But will she be able to drive the audience ecstatic?
Ian

[nq:2]I have a 17-year old neighbor who wants to be a bizarre bazaar belly ballet erotic exotic dancer. What should I tell her?[/nq]
[nq:1]Dunno.. But will she be able to drive the audience ecstatic?[/nq]
And (as an afterthought) what happens if her performances are erratic? Could an erratic erotic exotic bizarre bazaar belly ballet dancer drive her audience ecstatic?

Ian

[nq:1]I have a 17-year old neighbor who wants to be a bizarre bazaar belly ballet erotic exotic dancer. What should I tell her?[/nq]
That's she's under age and you're going to report her to her parents. Sheesh.

John Varela
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