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Originally Posted by Moon
But then you'll ge the barbecue experts saying it has nothing to do with barbecue because there is no burning involved. The burned meat smell is an essential part of barbecue essence  |
Dear Moon,
Well, I guess we COULD go ahead and burn our feet for that "authentic" aroma!! And, the actual sensation of ourselves burning will also lead us to ever greater ability in fantastic movement as well, I suspect, until everyone is so taken with Barbecue Bellydance that they lose touch completely with any other kind!! Then we could go into the sauce business and make a fortune!!
We could write fabulous articles about the dance form and have huge arguments on forums:
"B-B-Q Sauce, Prop or Costume???"
"If Your Coals are Lukewarm, is it Authentic B-B-Q Bellydance?"
"Rubs and Marinades: An advanced Workshop for the Barbecue Bellydancer"
"My Isis Wings Went up in Flames- The down Side of Fiery Fusion", a story of woe by B-B-Q Belly Dancer Cajun Habibah
Regards,
A'isha,
Self Appointed Head Chef and High Priestess of the B-B-Q Bellydance.
* Accept no imitations