Here's a definate SH related celeb spot,
At the NW munch a couple of years ago whilst walking from the hotel to the munch venue in Eccles i spotted Dev from Coronation street as he pulled up in his Saab and jumped out and jumped straight over some random garden wall and had a quick look around in the garden then jumped back into his car with a young lady and drove off.
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rugbymaddad
1 day ago
Straight Male, 51
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Has anyone ever thought of organising a black tie dress code and sitdown meal kind of munch?
Reason i ask is that i for one love getting dressed up in black tie attire and enjoying a night out, it makes the whole night seem more special somehow.
Just a thought as to see whether it may be worth taking this theme further?
I appreciate it may add a little more cost to the night it if you need to hire a tux / ballgown but i feel it is well worth the extra cost when it comes down to the night.
there are many tux's available in charity shops would you beleive and often a profit can be obtained once your done with it by seling it on fleabay too :shock:
For my last milestone birthday i had a blacktie doo at a fairly local hotel and they did not charge room hire and the drinks were fairly priced and for about £40 per head we all got as pissed as we wanted to and had a good laugh to boot.
Only downside is that you needed to pre-order the food 2-3 days in advance so number swould need to be finalised before the munch actually happened.
Just testing the water............
Reason i ask is that i for one love getting dressed up in black tie attire and enjoying a night out, it makes the whole night seem more special somehow.
Just a thought as to see whether it may be worth taking this theme further?
I appreciate it may add a little more cost to the night it if you need to hire a tux / ballgown but i feel it is well worth the extra cost when it comes down to the night.
there are many tux's available in charity shops would you beleive and often a profit can be obtained once your done with it by seling it on fleabay too :shock:
For my last milestone birthday i had a blacktie doo at a fairly local hotel and they did not charge room hire and the drinks were fairly priced and for about £40 per head we all got as pissed as we wanted to and had a good laugh to boot.
Only downside is that you needed to pre-order the food 2-3 days in advance so number swould need to be finalised before the munch actually happened.
Just testing the water............
POint taken, 
Although they were asking about a specific meeting place, then again the 'lets meet up' section seems to be full of bollox lately anyway, so if they are after a response its better in here rather then falling off the bottom of the page in the LMU forum after a mere 5 minutes :cry:
Although they were asking about a specific meeting place, then again the 'lets meet up' section seems to be full of bollox lately anyway, so if they are after a response its better in here rather then falling off the bottom of the page in the LMU forum after a mere 5 minutes :cry:
Quote by minotaur
Hate to bring the conversation back to the furniture itself but, being a tall-ish bloke, I must simply say
DON'T GET A BED WITH A FOOTBOARD FOR PITY'S SAKE.
Horah!
Another person who doesnt want to feel forced to adopt the phetal position in bed trapped between the headboard and foot board.
Rich reds get myvote, a kind o mulled wine red is very cosy
Quote by Bloke2005
Yes, it's the 'clique' word that pops up ever so often on here so I thought I'd create a post about itContentious yes! But it has got me wondering...
So what are they really and do they really exist?
Are they only called that because people who ain't 'in them' (and shouldn't be) but want to be and can't... in fact, if they got 'in' they'd discover that there isn't really a clique at all - just a group of similar people who know how to conduct themselves and get along as a result. I think it has a lot to do with possessing basic social skills...<<< That's my opinion :thumbup:
Are there really cliques here, there and elsewhere and what can we do about them or do we need to do anything at all?
Is there a Forum clique, a Chat clique, a Munch clique, a Social clique, a Dogging clique or is is really just that we each like different things and prefer sharing similar environments with similar people to enjoy them? I think so
What do you think?
I dont think there are cliques, more like there are regular users and there are less regular users, more regular users get to 'know' each other more and hence have more in jokes etc than thos (like me) who dont really have a flucking clue what's going on!
Not cliques just heavy users,medium users and light users.
