18 Mar 13
Pictorial evidence suggests there is a holiday in some Asian nation where people parade around in shirts, loincloths, and footwear. Sometimes they are in the street, and sometimes they are by the edge of a body of water. No bead necklaces, though. 🙂
Anybody know what this is about?
Originally posted by FMFprobably because this first viewing of an expressive foreign dance
With something like the Enoshima festival, don't you mean "traditional"? What makes you use the word "primitive"?
presented an out of context stimuli which didn't quite fit immediately
within cultural norms & standards of the western hemispheric world
i've come to know coast to coast/canada to mexico, in some depth.
Originally posted by Kewpieperhaps from your point of view, kewpie. simply gave
A bit arrogant and patronising, don't you think? Unless you're referring to Halloween ...
paul my candid impressions of a 'loin cloth butt fest'.
note: looked at another way, it's probably one of the last
events on earth i'd place near the top of my 'bucket list'.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou wear your parochial ethnocentrism on your sleeve then.
probably because this first viewing of an expressive foreign dance
presented an out of context stimuli which didn't quite fit immediately
within cultural norms & standards of the western hemispheric world
i've come to know coast to coast/canada to mexico, in some depth.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou think some sort of prudish sneering at a bit of semi-nudity is sophisticated - and thus not primitive, on your part - is that it?
perhaps from your point of view, kewpie. simply gave
paul my candid impressions of a 'loin cloth butt fest'.
note: looked at another way, it's probably one of the last
events on earth i'd place near the top of my 'bucket list'.