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robd
11th-December-2006, 11:51 AM
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Limited range of options but who cares, that's what the 'Other - see below' option is for. Maybe one of the friendly Legion of Moderators could add things I have missed into the poll after the event?
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Tessalicious
11th-December-2006, 12:14 PM
On Saturday, I'll be at Jag Jive in Bookham. Anyone joining us for a celebration of the birthday girl Daydreaming Diva (otherwise known as Mummy 'Licious)?

Paulthetrainer
11th-December-2006, 12:27 PM
Xmas Ball in Bromley.

Donna
11th-December-2006, 01:34 PM
At my local - Wrexham xmas party on 15th....

Yogi_Bear
11th-December-2006, 02:17 PM
At my local - Wrexham xmas party on 15th....
Likewise - Norwich (Ceroc) Christmas party on Saturday

TheTramp
11th-December-2006, 02:23 PM
Uh huh. Lot closer to home this weekend for me too.

Going to the Masked Ball in Brechin on Saturday night. Suppose that I should maybe look into getting a mask for that. Then no-one will recognise me! :innocent:

Thinking about possibly going through for the WCS on Sunday. If there's anyone from Dundee that wants to drive - I'm fed up of driving after last weekend! Or maybe I'll have a nice quiet day at home :D

Little Monkey
11th-December-2006, 02:27 PM
There's also a Masked Ball at Route66 in Edinburgh this Friday, and a WCS Christmas party in Edinburgh on Sunday. And I'll miss both! :tears:

Oh well, at least I'm going to the Christmas party at Bookham this Saturday, and the Jango t-jive on Sunday. :clap: Hope to se LOTS of my favourite dancers this weekend!

SeriouslyAddicted
11th-December-2006, 02:34 PM
No dancing for me unfortunately - one of my bezzie mates is leaving to live in NZ so it is going to be an emotional farewell party instead :tears:

Double Trouble
11th-December-2006, 02:36 PM
Off to hammersmith. I'll be the nutter in the saucy santa outfit.:blush:

MartinHarper
11th-December-2006, 03:07 PM
Friday - Halesowen again? Possibly Bristol for the "Hoppin' Mad Christmas Ball", if they have tickets spare.
Saturday - Birthday party for sister's hubby
Sunday - Bromsgrove T-Dance managed to book itself against Jazz Cafe again, and Jazz Cafe still wins for me.

David Bailey
11th-December-2006, 03:31 PM
Off to hammersmith. I'll be the nutter in the saucy santa outfit.:blush:
Two rooms? Where's the other one then? :confused:

(Seeing as you seem to know all the nooks and crannies of various venues :whistle: )

fletch
11th-December-2006, 03:32 PM
Sunday - Bromsgrove T-Dance managed to book itself against Jazz Cafe again, and Jazz Cafe still wins for me.

:confused:

are you coming to bromsgrove ?


Stockport on Saturday Jonh Bretts DJing :worthy:

If the ticket comes through :what:

anyone had there tickets for Daventry? or have I missed it on another tread :blush:

icebraker
11th-December-2006, 03:39 PM
:confused:

are you coming to bromsgrove ?


Stockport on Saturday Jonh Bretts DJing :worthy:

If the ticket comes through :what:

anyone had there tickets for Daventry? or have I missed it on another tread :blush:fletch sorrey i had to shoot off before the end on sataday se you soon :hug: :kiss:

Double Trouble
11th-December-2006, 03:40 PM
Two rooms? Where's the other one then? :confused:

(Seeing as you seem to know all the nooks and crannies of various venues :whistle: )

What?

MartinHarper
11th-December-2006, 03:43 PM
:confused:

are you coming to bromsgrove ?

Nope, going to Gary Boon's Jazz Cafe instead, down Cheltenham way.

David Bailey
11th-December-2006, 03:51 PM
What?
I wondered if you or anyone knew where this second room at Hammersmith was, as stated in the poll option, where Marc will (presumably) be playing?

Lory
11th-December-2006, 03:54 PM
I wondered if you or anyone knew where this second room at Hammersmith was, as stated in the poll option, where Marc will (presumably) be playing?

Last time I went and they had two rooms, it was downstairs. It's not a very big room and it got very hot but the music was fab!

fletch
11th-December-2006, 04:15 PM
fletch sorrey i had to shoot off before the end on sataday se you soon :hug: :kiss:


no probs babes :flower: are you coming to Bromsgrove :confused: its about time we seen you there :hug: we need all the men we can get :wink:



Nope, going to Gary Boon's Jazz Cafe instead, down Cheltenham way.


:tears:

icebraker
11th-December-2006, 04:22 PM
no probs babes :flower: are you coming to Bromsgrove :confused: its about time we seen you there :hug: we need all the men we can get :wink:





:tears:tell me more about Bromsgrove and are you asking ??:kiss: :kiss:

fletch
11th-December-2006, 04:42 PM
tell me more about Bromsgrove and are you asking ??:kiss: :kiss:

I'll PM you,:flower: I don't wan't to get banned again,:rolleyes: its to much hassel :na:

Lorna
11th-December-2006, 04:47 PM
I'll be at The Masked Ball in Brechin and really looking forward to it!! :clap:

Lotsa love lorna x-x

Husky_Cat
11th-December-2006, 05:02 PM
No dancing for me this weekend, am off to Dundee Deaf club 's xmas meal and drinks on saturday!

skippy
11th-December-2006, 11:00 PM
[QUOTE=TheTramp:D[/QUOTE]

Think Fiona might be going on Sunday, not sure who else from Dundee, Yvonne has already got car load and I'm staying in Edinburgh cause have works night out at the Roxburgh!!!!:sad:
Missing the Masked Ball think it will be a fanastic night.:blush: Hope everyone who's going have loads of fun!!!(with out me):tears: :rofl:

Minnie M
11th-December-2006, 11:09 PM
I'm going to the Jive Aces "East Grinstead, Wintertime Swing" it is their very own bash - really looking forward to it should be great :yeah: :clap:

Paulthetrainer
11th-December-2006, 11:59 PM
No dancing for me unfortunately - one of my bezzie mates is leaving to live in NZ so it is going to be an emotional farewell party instead :tears:

There's no room for sentiment now you're a dancer Nicola.

