| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/20/2008 6:27:47 PM | Well Giovanna not to worry alot of feeeeshies love to dance latin dancing so I don't think it matters that you are Italian....Get your dancing shoes on and see us there on the 4th for sure....
I know that they will mix it up a little wiht other types of music but I am hoping to have a great time once again....
Lauren33
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/20/2008 8:32:55 PM | Hi my name is joe i am very new at this,got a email regarding a night out next friday i will most likely be there but will be a little late. Hope to meet all you people and have a nice time.. thanks again joe lets party you all ,     ... | |
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/24/2008 6:32:34 AM | Poetica....
Where is your mind? Did you leave it in the gutter? LOL Or are you checking to see if it was one of the lovely Ottawa gals that signed up to keep their tradition going? LOL
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/24/2008 4:43:35 PM |
Poetica....
Where is your mind? Did you leave it in the gutter? LOL
Or are you checking to see if it was one of the lovely Ottawa gals
that signed up to keep their tradition going? LOL
Lauren33
Table 69....oh wow it's been ages since we've heard from them!
Where ARE those wacky Ottawa gals?
You know I was just looking at photos of our lovely super-hero capes
that you made for us for that party...
Ah happy times... 
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/24/2008 5:00:56 PM | HMMMM....Poetica....I thnk I may need to make you a new outfit for this party perhaps....I think in store for you this time will make you some super hero Latin salsa skirts.....
DO I have enough time? Now that is the question....
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 6/29/2008 8:43:26 AM | Hey hey
Up to 80 people looking good. 
LOL Ane, if you dont find the fishies they will find you. LOL
We are there before the regulars come in so you pretty well get to see who is from POF.
Guess the only other way is if you see someone and reconize them from there photo.
Lauren is pretty good, she is at the door and looks for her flock of 
Hey you all be good and hope to see you there.
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 7/2/2008 6:04:51 PM | They’ll be magic afoot on the 4th, under the full moon; a million stars will be sparkling in the ink- black sky. You’ll be making your way through the urban jungle to the site of your adventure. A wild outpost in the heart of the megacity of Montreal to a place called a "Loco Loco". You’re there solely for scientific purposes. You had heard rumours of a weekly ritual that drew a variety of species together for a night of uninhibited dance.
Your job is to research the varied wildlife found in this place off the beaten track. As you near your destination the night sky is pierced with the sounds of tribal drumming and an intoxicating savage rhythm called the "Clave". You’ll be entering the habitat with caution; this is definitely not a place for novice explorers. The climate is extreme – You’ll be immediately hit with a wall of heat. You quickly take a post in a corner of the beautiful cave-like environment and start taking notes. Below is an overview of all the wildlife you will observe:
Gorilla (Breakus Armus) -- Fairly large population; I only observed males of this species. Appears to strong-arm his way through moves and turn-patterns. The goal seems to be trying to wrench off the arms of their partners
Eel (Slipperee Whenwet) -- This species seems to sweat a lot but doesn't take the time to dry off or change their "skin" every now and then as all the other species seem to do.
Rabbit (Bopto Thebeatus) -- Prefers to move vertically to the music, hops around while dancing. Appears to be emulating the movement of a bouncing ball.
Gazelle (Ideale partnera) -- Beautiful species to observe. They are really graceful and light on their feet. They have very sharp reflexes and quick response times. Therefore they are very desirable to all the other species and are almost always engaged in dance throughout the night.
Penguin (Robotulatus) -- This animal seems to be lacking fully developed knee joints, as they have trouble bending their legs. They are very stiff and seem to have problems transferring their weight properly.
Skunk (Horriblus Smella) --These animals have a very pungent odor; they appear to be part of a very strict sect which bans showers or the use of deodorant or perfume
Peacock (Showoffious) -- This animal always needs to be the center of attention. They prefer to only dance with other peacocks or animals that will enhance their image while on the dance floor. Their desired partners are either good-looking or good dancers.
Octopus (Tryto Gropeus) -- Another species in which I only observed male examples. They seem to have more than 2 hands, though when observed in a resting position it appeared they only had 2. Their hands are usually all over their partner and they consistently place them in inappropriate places. They differ from most of the other species as they often try other physical contact while not on the dance floor
Python (Toclose Forcomfortus) -- This is definitely a predatory species; they hold their dance partner really tight. It appears they are trying to either asphyxiate their partner or actually meld together with them. It will take further research to determine which hypothesis is correct.
Wolf (Stalkercitae) -- This animal is definitely a hunter, always searching the club for prey. This is a predominantly male species. Their prey usually consists of beginner dancers especially the ones in revealing attire.
Leech (Stickus Likegluetus) -- The leech tries to cling onto their partner for the entire night. They don't leave their partners after one set of salsa. If their partner is dancing with someone else they will stand very close to them instead of finding another partner to dance with.
Deer (Juststarted Todanceous) -- Appear really anxious when dancing. They are definitely prey to many of the species in this habitat. They seem to be afraid of intricate patterns and often look like they're caught in the headlights of a vehicle.
Lovebirds (Kisee Faceous) -- Seem to have a designated partner for the whole evening. Arrive and leave together. They dance very close to each other; but be careful not to confuse with the Python, this is an altogether different species
Barracuda (Sweet Talkera) -- Also predatory, their goal is to get their partners alone so they can get a series of apparently random numbers written on scraps of paper. They spend a lot of time talking as opposed to dancing.
Tasmanian Devil (Outof controla) -- This animal must have a very large natural habitat. They are all over the dance floor, constantly doing lots of spins and intricate turn patterns without proper execution, still able to crash into other dancers and step on toes even when the club was near empty near the end of the night
Clam (Concentratae Reallyhardae) -- This species appears to be mute. They never talk and rarely smile while dancing, very serious.
Vulture (Wantyour Partnerous) -- Vultures have a distinct attack. They circle the dance floor looking for someone they want to dance with and they will hover around while their prey is dancing with others, patiently waiting to seize them once the song is over. If their desired partner ignores them and dances with someone else, they will continue hovering and circling until they their prey succumbs
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Lion/ Lioness (Getout Yourcamerae) -- King or queen of the dance floor. This seems to be a rare species. They are great dancers who are exciting to watch and usually have circles formed around them while dancing. Not to be confused with Peacock, this highly skilled animal dances with all species.
Chameleon (Multitalentous) -- Proficient in many different types of dance - hip-hop, ballroom, samba and salsa. Can look like a completely different dancer depending on the style being used for that song.
Millipede (Tenleft Feetus) -- This animal has a unique skill that makes it falsely appear to have more than two feet. It can simultaneously dance on every beat, completely ignoring the rhythms and beats of the music. It is very easy to spot as it is moving completely out of sync with everyone else on the floor.
I must say you'll be captivated by all that you see this night. After the tribal dancing is over, the wildlife leaves the club dehydrated and tired. Their bodies will appear bruised and battered from the evening. Why do they leave their natural habitat and gather to Lauren's POF's get togethers at the Loco Loco? What draws them to this dance? Further study is required. That concludes my observations about this evening. | |
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| Latin Heat Night from 7-10pm at Club Locoloco
Posted: 7/3/2008 2:21:07 PM | there will definately be some latino music....It is a latin bar and last time I asked to mix it up...I think peopel want to hear a little more than last tiem so we're all about the feeeeshies.....
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