We've just got back from Cap, (and were lucky enough to meet up with TooHot, hi guys) and can only agree with TooHot, the price rises on last year, in Euros alone are about 10% to 15%. Add in the low exchange rate and it really is an expensive holiday.
But my oh my it sure is worth it !!!
John & Shel
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Geordiecpl2001
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Bisexual Female, 63
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Often a film doesn't have to be explicit to be arousing.
For example, there is one scene in "Battle of Britain" where a woman is in a hotel bedroom with an RAF pilot, she's in a RAF shirt, with tie, walking round the room in her knickers, with suspenders showing. WOW. It's not the uniform thing, nor the suspenders, just the whole scene has a certain something. There's not so much as a tit showing, but to me the way it's done is so erotic.
John
For example, there is one scene in "Battle of Britain" where a woman is in a hotel bedroom with an RAF pilot, she's in a RAF shirt, with tie, walking round the room in her knickers, with suspenders showing. WOW. It's not the uniform thing, nor the suspenders, just the whole scene has a certain something. There's not so much as a tit showing, but to me the way it's done is so erotic.
John
Quote by lustywench
well Pete
only you could organise a night out in durham same weekend as the reggatta
no wonder theres a lack of hotel rooms
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loves ya really
Lusty
Does that mean lots of men will be there looking for oars??
Is that a canoe in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
J & S
Quote by tweeky
As this is something we have started getting into recently I thought there were a few questions worth asking about. Just for a few starters
1: What general % of the swinging community do you think use clubs (Feel free to say if you go at all)
Because you say "The Swinging Community" that includes the "single" men on here, which a lot of actually aren't "single" therefore difficult for them to meet at clubs usually. Of the genuine singles and couples I'd say 25% go to clubs.2:
Who uses them more Couples, single males? I doubt its Single Woman
Depends on the nights you go. Greedy girls nights probably mostly men, few couples, few single girls. Couples only nights, couples ! Seen several single women at clubs we go to, it's actually a very safe enviroment for single women, always help nearby if they feel threatened.
3: Is using a club something you have always done? Thought about but not done? Or something you would never do?
We started off at clubs, love the free and easy atmosphere, only rarely do we meet away from clubs.
4: If you use clubs do you only go on certain nights i.e. mixed, couples only, fetish?
Mixed or couples only.
5: Do club users look for meets? We started altering our profiles now to say prefer club meets. Wondering if its time to just go to clubs and forget the old messaging people method altogether.
We ask potential meets if they would meet at a club, that way if they don't turn up we'll still have fun. Tho we do meet away from clubs if the other people prefer and we think they are genuine.
Feel free to discuss anything else club related. For anyone who is interested we are prepared to use, Romeos in Bristol, Bath Swingers, Decadent nights, Chameleons Newport and the Lodge in Gloucester. But please keep those messages for PM
In hotels, the code used is to hang a "do not disturb" notice on your room door. If you see one, you can be sure that there are swingers inside, therefore knock loudly on the door and when they answer just announce that you are swingers and would like to join them for fun.
We always find that this works.
John & Shel
We always find that this works.
John & Shel
I'd suggest OBL was more of a figurehead these days rather than a commanding general.
More a Hirohito than a Yamamoto if you want a WW2 analogy.
But always good to see a bad guy get it in the end.
Any attacks on the West which occur would have been going to happen anyway and will just now be "in revenge for the killing of OBL".
John
More a Hirohito than a Yamamoto if you want a WW2 analogy.
But always good to see a bad guy get it in the end.
Any attacks on the West which occur would have been going to happen anyway and will just now be "in revenge for the killing of OBL".
John
If you go to fun4two, (and it's really great, def. worth a visit) be aware that its a fair way from 'Dam. Cost you to get there by public transport and you'll have to either book into a hotel in Gouda (nearby) or taxi back to 'Dam, which will cost about E100.
Or wait till mid-October and go with us, split the taxi fare !!
One other point, DON'T go to Candy Club in 'Dam !!
John & Shel
Or wait till mid-October and go with us, split the taxi fare !!
One other point, DON'T go to Candy Club in 'Dam !!
John & Shel
Well, don't know the rights and wrongs of this case, but if I'd been protesting about the Tesco's I'd have been holding placards which said similar things to the "pro-democracy" protesters in Eygpt etc. Such as "We want Local Democracy", "let our voices be heard" etc.
Noticing the pictures of the rioters they hardly looked like your normal rent-a-mob. So again if they'd been holding placards as above, with the bloodied faces that some exhibited, while the police were in the background with the riot shields etc, would have made interesting TV, wouldn't it? Do you think the Gov might have been a little uneasy about that?
John
Noticing the pictures of the rioters they hardly looked like your normal rent-a-mob. So again if they'd been holding placards as above, with the bloodied faces that some exhibited, while the police were in the background with the riot shields etc, would have made interesting TV, wouldn't it? Do you think the Gov might have been a little uneasy about that?