Just pop your head round the door, wave to your mate, shout "See ya xxxxxx", blow her a kiss, leg it back to your car and get yourself off to dancing.....:D

Spin dryer
12th-December-2006, 01:31 AM
Last time I went and they had two rooms, it was downstairs. It's not a very big room and it got very hot but the music was fab!

It got very hot indeed, particularly in the little store room to the rear of the blues room (it was full of so many hundreds of stainless steel tea sets that there was no room to manoeuvre!).

WittyBird
12th-December-2006, 01:34 AM
It got very hot indeed, particularly in the little store room to the rear of the blues room (it was full of so many hundreds of stainless steel tea sets that there was no room to manoeuvre!).

Spin Dryer??????????? I know OF a Tumble Dryer, but a Spin Dryer??? :whistle:

Maybe you're the same person and I'm getting confused :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Spin dryer
12th-December-2006, 01:48 AM
Spin Dryer??????????? I know OF a Tumble Dryer, but a Spin Dryer??? :whistle:

Maybe you're the same person and I'm getting confused :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Yes, I'm dual function and multi speed.

Bluey
12th-December-2006, 02:53 AM
Im off to Tinsel Ball, Tylney Hall Leatherhead on 15th

rubyred
12th-December-2006, 03:16 AM
Stockport Town Hall on 16th and maybe Heaton Moor Manchester or Grappenall Warrington on 17th.

Mostlysane
12th-December-2006, 08:40 AM
Oxford on Friday. Yay Fletch I'll see you there. :)

And Woking Christmas party on the Sunday evening.

Minnie M
12th-December-2006, 09:10 AM
Im off to Tinsel Ball, Tylney Hall Leatherhead on 15th
I heard really good reports about this venue and it's last event - could you write up a revue on this please (on the appropriate thread of course)
Thanks :hug:

fletch
12th-December-2006, 09:18 AM
Stockport Town Hall on 16th

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do you fancy Oxford on Friday ? i think 'Shell' might drive to mine and we could all go together and i'll drive back to mine i'm at junk 13 on the M6


Oxford on Friday. Yay Fletch I'll see you there. :)



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ooooo some nice dances :hug:

HelenB
12th-December-2006, 10:41 AM
Hammersmith - Sat :D

It'll be my first time :rolleyes: ....be gentle :flower: ....

David Bailey
12th-December-2006, 11:10 AM
Hippodrome, Friday. Probably.

Dizzy
12th-December-2006, 11:45 AM
Which button are you going as this time, DJ? :whistle:

What if Simon decides on a zipper :eek:

Cruella
12th-December-2006, 01:37 PM
Hammersmith - Sat :D

It'll be my first time :rolleyes: ....be gentle :flower: ....

You've got to survive the car journey first. With myself, Zebra Woman and Rob D, I don't out hold much hope for your sanity!

HelenB
12th-December-2006, 01:45 PM
You've got to survive the car journey first. With myself, Zebra Woman and Rob D, I don't out hold much hope for your sanity!

Sanity went a long time ago so no problems there :D

I'm more worried about whether it's wise to let RobD drive - I'd rather be dancing then waiting for the RAC :rolleyes:

David Bailey
12th-December-2006, 01:47 PM
You've got to survive the car journey first.
And the "parking experience", which usually seems to take longer...

Cruella
12th-December-2006, 01:50 PM
Sanity went a long time ago so no problems there :D

I'm more worried about whether it's wise to let RobD drive - I'd rather be dancing then waiting for the RAC :rolleyes:

Haven't you sussed out why he's prepared to drive 3 women?
It's not for our dancing, beauty or conversation! He wants us to push the car when it conks out!

Zebra Woman
12th-December-2006, 02:16 PM
Haven't you sussed out why he's prepared to drive 3 women?
It's not for our dancing, beauty or conversation! He wants us to push the car when it conks out!

Oh ....

You mean he isn't taking us all dogging at Junction 13? :confused:

David Bailey
12th-December-2006, 02:22 PM
Oh ....

You mean he isn't taking us all dogging at Junction 13? :confused:
Junction 13? I thought it was Jn 12? :eek:

Err. That is. :blush:

Paul F
12th-December-2006, 04:33 PM
Well it looks like I am at a loose end on Saturday evening so I was thinking I might head down to Hammersmith.
Is the blues room really small and hot? How bad exactly?

robd
12th-December-2006, 04:38 PM
Haven't you sussed out why he's prepared to drive 3 women?
It's not for our dancing, beauty or conversation!

Perhaps it is. But which of you provides which element is perhaps best left unsaid :wink:

Helen/ZW - Complimentary earplug sets will be provided for your in-ride pleasure :whistle:

Cruella
12th-December-2006, 04:44 PM
Oh ....

You mean he isn't taking us all dogging at Junction 13? :confused:



Helen/ZW - Complimentary earplug sets will be provided for your in-ride pleasure :whistle:
Yes, but just you two by the looks of things.

fletch
12th-December-2006, 04:47 PM
Junction 13? I thought it was Jn 12? :eek:

Err. That is. :blush:

I whish you lot would keep up:rolleyes: Doging is at junk 11 Canock:na:

I live between Junk 12/13 get off Junk 12 if you are coming from the south get off at Junk 13 if you are coming from the north :D

David Bailey
12th-December-2006, 04:49 PM
I whish you lot would keep up:rolleyes: Doging is at junk 11 Canock:na:

I live between Junk 12/13 get off Junk 12 if you are coming from the south get off at Junk 13 if you are coming from the north :D
You know, that sounds like scarily authentic knowledge... :eek:

tiger
12th-December-2006, 08:04 PM
Why are people worried about the blues room at Hammersmith being too hot and no space. That sounds ideal.

Lee Bartholomew
12th-December-2006, 08:38 PM
Will be at Bromley. Whys that not on the list? will be quite popular.

Daydreaming Diva
13th-December-2006, 12:59 AM
I heard really good reports about this venue and it's last event
Thanks :hug:

I shall be at Leatherhead on Friday 15th - hope that one or two Forumites will try this brilliant venue with its great dance floor.

Saturday 16th off to Jag Jive at Bookham. Anyone else from the Forum coming?

Bluey
13th-December-2006, 02:56 AM
I shall be at Leatherhead on Friday 15th - hope that one or two Forumites will try this brilliant venue with its great dance floor.

Saturday 16th off to Jag Jive at Bookham. Anyone else from the Forum coming?

