[email protected] wrote: > Yes. I'm in IT and all the guys I know in Tango are pretty much all IT, > Math Professors, or MD. The women are all PHD Science, Language or in > Medical/Health. > > I like the fact that Tango has the irresistible power to drag me away > from the computer to go interact with humans. > > El Stevito de Gainesville > > Quoting Roger Edgecombe <[email protected]>: > > >> I said "There are many IT nerds and medical doctors in tango.". >> She said "Rubbish". >> >> The debate has degenerated from there. >> >> The aim is to win the argument, of course. Nothing to do with >> statistical validity. Bribery is an option..... >> >> So - what broadly speaking - is your occupation (in the case of IT nerds >> and doctors, then friend of a friend is quite acceptable). >> Another IT Geek here, and my girlfriend is a librarian. I know at least one medical doctor who does tango here in Canberra, and there are many other IT geeks. I think tango appeals to well-educated and thoughtful people.
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