John
It's strange that we are allowed a referendum on AV, a topic which hardly keeps people awake with worry at night, but can't have a referendum on subjects which really do worry people, such as immigration, going to war, or capital punishment.
I don't have a very strong opinion one way or the other on AV so therefore will not bother taking part.
John
I don't have a very strong opinion one way or the other on AV so therefore will not bother taking part.
John
Just to get back on track.......
Think the question all hinges on the £200 "contribution".
We cheerfully pay £100 per couple to get into fun4two......because we know it's worth it. We also know the dress code and standard of dress that the attendees of fun4two wear and of course go with the dress code.
If someone wanted £200 off us to attend a party we'd have to know that the party would be worth the money. Having decided to go and pay £200 then we'd make enquiries to find out the dress code at that party and be in line with that dress code. Which we'd expect to be of a higher standard than if we were going to a standard club in the UK.
But if someone asked us to pay £200 to attend a party that we knew nothing about............no way !!
John & Shel
Think the question all hinges on the £200 "contribution".
We cheerfully pay £100 per couple to get into fun4two......because we know it's worth it. We also know the dress code and standard of dress that the attendees of fun4two wear and of course go with the dress code.
If someone wanted £200 off us to attend a party we'd have to know that the party would be worth the money. Having decided to go and pay £200 then we'd make enquiries to find out the dress code at that party and be in line with that dress code. Which we'd expect to be of a higher standard than if we were going to a standard club in the UK.
But if someone asked us to pay £200 to attend a party that we knew nothing about............no way !!
John & Shel
Of course with the new deal that the Gov is proposing for Police pay, you might find that they have to conscript un-employed students to keep order at rallies involving disgruntled Police Officers.
"May you live in interesting times"
an ancient Chinese curse............we certainly do !!
John & Shel
"May you live in interesting times"
an ancient Chinese curse............we certainly do !!
John & Shel
Most dangerous ?
As far as I'm concerned it's David Cameron, threatening first a no fly zone then maybe military intervention.
Not our battle, keep right out. If your so keen on helping the rebels David, get yourself a rifle and off you go................and take Nick with you.
See there are "reports" that Col. Gadaffi "might" use chemical weapons against his own people...................mmmmmmm weapons of mass destruction..........where have we heard that one before ????
John
As far as I'm concerned it's David Cameron, threatening first a no fly zone then maybe military intervention.
Not our battle, keep right out. If your so keen on helping the rebels David, get yourself a rifle and off you go................and take Nick with you.
See there are "reports" that Col. Gadaffi "might" use chemical weapons against his own people...................mmmmmmm weapons of mass destruction..........where have we heard that one before ????
John
Quote by gulsonroad30664
beware the machinations of brzezinski and kissinger on the grand chessboard.
mubarak like sadat before him, came from the military. mubarak, supported by billions in american foreign aid (many billions of which he will have syphoned off), maintained the regime of secret police, torture, american rendition sites and torture chambers, total control of the press and media and suppression of 80 million egyptians for thirty years.
in that 30 years he had appointed all of the members of the government and all of the present members of "THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE EGYPTIAN ARMED FORCES" and all members of the police and interior security forces leaders.
temporarily, the peoples uprising over food and energy prices has been hijacked and the trust of the people in the army (it's leadership) is gravely misplaced. the army generals vacillated (appeared to) because they could not trust that their conscripts (from the poorest classes) could be depended on to open fire on the people and not turn against them.
the crisis manifested itself with the latest terms of i.m.f. loans to withdraw food and fuel sudsidies against the economic conditions of inflation of food and oil prices on a population living at subsistance levels. hence the same crisies errupting all over the planet. while central banks continue to increase the money supplies and lend at next to zero rates to banking and financial institutions to maintain their solvency, they in turn play the casino by speculation, enegy and commodity prices rise, but little or non permeates through to the worlds population. savings deminish in value, wages buy less and asset classes like property falls.
i smell the hands of brzezinski, kissinger and soros and you aint seen nuthin yet.
i sat here reading the forum posts on the ever changing picture in the middle-east and was going to write down my thoughts till i read this one,almost everything thats been running through my mind since this started is summed up question keep asking myself though is...what are the americans up to this time?what there up to is creating chaos that will on the one hand drive up the price of oil, which wall street and the banks have a vested interest in, so does the american government by inflating away their debt and on the other, give israel a cover for a suprise attack on irans nuclear facilities (possibly/probably).
the ruling elite of the planet can then offer their solution to the chaos they created. one world currency and one world government.
Strangely enough there was an American economist suggesting that very thing on Newsnight last night. Then Newsnight did a bit on the Orange Revolution in Ukraine, 6 years later. The President that was deposed by the people back then is back in power now and the people who had such high hopes of change are now resigned to the fact that some things will never change.
John
Think there is a bit of a price war going on in the Northern clubs, we get into our favorite club (A&Gs) for £10 per couple if we go in before 9-30 any night, after that time it's £20 per couple, still not bad. A lot of the other clubs the North are around that price, we thought £30 per couple at a Blackpool club was expensive.
John & Shel
John & Shel