Good Im going, see you there on 15th at the Leisure Centre (Tylney Hall), its 8-1am Im sure and its a huge venue, i understand 16th is sold out but I wish you a happy brithday:cheers:

fletch
13th-December-2006, 03:22 PM
You know, that sounds like scarily authentic knowledge... :eek:

Stan Collymore's old haunt is only 5 mins from my house :eek: its not my kinda thing :sick:

Shodan
14th-December-2006, 05:17 PM
This weekend I will mostly be attending:

Fri: Exeter Jive freestyle
Sat: Salsa Xmas PArty & Duncan's (forumite - Detomo(?)) party (about 5 minutes walk from each other conveniently)
Sun: Staying in bed recovering. :rofl:

Northants Girly
14th-December-2006, 09:49 PM
Oxford on Friday. Yay Fletch I'll see you there. :)


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What's the car parking situation like in Oxford near this venue? :confused:

fletch
14th-December-2006, 10:20 PM
What's the car parking situation like in Oxford near this venue? :confused:

I park right out side, but thats another story :wink:

littlewiggle
14th-December-2006, 10:40 PM
Off to Pulse at Bulwell on saturday - usually a good night there!

David Bailey
14th-December-2006, 10:48 PM
I park right out side, but thats another story :wink:
Hmmm, maybe a "dogging" thread is called for, whilst I'm in Splitting Mode.

fletch
15th-December-2006, 09:45 AM
Hmmm, maybe a "dogging" thread is called for, whilst I'm in Splitting Mode.

you have go the wrong end of the stick :na:

quick throw it for the dog to catch :D

my lips are sealed :whistle:

marty_baby
15th-December-2006, 01:31 PM
Dunno how this weekend snowballed - But I'm dancing 3 days on the trot - not use to that at all!


Oxford
Hammersmith - never been there - yeeeehar!
Putney - brill!


Going to try to pace myself each day - and not go crazy all night long like I usually do..... perhaps practice smoooooth.... relaaaaaaaaxed dancing..... enjoy the moments - rather than try to wring the very most of out each track! .......I'll try at least! :D

Lory
15th-December-2006, 01:44 PM
I've added The Final Monday Meltdown Party, so a few of you may wish to withdraw your votes and vote again :)

TheTramp
15th-December-2006, 02:21 PM
I've added The Final Monday Meltdown Party, so a few of you may wish to withdraw your votes and vote again :)

But that's not the weekend. That's next week.....

Lory
15th-December-2006, 02:28 PM
But that's not the weekend. That's next week.....

I know :devil: what ya gonna do about it? :D

TheTramp
15th-December-2006, 02:32 PM
I know :devil: what ya gonna do about it? :D

I'm going to with-hold my attendance as a protest against having Monday Mango put into a weekend thread!

Lory
15th-December-2006, 02:36 PM
I'm going to with-hold my attendance as a protest against having Monday Mango put into a weekend thread!

That's what I call 'cutting your nose off, to spoil your face' seeing as you live so near an' all :wink:

TheTramp
15th-December-2006, 03:33 PM
That's what I call 'cutting your nose off, to spoil your face' seeing as you live so near an' all :wink:

Baby, it's too late. Can't spoil this face any more than it is! :what:

Jamie
15th-December-2006, 03:37 PM
Baby, it's too late. Can't spoil this face any more than it is! :what:

:yeah:




Luv ya rly!! :hug:

Cruella
15th-December-2006, 05:23 PM
But that's not the weekend. That's next week.....
Not for me, I have mondays off work, so it's still part of the weekend to me. :D


Baby, it's too late. Can't spoil this face any more than it is! :what::whistle: (Keep your mouth shut Di, resist resist.)

Twirly
15th-December-2006, 05:46 PM
It does look as if there are going to be lots of forumites that I've never met before at Hammersmith tomorrow - would someone whom I have met previously please introduce me to some I haven't (or reintroduce me since you won't know whom I have or haven't met :rolleyes: )?

Be really nice to meet some of you... :nice:

Alfie
15th-December-2006, 10:15 PM
:grin: I shall be at bromsgrove Sunday:grin:

Really look forward to it as I'm not dancing as much as I would like at the moment.
See you there:clap:

David Bailey
15th-December-2006, 10:23 PM
I know :devil: what ya gonna do about it? :D
Oh look, Lory's not online at the moment... :innocent: :whistle:

Lory
16th-December-2006, 12:41 AM
Oh look, Lory's not online at the moment... :innocent: :whistle:

:really: Well, I'm back NOW! :devil: :D

WittyBird
16th-December-2006, 12:44 AM
:really: Well, I'm back NOW! :devil: :D

I beat you home though :na: :na: :na:

*Holding a secret in hands* :D

fletch
16th-December-2006, 06:01 AM
:grin: I shall be at bromsgrove Sunday:grin:

Really look forward to it as I'm not dancing as much as I would like at the moment.
See you there:clap:

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save me a dance :hug:

Minnie M
16th-December-2006, 09:42 AM
Well I am going to the Jive Aces Winter Party Dance in East Grinstead - it should be on the list too :sad: so that will be me and Jivenight at least going there :clap:

fletch
16th-December-2006, 10:34 AM
I went to Oxford last night well what can I say but

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

I had a fantastic night, got my head back into gear, and had some lovely dances. thanks to

KevF :drool:
MostleySane, I allway feel good after our dances
Fred, nice new moves
Roy, for going easy on me
MartieBaby, good body roll,:whistle: sorry:blush:
Kryton1 I bet you thing every time we dance it cost you :D


But special thanks to a lovely lady who was the best female lead I have ever had the pleasure to dance with, can't put her name down, I didn't quite get the pronunciation, she from Northampton WOW! :respect:

Congratulations to KevF for his 3rd place in dance with a stranger

Congratulations to Michelle from Manchester for 1st place dancing with the above lady lead, a worthy winner.:worthy:

The water was expensive at £1.50 a bottle but that's been picky.:really:

The music was just tremendous, OurManFlynn, brill.:respect:



Thank you to RubyRed for been wonderful company and listening to all my 'twittering' :hug:

Roy does know how to put on an 'up market' venue :worthy:

Mostlysane
16th-December-2006, 12:32 PM
Fantastic night. Ditto everything Fletch just said. One of the best freestyles i've been to in a long long time. The atmosphere in there fab. Roy and his team certainly know how to put on a good bash.

