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Who would you vote for?
just wondering what people would vote for..
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16one has 200 jingles31.25%5one has 300 jingles12.50%2one has 365 jingles43.75%7one has 500 jingles12.50%2Last edited by middle of the sky; 06-14-2005, 09:30 PM. -
It depends on who has the best dance. I've seen tie breakers where it went to the dancer with less than 100 jingles, but she had beaded legging (versus the other lady)."Sometimes you have to take it back...
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Beaded leggings will make a world of a difference. Who doesn't wear beaded leggings in the first place?Originally posted by JinglinBootyComment
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It's not about how many jingles the dancer has on her dress, it's about how they dance, the whole package from beadwork to dresses, to the song, to how well that dancer is dancing that particular contest.Comment
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hmmm...I think anywhere between 300-400 is good..all my dresses have that many, and I'm a short person..so being a short person or tall person, that should be enough!!..Nuwa-nu!!..Look at the Yummy Yaha's!!mmmm..mmm Real injun food!!
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I agree with woggs. It depends on size. I'm also a short person and use 250-375 jingles. It also depends on my jingle patter for my cones. The most I've used it close to 500 because my jingles were clustered by threes. Looked cool but man it was heavy. I hardly wear that dress anymore.Comment
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i would vote for the one whose dress is made properly! da ojib way ... lol
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