Fletch. Awesome dances as always. Thanks babe. And only one dance with Rubyred :( I couldn't find her later for the rematch. She was probably hiding. :P

All we need to do now is get Roy to book the room opposite and put a blues room in there. Now that would be a great idea. :)

fletch
16th-December-2006, 01:29 PM
Fletch. Awesome dances as always. Thanks babe. And only one dance with Rubyred :( I couldn't find her later for the rematch. She was probably hiding. :P
All we need to do now is get Roy to book the room opposite and put a blues room in there. Now that would be a great idea. :)


proberbly crying in a corner having been turned down by Matibaby :tears:

:devil:


And the venue is Ceroc, we could get OXO'S DJing :respect:

:worthy: :worthy:

marty_baby
16th-December-2006, 01:54 PM
proberbly crying in a corner having been turned down by Matibaby :tears:

:devil:





....spluttering my coffee!..... huff huff.... :rofl:

No far!... I had to towel down - for decencies sake - and I did come back and look for her - but she had scarpered off somewhere - no doubt with another one of the various loose men out there!!


Martin :hug:


PS:
The female lead was "Tor" - I was screaming my head off when she lead me.... the things you girls do in dancing! multiple spins, drops - to floor - yikes! I ran when she suggested some arieals! :D


A brill night - Roll on Hammersmith tonight!

fletch
16th-December-2006, 07:58 PM
....spluttering my coffee!..... huff huff.... :rofl:

No far!... I had to towel down - for decencies sake - and I did come back and look for her - but she had scarpered off somewhere - no doubt with another one of the various loose men out there!!


Martin :hug:


PS:
The female lead was "Tor" - I was screaming my head off when she lead me.... the things you girls do in dancing! multiple spins, drops - to floor - yikes! I ran when she suggested some arieals! :D




yeah yeah thats what you say :rolleyes: run off, :wink:

forget the arieals, the piggy back looked good :rofl:

LilyB
17th-December-2006, 12:09 AM
I went to Oxford last night well what can I say but

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

- snip -

Roy does know how to put on an 'up market' venue :worthy:

:yeah: :yeah: :yeah:

What a fabulous party that was. Oxford Town Hall looked lovely and very festive, and the floor is simply superb. Great music, fantastic cabaret by Amir & Cat, and lots of brilliant dancers.

rubyred
17th-December-2006, 03:24 AM
:yeah: :yeah: :yeah:

What a fabulous party that was. Oxford Town Hall looked lovely and very festive, and the floor is simply superb. Great music, fantastic cabaret by Amir & Cat, and lots of brilliant dancers.


Yes it was a lovely evening and I thoroughly enjoyed myself, thank you to Fletch and Diane. :flower:

Stockport Town Hall was just superb tonight, the music, John Brett was DJ ing, the floor and the hall is as always fabulous, the dancers were brilliant, chocolates, mince pies,and the company of friends new and old, a perfect combination for a great evening.

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fletch
17th-December-2006, 06:29 AM
Stockport was Fab the best night I have had in ages

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:


John Brett...your set was just brill :worthy:


thank you Rob for the lovely dance :hug:


OXO'S your mad :D


It was wonderful to have BARMPOT back even if he has cracked his ribs :what:

RubyRed thanks for just been there :hug:

stewart38
17th-December-2006, 11:00 AM
Hammersmith was ok, nice extra room. I say ok as it doesnt seem to have the christmas buzz of yrs gone by, just like another freestly night with extra room. not as many drunken letcherous women as in the pass , ah well or maybe im getting older and they just dont letch and more :sad:

best 3 dances was in the blues room with a certain lady that shall not be named, pity i didnt get any more :whistle:

Tiggerbabe
17th-December-2006, 12:25 PM
Saturday night in Brechin was just fab! Thanks to Lorna and Trampy for some great music, the ladies and gents all looked wonderful in their "Ball" finery and some of the masks were just amazing.

Coffee and mince pies was a lovely touch, your dad makes a mean cuppa, Lorna :D

cheeks
17th-December-2006, 12:43 PM
Saturday night in Brechin was just fab! Thanks to Lorna and Trampy for some great music, the ladies and gents all looked wonderful in their "Ball" finery and some of the masks were just amazing.

Coffee and mince pies was a lovely touch, your dad makes a mean cuppa, Lorna :D

:yeah:

Everyone looked amazing!

I had an absolutley fantastic night full of fab dances and great company!

:drool:

ShinyWeeStar
17th-December-2006, 05:53 PM
Saturday night in Brechin was just fab! Thanks to Lorna and Trampy for some great music, the ladies and gents all looked wonderful in their "Ball" finery and some of the masks were just amazing.

Coffee and mince pies was a lovely touch, your dad makes a mean cuppa, Lorna :D
:yeah: 'Twas a great night. The mince pies and mask decorations were a lovely touch! Well done Lorna. :D

And thanks again Trampy for being much better company than I was on the drive up and back, and for being so good at telling me where to go. :wink:

fletch
18th-December-2006, 12:54 AM
Just back from Bromsgrove 't' dance :flower:

The lads DJing did well :hug: but we do miss you OXO'S :worthy:


lovely to see so many forumites there :clap:

including the one and only WITTYBIRD :love:

roll on Friday :cheers:

Lorna
18th-December-2006, 11:49 AM
Hi everyone,

I had a brilliant time on Sat. Thank you to all who supported the night. :hug:

Need to thank Trampy for playing fab music for me, Jane for doing all the hall decorations and both sets of parents for all their help. :kiss:

This was the first party that I have organised and I am very pleased but exhausted. :respect: to Franck for doing this several times a year.

I hope everybody had a good time and roll on the next one!!! :wink:

Thank you for all the dances I had, especially Dunk. Pleased to meet you at last and a pleasure to dance with you. :flower:

Lotsa love lorna x-x

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 11:55 AM
Lost my Hammersmith Virginity. Was a great night.

Stayed upstairs most of it as music was more my thing but did venture in to the blues room to watch some of the forumites that converged there. Some (staying nameless) were brill :clap:.

Is it always that busy there? Great floor upstairs, Just ashame alot of it was taken by people standing around talking :angry:. Have taken to gently nudging people who do that. :whistle:.

Does it always go on till 2am?

Twirly
18th-December-2006, 12:18 PM
Does it always go on till 2am?

No – normally 1am.

Didn’t get there till quite late though, unfortunately, I wasn’t impressed with Saturday, and I’ve taken to being a Hammersmith regular. It was like an overcrowded sauna upstairs. I expected it to be busier than normal, but I didn’t expect them to do away with that big fan they normally have drawing cold fresh air from outside to circulate near the stage. :really: Why? :confused:

Still, I had a reasonably good time – wasn’t dancing my best though. :( Still a bit off colour and haven’t been going as regularly as I used to because of being ill. And new shoes and blisters… :tears:

Had hoped to meet a few more forumites, but it was great to meet the few that I did – and thanks MissyD for being my one-woman introduction agency! :hug: I did venture down to the blues room, but didn’t dance and so went back upstairs. I didn’t see anyone I knew apart from Witty and PaulF and didn’t have the confidence to ask anyone to dance down there, having only been in a blues room once before at Camber.

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 12:22 PM
{snip}

I have a feeling we danced at one point, or at least I think I saw you upstairs. I spent most of the night in the back right of the hall near the main exit.

It was really hot upstairs and didn't really enjoy the floor downstairs. Will def be up for going again though.

Sheppy
18th-December-2006, 12:43 PM
Saturday at Pulse was superb, well worth the 55 mile trip. Good music, plenty of good dancers, haven't danced that much in ages. :clap:

Twirly
18th-December-2006, 01:07 PM
I have a feeling we danced at one point, or at least I think I saw you upstairs. I spent most of the night in the back right of the hall near the main exit.

It was really hot upstairs and didn't really enjoy the floor downstairs. Will def be up for going again though.

Well you were pointed out to me at one point… but you had your back to me so I couldn’t really see you… :confused: I was wearing a long blue patterned silk dress…

Be nice to dance with you another time though :nice:

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 01:08 PM
Well you were pointed out to me at one point… but you had your back to me so I couldn’t really see you… :confused: I was wearing a long blue patterned silk dress…

Be nice to dance with you another time though :nice:

Yeah just grab me. Pref not in the Blues room though :yum:

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 01:12 PM
Hammersmith.

Didn't enjoy it.

Not going back.

Ever.

You have my permission to shoot me if you see me there again.

Cruella
18th-December-2006, 01:16 PM
Hammersmith.

Didn't enjoy it.

Not going back.

Ever.

You have my permission to shoot me if you see me there again.

Was our dance that bad? :rolleyes:

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 01:21 PM
Was our dance that bad? :rolleyes:
Obviously, every forumette was gorgeous. :rolleyes: :na:

Sorry, it was just overhyped, overpriced, and underwhelming.

Feelingpink
18th-December-2006, 01:22 PM
Obviously, every forumette was gorgeous. :rolleyes: :na:

Sorry, it was just overhyped, overpriced, and underwhelming.The dance with Cruella or Hammersmith? :sick:

Paul F
18th-December-2006, 01:24 PM
I ended up going to Hammersmith on Saturday and found it to be, well, not too bad.

The upstairs floor was a nice speed for me. I didnt notice too many canyon-like holes which I noticed the last time.
It was busy but I expected that. Unfortunately the floorcraft was still lacking.
The music upstairs was ok. Pretty standard Ceroc fare but as expected. I quite enjoyed it really.

Downstairs was a decent room. Sound quality wasnt the best but the music was good. The floor was pretty diabolical early on. Its that certain amount of resistance when you try and lift you're foot off the floor that always concerns me. HOWEVER, this was dealt with after someone mentioned it to the organisers. Can't say fairer than that. It wasn't in any way fantastic to dance on but the effort was put in. In fact it reminded me of the time someone complained of a spillage at the Storm Ceroc Weekender. Within seconds the crew were out putting it right. Very respectable.

I didnt really notice the heat too much either which is unusual for me. Maybe its because I didnt dance every track or it might have been due to the icy wind outside :nice:

There was 1 big downside for me though. I paid £16 to get in. Thats £15 standard entry + £1 because I never carry one of my many Ceroc cards with me.
I had to ask myself was this event worth the considerable extra amount over other 2 room events. I have to say a resounding no - although I did not participate in the complimentary food and drink so this may have clouded my judgement.

Overall quite a good night but very expensive.

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 01:24 PM
The dance with Cruella or Hammersmith? :sick:

The entire place. Waste of £15.

Cruella
18th-December-2006, 01:30 PM
The entire place. Waste of £15.

Nice to know i'm not worth £15. :whistle:

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 01:55 PM
The entire place. Waste of £15.

Is it normally that price? It's norm a tenner or so isn't it?

If thats the case then £10 for 6 odd hours of dancing isn't bad in the scheame of things. It was pretty hot upstairs and quite busy till after 1. Was cooler downstairs but that wasn't really my thing and was still crowded and was a poor floor.

The dancers seemed to be of a good mix in standard. The music seemed to be a good mix and the people seemed friendly enough. Can't really ask for more.

SuzyQ
18th-December-2006, 01:57 PM
Well, I had a lovely night on Saturday ... lots of my favourite dancers in 1 room ... felt spoilt!

:grin:

Am now gonna have to spend ages going through the post a picture thread to work out why I still have no idea who David James is!

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 01:58 PM
The dancers seemed to be of a good mix in standard. The music seemed to be a good mix and the people seemed friendly enough. Can't really ask for more.
You can ask for tango music to be played. You won't get any, but you can ask.


Am now gonna have to spend ages going through the post a picture thread to work out why I still have no idea who David James is!
I don't actually exist, I'm just a fictional alias, used by a number of people to post grumpy comments.

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 02:00 PM
Am now gonna have to spend ages going through the post a picture thread to work out why I still have no idea who David James is!

He's not how I thought he would look. I thought all mods were 6Ft tall wore glasses and looked like geeks. How wrong I was :rofl:

Double Trouble
18th-December-2006, 02:07 PM
Hammersmith.

Didn't enjoy it.

Not going back.

Ever.

You have my permission to shoot me if you see me there again.

Glad I stayed at home and watched the final of X Factor instead. Thanks for cheering me up DJ...thought I had missed a good night.:love:

Twirly
18th-December-2006, 02:09 PM
Hammersmith.

Didn't enjoy it.

Not going back.

Ever.

You have my permission to shoot me if you see me there again.

So what would you have them do differently - since you're normally so keen on constructive criticism? :wink: Apart from play tango music at an event that isn't a tango event that is. :rolleyes:


Is it normally that price? It's norm a tenner or so isn't it?

If thats the case then £10 for 6 odd hours of dancing isn't bad in the scheame of things.

Yep, £10 (I thought it was going to be £12 as it was for the first two "parties" I went to there earlier this year, Valentine's and St Patrick's Day - £15 was a bit of a shock, though as we arrived at 11, it was £13 I think). £8 if you arrive at 10.15 or later normally, which is still OK if you're dancing till 1.


Am now gonna have to spend ages going through the post a picture thread to work out why I still have no idea who David James is!

Well I caught a fleeting glimpse - he certainly moves quickly! :rofl:

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 02:10 PM
{snip}

You have my permission to shoot me if you see me there again.

They took my gun off me at the door :tears:

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 02:12 PM
And what was going on with all the glittery waist coats? I thought I walked in to a magic circle meeting.

Double Trouble
18th-December-2006, 02:12 PM
They took my gun off me at the door :tears:

Troubles got one you can borrow, but i think Dave the Scaffolder still has it. Once he has killed DJ, you can have the gun and kill him again.

SuzyQ
18th-December-2006, 02:27 PM
And what was going on with all the glittery waist coats? I thought I walked in to a magic circle meeting.

You are right, there were at least 2 of them downstairs ...

Trinny and Susannah at MJ events could have a field day ... not that I can talk!

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 02:37 PM
You are right, there were at least 2 of them downstairs ...

Trinny and Susannah at MJ events could have a field day ... not that I can talk!

You should have seen what was going on upstairs. My eyes still hurt.

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 02:43 PM
So what would you have them do differently - since you're normally so keen on constructive criticism? :wink: Apart from play tango music at an event that isn't a tango event that is. :rolleyes:
Yeah, but normally, an event is salvage-able - Hammersmith is just too far gone.


And what was going on with all the glittery waist coats? I thought I walked in to a magic circle meeting.
Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:

Lee Bartholomew
18th-December-2006, 02:45 PM
Yeah, but normally, an event is salvage-able - Hammersmith is just too far gone.


Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:

:rofl: Soz DJ. Your the one person who it suited. Think everyone was tying to copy you. :rofl:

SuzyQ
18th-December-2006, 02:59 PM
Yeah, but normally, an event is salvage-able - Hammersmith is just too far gone.


Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:

Ah ha ... I might be getting closer to discovering the true identity of DJ!
Sorry for dissing the waistcoat ...
oops!

David Bailey
18th-December-2006, 03:06 PM
Sorry for dissing the waistcoat ...


To paraphrase The Great Terry:

Everyone has a conditional clause in their life, some little unspoken addition to the rules like, "Except when I really need to," or "Unless no one is looking," or, indeed, "Unless the first one was a nougat." DavidJames had for years embraced a belief in the sanctity of all life and the ultimate uselessness of violence, but his personal conditional clause was, "But not the waistcoat. No one disses the waistcoat, okay?"

marty_baby
18th-December-2006, 03:14 PM
Hiya All,

I'm happy to say I really enjoyed Hammersmith on Saturday!

IMHO Good value for money - £15 - for a London dance, 2am fini, 2 rooms - Mark F on the decks downstairs for chrissakes! Good quality nibbles, loads of friendly people with a good mix of abilities etc etc.....


2am came far too quickly - a sure sign of a good varied night.


But boy - What with Oxford the night before as well - did we pay for it on Sunday! Hanging at Jango unfortunatley - and didn't dance all that well at all. Had a nice time tho watch other enjoying themselves.


Martin :hug:

skippy
18th-December-2006, 04:43 PM
Didn't manage on Sat to the Masked Ball:tears: but did go to WSC party on Sunday in Edinburgh.:wink: Unfortunately Graham was ill but it was still great had fun time dancing with peolpe up from Newcastle and James. Brady and Dave who I haven't seen for ages.:hug: Cristina stepped in with myself and James Mc to teach a fun class of Tandem Swing. Everyone did so well. What a laugh.:rofl:
Have a Merry Christms and hope Santa is kind to everyone!!:love:

Juju
18th-December-2006, 09:16 PM
Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:

You wore a glittery waistcoat??

Bless. :worthy:

foxylady
19th-December-2006, 01:23 AM
I went to hammersmith on Saturday and had a fabulous time !!

Spent most of my time in the blues room, which was fab once they got the floor sorted as the music Marc was playing was gorgeous...

I also spent time upstairs, and had some lovely dances to some lovely (but more up beat) tracks... Loved the floor upstairs although some were saying it was too slippery....

Enjoyed the champagne on arrival, a few nibbles, and some choccies later...
Didn't think it was bad value actually...

Had a dance with DJ, he didn't seem too grumpy at that point (I think he might even have smiled), but maybe I was blinded by the sparkly waistcoat...

FL

Missy D
19th-December-2006, 08:53 AM
I went to Hammersmith on sat and hated it! I managed to get 3 dance refusals in a row and was really pi$$ed off. Thanks for cheering me up Foxy one!:hug:

In a Catherine Tate gran voice the words "whad a load of ole $hit" springs to mind.

WittyBird
19th-December-2006, 10:29 AM
Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:

Sorry, but I told you last year it was ridiculous :rolleyes:

Double Trouble
19th-December-2006, 10:42 AM
I went to Hammersmith on sat and hated it! I managed to get 3 dance refusals in a row and was really pi$$ed off. Thanks for cheering me up Foxy one!:hug:

In a Catherine Tate gran voice the words "whad a load of ole $hit" springs to mind.

Tell us how you really feel.....don't beat around the bush.:rofl: :respect: :rofl:

fletch
19th-December-2006, 10:52 AM
Great, now people are dissing my waistcoat. :tears:


Sorry, but I told you last year it was ridiculous :rolleyes:

:eek: was it the same one :rolleyes: thats the trouble when you wear something noticable :what:

DJ I nipping out to matalan would you like me to have a look what they have for you :flower:

:D

marty_baby
19th-December-2006, 11:39 AM
I went to Hammersmith on sat and hated it! I managed to get 3 dance refusals in a row and was really pi$$ed off. Thanks for cheering me up Foxy one!:hug:

In a Catherine Tate gran voice the words "whad a load of ole $hit" springs to mind.


Sorry to hear that Missy!

Never nice when get refused on the trot like that. I've only had that at small provincial dances - where the local female even look you up and down in a disparaging manner - I mean - Pleeeease - get over yourself! :rofl:


In a large dance like hammersmith - I suppose the best thing is when refused - go to the other side of the floor - and ask someone else from a different crowd.

I was only refused a few times later on in the evening - when the ladies were clearly cream crackered - heels throbbing etc...

Best to ask your favorites early! It only takes one or 2 dances to make the night memorable!


Martin :hug:

PS:
I was at the front at one point, a nice elderly lady asked me to dance - But I really needed a drink/towel down.

Didn't want to be a front row "no go" - so I grabbed her hand, took her to my seat, sat her down and chatted while I sorted myself out - then had a dance with her! hehe

I kinda belive in karma :rofl:

WittyBird
19th-December-2006, 11:45 AM
PS:
I was at the front at one point, a nice elderly lady asked me to dance - But I really needed a drink/towel down.

Didn't want to be a front row "no go" - so I grabbed her hand, took her to my seat, sat her down and chatted while I sorted myself out - then had a dance with her! hehe


Errrr..... that was MissyD :whistle:

Little Monkey
19th-December-2006, 12:10 PM
Saturday 16th - Bookham.
Had a fab night! Danced with lots of new people (well, had to , really, as I didn't know many people there!), no refusals, no bad dances. Thje swing and blues room was too swingy for my liking, but there was a big crowd of lindy-hoppers there, and the dj was trying to please everyone. He definitely made up for it by giving us 4 tango tracks at the end of the evening, though!:clap:

Also had so many compliments for my dancing that my head swelled up, and I had to go home and pop it at the end of the night. :D

Oh, and the food...... So much of it, and so much yummy stuff!!! Lots of CAKES. They had to put four big tables together to get space for all of it, and it was still completely packed full of goodies!:drool:

Sunday 17th - Jango t-jive.
Another fab dance! Great music, great dancers, good floor, scrummy CAKES. Again, danced with lots of lovely people, and lots of people I've never danced with before. Oh, and lovely to meet and dance with NZ Monkey!

Again - so many compliments for my dancing that head needed deflating when I got home.:rolleyes:

Monday 18th - The Final MELTDOWN!
WOW! What a night! Fantastic music, and absolutely spoilt for choice with great dancers! My hightlight was a fabulous dance with Amir, followed directly by an equally fab dance with Paul F! Oh, and lots of kisses (due to some mistletoe that Amir supplied!)

We also had a guest slot by DJ Kenobe!

Oh, and did I mention the CAKES? I contributed a chocolate and cointreau cake, and someone else made a SCRUMMY cheesecake ('twas to die for!). And there were gooey chocolatey flapjacky things, and lots of other savoury and sweet nibbly things. Yummy!:drool:

And again I received so many compliments that my head needs severe deflating. Starting to get quite sore because of the need to puncture it every night! You're very kind, guys, but my poor head just ain't used to it!:eek:

Thanks to everyone who came along to make the evening such a great success, to everyone who brought food, and to everyone who kindly danced with me.

Kev - I'll deal with you tomorrow....:devil:

Lory
19th-December-2006, 01:15 PM
WOW! What a night! Fantastic music, and absolutely spoilt for choice with great dancers!

:yeah:Last night was fun! :cheers:

We had the usual/unusual eclectic mix of music.

Lots of familiar faces, lot's of laughter (even when there shouldn't have been RK and Cruella :whistle: ), lots of chatting and erm yeah, lot's of cake! :yum:

I had some fabulous dances! :grin:

It's such a shame they're going to knock it down, it really does have a unique charm about the place! :(


I'm going to try and upload a small Mpeg

marty_baby
19th-December-2006, 01:49 PM
Errrr..... that was MissyD :whistle:

Get out!

I've danced with Missy D before! That wasn't the lady I was refering too! :rofl:

Now wb.... YOUUUUuuuuuu.... never danced with me... but I won't make an issue of it tho....


martin :hug:

Dai
19th-December-2006, 01:54 PM
Went to the oxford freestyle on fri - it was fantastic. Was my first freestyle in a different area! Loved it, now i'll have to travel more often!!!

fletch
19th-December-2006, 04:59 PM
Now wb.... YOUUUUuuuuuu.... never danced with me... but I won't make an issue of it tho....


martin :hug:

thats cos she heard you refuse :na:


Went to the oxford freestyle on fri - it was fantastic. Was my first freestyle in a different area! Loved it, now i'll have to travel more often!!!


especially when you win 1st prize in the competition :worthy:

Just think of all the lovely people you will meat when traveling :waycool:

TheTramp
19th-December-2006, 05:00 PM
Just think of all the lovely people you will meat when traveling :waycool:

Fletch my dear. That's yet another classic typo!! :worthy:

fletch
19th-December-2006, 06:03 PM
Fletch my dear. That's yet another classic typo!! :worthy:

yes, well my spell checker said it was ok, but then its a correctly spelt word, it just happens to be the wrong one.:blush:


Frank we need a spell checker on hear for Xmas pleaseeeee :flower:

SuzyQ
19th-December-2006, 06:05 PM
yes, well my spell checker said it was ok, but then its a correctly spelt word, it just happens to be the wrong one.:blush:


Frank we need a spell checker on hear for Xmas pleaseeeee :flower:

Fletch ... you are lovely! :kiss:

Missy D
19th-December-2006, 06:29 PM
Thinking of asking ESG for some more refusal row stickers for Ashtons friday. I know that a couple of men that refused me saturday will be there too. Failing that I could always do a stiletto stamper on their feet whilst walking past them.

WittyBird
19th-December-2006, 07:55 PM
Get out!

Yes, sorry it was a joke, let's hope MissyD doesn't see what I wrote eh :whistle:


Now wb.... YOUUUUuuuuuu.... never danced with me... but I won't make an issue of it tho....

I won't make an issue out of the fact that you didn't ask me to dance.

TUT TUT - making it sound like I refused you :na:

Little Monkey
20th-December-2006, 01:04 PM
It's such a shame they're going to knock it down, it really does have a unique charm about the place! :(

Who says anything about knocking it down? It's just being renovated! And it's in dire need of it, too.....:sick:

Lory
20th-December-2006, 02:41 PM
Who says anything about knocking it down? It's just being renovated! And it's in dire need of it, too.....:sick:

Sorry but someone mentioned that they'll be taking the roof off and putting a mezanine floor in and getting rid if the stage, so, I think they might as well! :wink:

DJ Andy
20th-December-2006, 03:44 PM
Saturday 16th - Bookham.
Thje swing and blues room was too swingy for my liking,


Hmm...tries to imagine a Swing Room being too swingy...fails.

It sounds like my sort of dance venue - MJ and plenty of swing.:wink:

It seems to get lots of good comments so I must make an effort to get there in 2007.

Little Monkey
20th-December-2006, 08:32 PM
Hmm...tries to imagine a Swing Room being too swingy...fails.

It sounds like my sort of dance venue - MJ and plenty of swing.:wink:

It seems to get lots of good comments so I must make an effort to get there in 2007.

Well, it was a swing and blues room, but was quite heavy on the fast swing stuff. And I don't do lindy or anything like that, just wcs and jive... Although did dance to a few of the fast swing tracks, in a lindy/swing style jive (did my best, anyway!). Personally I'd have liked to hear more blues and more wcs music, but there was a big crowd of lindy-hoppers there, and the dj had a hard time trying to cater for all the different groups of dancers, all wanting different music!

Still, had a fab time, and will definitely go back! And if you've not been yet, you should definitely give it a try.

David Bailey
20th-December-2006, 09:15 PM
Well, it was a swing and blues room, but was quite heavy on the fast swing stuff. And I don't do lindy or anything like that, just wcs and jive... Although did dance to a few of the fast swing tracks, in a lindy/swing style jive (did my best, anyway!). Personally I'd have liked to hear more blues and more wcs music, but there was a big crowd of lindy-hoppers there, and the dj had a hard time trying to cater for all the different groups of dancers, all wanting different music!
:yeah:
A "Swing and Blues" room? What's that all about then? :what:

Why not have a "Disco and Classical" room, that makes just as much sense musically. :angry:

I guess the answer is that it's a token effort to appeal to two other groups of non-standard-MJ dancers, without having to actually provide separate rooms.

I remember the so-called "swing and blues" room at MJC this year - no bl00dy Blues, that's for sure... :rolleyes:

DJ Andy
20th-December-2006, 09:30 PM
Personally I'd have liked to hear more blues and more wcs music, but there was a big crowd of lindy-hoppers there, and the dj had a hard time trying to cater for all the different groups of dancers, all wanting different music!



I can imagine it was a nightmare for the DJ!
To my mind music for lindy and music for WCS just don't belong together.
And Blues music tends to mean different things to lindy,MJ and WCS dancers.
...the post by DavidJames kind of proves my point!

(Although what Blues music means to AT dancers I have no idea!):devil:

TheTramp
20th-December-2006, 09:39 PM
:yeah:
A "Swing and Blues" room? What's that all about then? :what:

Why not have a "Disco and Classical" room, that makes just as much sense musically. :angry:

I guess the answer is that it's a token effort to appeal to two other groups of non-standard-MJ dancers, without having to actually provide separate rooms.

I remember the so-called "swing and blues" room at MJC this year - no bl00dy Blues, that's for sure... :rolleyes:

I think that Franco probably started off the 'swing and blues' idea together, at the Camber weekends. Certainly, that was where I first came across the idea - about 7 years ago.

I don't agree that there's as much diversity between them as there would be between Disco and Classical. But I think that you already knew that really. A lot of people just play slow swing as blues music, as indeed so do I. But I think that blues is a lot more than just that.

And yes, some DJs will tend to play a lot more swing in a "swing and blues" room than others. There are a couple who will tend a lot more to the blues end though :flower:

And it's only fairly recently that WCS has started to have an impact. The number of people is still pretty low really though. But it should be sort of possible to satisfy all 3 groups with a bit of thought and savvy. Provided none wanted their music exclusively (fat chance?) - although, it doesn't sound like that happened for LM.

ducasi
20th-December-2006, 10:03 PM
:yeah:
A "Swing and Blues" room? What's that all about then? :what:

Why not have a "Disco and Classical" room, that makes just as much sense musically. :angry:
:yeah:

Let's keep (fast) swing out of the blues room! :clap:

DJ Andy
20th-December-2006, 11:10 PM
:yeah:

Let's keep (fast) swing out of the blues room! :clap:

...er...no...let's keep 'really slow' blues out of the swing room.:devil:

TheTramp
21st-December-2006, 12:38 AM
But it should be sort of possible to satisfy all 3 groups with a bit of thought and savvy. Provided none wanted their music exclusively (fat chance?)


Let's keep (fast) swing out of the blues room! :clap:


...er...no...let's keep 'really slow' blues out of the swing room.:devil:

Like I said. Fat chance! :rofl:

MartinHarper
21st-December-2006, 01:18 AM
A "Swing and Blues" room? What's that all about then?

Swung quavers?

Lory
21st-December-2006, 11:37 AM
Like I said. Fat chance! :rofl:

:yeah: Cos, to keep me happy, I'd like a bit of Tango and Latin thrown in that room as well! :D

TheTramp
21st-December-2006, 12:03 PM
:yeah: Cos, to keep me happy, I'd like a bit of Tango and Latin thrown in that room as well! :D

Tango and Latin thrown into the swing and blues room? But surely, the clue is in the name? :na:

Lory
21st-December-2006, 12:11 PM
Tango and Latin thrown into the swing and blues room? But surely, the clue is in the name? :na:

Bahh, what's in a name? :rofl:

TheTramp
21st-December-2006, 12:31 PM
Bahh, what's in a name? :rofl:

You're right. Let's get some disco and classical in there too! :flower:

Lory
21st-December-2006, 12:34 PM
Let's get some disco and classical in there too! :flower:

Erm no...

I know :na: lets just re-name it 'the smooth and funky room' :yeah: :cheers: :clap:

TheTramp
21st-December-2006, 12:35 PM
I know :na: lets just re-name it 'the smooth and funky room' :yeah: :cheers: :clap:

You can call it whatever you like. Just as long as we don't have to have any tango and latin in there! :na:

fletch
21st-December-2006, 01:04 PM
You can call it whatever you like. Just as long as we don't have to have any tango in there! :na:


:yeah: