View Full Version : Bognor 2005 - how did it go then?
Northants Girly
10th-January-2005, 12:25 PM
So how was Bognor? Did everyone have a good time? :clap:
Post your thoughts and gossip (especially for those of us that didn't make it :tears: )
NG x
Simon r
10th-January-2005, 12:58 PM
i want to compose a list of likes and dislikes but i am having trouble sitting upright without closing my eyes .....
so i will add later
Northants Girly
10th-January-2005, 02:09 PM
i want to compose a list of likes and dislikes but i am having trouble sitting upright without closing my eyes .....
so i will add laterI remember that feeling! Hope you recover swiftly!
Lynn
10th-January-2005, 02:18 PM
Post your thoughts and gossip (especially for those of us that didn't make it :tears: ) :yeah: And esp those who were stuck at home sick instead :tears: :tears: :tears:
Minnie M
10th-January-2005, 02:46 PM
:yeah: And esp those who were stuck at home sick instead :tears: :tears: :tears:
wondered where you were Lynn - you were definitely missed - hope you are better now
suffering from the same problem as Simon - and also need to keep my feet up - the Rendezvous floor isn't very kind - but BobGadget and Sheepman were playing such cool choons I couldn't sit down
Bex
10th-January-2005, 03:38 PM
i want to compose a list of likes and dislikes but i am having trouble sitting upright without closing my eyes .....
so i will add later
Hmmmmn, sounds like I need another demo for tonight then!! :whistle:
Simon r
10th-January-2005, 03:48 PM
Hmmmmn, sounds like I need another demo for tonight then!! :whistle:
No just bring match sticks......
and i will be eating a lot of chocolate so be warned :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: ow got cramp
Bex
10th-January-2005, 03:49 PM
No just bring match sticks......
and i will be eating a lot of chocolate so be warned :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: ow got cramp
Noooooooo!!!!!! Don't eat chocolate!! Pleeeeeassseeeeee!!!
:tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears:
ChrisA
10th-January-2005, 03:56 PM
Noooooooo!!!!!! Don't eat chocolate!! Pleeeeeassseeeeee!!!
:tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears:
No probs Bex...
All you need to do is to bung a few cartwheels into the routine and all that hyperactivity will be put to good use :wink:
Bex
10th-January-2005, 04:04 PM
No probs Bex...
All you need to do is to bung a few cartwheels into the routine and all that hyperactivity will be put to good use :wink:
Yeah Chris, but I don't want to be on stage with him when he does!!! :rofl:
Simon r
10th-January-2005, 04:07 PM
ok that makes my fourth bar.....
Evil laugh (ha ha ha)
Simon r
10th-January-2005, 04:16 PM
Right feeling more with it now ....
I spent my weekend learning west coast swing ....
I know late starter but wow great dance .
wicked teaching from Paul and cat ,but the weekend for me belongs to Steve from New York. He gave a private lesson that can only be described as the most detailed description of the feel and reasoning behind the dance and what a start it gave Nicole and myself.
Great to see forum buddies for dances, i really liked the music over the whole weekend and i felt there was a good mix for everyone.
Live band hmmmmm good call by Franco to call them off just were to fast... had a couple of dances during there set and swiftly died after.
Sum up great fun, good dances, new friends. :cheers:
modchick
10th-January-2005, 05:28 PM
Hello,
Bognor was my first Jive weekender, and it was fab - I can't wait for the next one! :grin:
Mary
10th-January-2005, 06:01 PM
Great weekend. The WCS lessons were superb. Just need to keep up the momentum with practise and learning.
Like Simonr says, Steve's private lesson gave such a fantastic solid grounding in WCS it really gave you a sound base to work from. My only regret was not being able to dance with Steve Neeren to be able to have a chance to consolidate what I had learnt :tears:
Thanks to Simon & Nicole for being such good company over the weekend, but wish I had could have danced with a lot more people that I knew were there, but the main dance hall is so big, with so many people there just isn't chance to get to see everyone!!! Oh, and big thanks to Trampy for looking after me. And an even bigger thanks to Tone for putting up with me.
This was my first Jivetime weekender and I was well impressed. :cheers:
I now want to spread a vicious rumour about Sparkles. She scoffed the whole of her birthday cake herself!!!!
M
Sheepman
10th-January-2005, 06:25 PM
I now want to spread a vicious rumour about Sparkles. She scoffed the whole of her birthday cake herself!!!! Not true! (yet,) as she promised me I could take some home today...
And then somehow forgot to give me any... :devil:
Greg
Minnie M
10th-January-2005, 06:55 PM
Hello,
Bognor was my first Jive weekender, and it was fab - I can't wait for the next one! :grin:
Welcome modchick - nice to have you 'on-board'
:kiss: :hug: :kiss:
Minnie M
10th-January-2005, 07:32 PM
Got a chance to meet Brian from Aberdeen - but have forgotten his forum name :blush: - great dance :worthy: thanks :flower:
Mr Fitz
11th-January-2005, 12:50 AM
Got a chance to meet Brian from Aberdeen - but have forgotten his forum name
Hi Minnie M,
It was great meeting you, and truly lovely dancing with you :flower:
Also, big thank you :hug: for taking the time to intoduce me to some of the other forumites and MJ celebs,
Brian x
Lory
11th-January-2005, 09:48 AM
I was only there for Sunday night, I had a great time but I kept flitting between the blues/WCS room and the main room, mainly because I loved the music in the blues room, (IMO, from what I heard, the dj's there were doing a fab job :waycool: ) but it was SOO quiet in there :sad: , sometimes only a handful of couples dancing :sick: so I ventured over to the main room, where it was very busy, a bit too busy in fact but the atmosphere was great :grin:
It's a real shame but for some reason?????? that 'other' room just doesn't seem to work :confused:
Maybe there needs to be an 'event' of some kind, at midnight, to attract more dancers over there because I lost count of the amount of people I met in the main room, who said, if there were more people there, it would have been their preferred choice of venue.
I felt really sorry for the Dj's :flower:
I had some great dances with our birthday girl, I've never danced 'blues' with a girl before, woooooooooo, I can see why men like dancing with the Sparkly one! :whistle: :wink:
A big thank you to all you others I danced with too, I don't think I had a bad dance all night! :cheers:
Also, big thank you :hug: for taking the time to intoduce me to some of the other forumites and MJ celebs,
I didn't get to meet you but maybe if your going to the Beach Ballroom, someone will introduce us then? Minnie did try to point you out but we couldn't see you.
under par
11th-January-2005, 11:13 AM
I was only there for Sunday night,
It was great you could make it thanks for the dance :hug:
...blues room..snip...
but it was SOO quiet in there :sad: , sometimes only a handful of couples dancing :sick: so I ventured over to the main room, where it was very busy, a bit too busy in fact but the atmosphere was great :grin:
.....
Maybe there needs to be an 'event' of some kind, at midnight, to attract more dancers over there because I lost count of the amount of people I met in the main room, who said, if there were more people there, it would have been their preferred choice of venue.
Lory there was such an "event" on Saturday night .
It was the introduction of a live band in the main hall.
Had dancers flocking to the blues room :cheers:
The live band where an excellent band but just not the right tempo for MJ IMHO.
The Blues room was certainly buzzing for an hour or two. :yeah:
roll on Southport eh!! :clap:
Simon r
11th-January-2005, 11:27 AM
Lory there was such an "event" on Saturday night .
It was the introduction of a live band in the main hall.
Had dancers flocking to the blues room :
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
:yeah:
cutey
11th-January-2005, 03:29 PM
It was my first weekend too, my birthday treat from Simon. We arrived Friday eve about 11pm after Simon's mad drive (it took us an hour from Reading to Bognor, I survived which is all that matters).
It was great fun, I got to catch up with friends and make new ones. I now have a new passion WCS, WOW what a fab dance. . Thanks for Simon, Mary and Tone to pushing me into it, despite my un willingness to learn it. I now love it!
A BIG THANK YOU To Simon for my extra special treat. Love you X
:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
Mary
11th-January-2005, 03:41 PM
A BIG THANK YOU To Simon for my extra special treat. Love you X
:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
As it's a public thank you do we get to know what it was? :devil:
M
cutey
11th-January-2005, 03:49 PM
A public Thank you but the contents I will leave you all to guess...! :whistle:
Mary
11th-January-2005, 03:53 PM
A public Thank you but the contents I will leave you all to guess...! :whistle:
Spoilsport!!!!!
M
Rhythm King
11th-January-2005, 03:55 PM
A public Thank you but the contents I will leave you all to guess...! :whistle:
Shoes? was it new shoes? :rofl:
(Was that guess Neerenuff? :whistle: )
under par
11th-January-2005, 03:56 PM
Shoes? was it new shoes? :rofl:
(Was that guess Neerenuff? :whistle: )
Was it..........lingerie....?
Come on give us a clue! :whistle:
Minnie M
11th-January-2005, 04:00 PM
........ I now have a new passion WCS, WOW what a fab dance.........
Was watching you dance WCS Cutey and you have captured the posture and the grace needed - looked fab :flower: :yeah:
cutey
11th-January-2005, 04:18 PM
As for the guessing, I did get a pair of shoes but that was my treat to me. Keep guessing guys..... :devil:
Its great to receive peoples opinions, thank you. :nice:
Lory
11th-January-2005, 05:12 PM
Was watching you dance WCS Cutey and you have captured the posture and the grace needed - looked fab :flower: :yeah: :yeah: It was funny, as I explained to Cutey on the night, I was caught out for a while when I first entered the WCS room, I had a quick scout round to see who was there, noticed this girl looking in my direction, doing Fab WCS but ONLY noticed the WCS STYLE :waycool: so didn't cotton on it was Nicole! (must apologise again for giving you that blank look! :blush: )
Was amazed! :worthy:
Some people just have it all, don't they :rolleyes: :hug:
Lory
11th-January-2005, 05:14 PM
Keep guessing guys..... :devil:
Jewellery??
Rhythm King
11th-January-2005, 05:28 PM
Jewellery??
I still think it refers to a private moment (hence why she's so good at WCS, so soon :wink: )
Jon L
11th-January-2005, 06:03 PM
Hi folks - happy new year - this is my first post of 2005.
Bognor I was there all weekend. It was the third time I had been there. My favourite of the nights was probably Sunday. The band on Saturday was OK but I think their first set was better than the second.
Unusually I enjoyed the freestyle far more than the workshops. The two times past its been the workshops I have got lots out of.
Several faces I recognised - hello and nice to meet Dangerous Curves.
I am undecided whether I will do any more large weekenders - I am not a huge fan of Camber it has to be said. :cheers:
Chef
11th-January-2005, 07:08 PM
I had a great time at Bognor (I seem to enjoy it even more than Camber usually) despite being hugely post viral and thought that the lessons were the best that I can think of even having a very slight edge on Beach Boogie (the highest praise I think I could manage).
Will and Kate were great. I really loved the strictly come dancing samba routine despite being in the horrible 1st slot on Sunday.
Viktor was great as ususal. Adam (never come across him before) gave a very enjoyable latin jive class. Nelson and Karen gave fab lessons (as usual - wish I could do more of their lessons).
Real highlight for me was the West Coast swing lessons. I would really love to get to grips with this dance style and found the lessons clear and well paced with all the technical detail that I required. Really exceptional lessons. In retrospect I really should have done a private lesson.I wasn't able to get the most out of Sheepmans DJ sets because I don't have the ability to dance WCS well enough. So I am sorry to have to say that during the vast majority of the WCS sets I either went to the MJ room or went to catch a few hours much needed sleep.
The real problem for me was a) not being able to be at two lessons that I REALLY REALLY want to be at the same time and b) not having the strength to do everything. Everything that I did do I enjoyed hugely.
I missed the live band due to my habit of starting my nights dancing at these weekenders about 11:30pm (I need a few hours sleep after the end of lessons). I usually love live bands but the reports of this one seem to be that they played song after song of fast music without the regard for human stamina. R&R music was usually about 2 mins long and bands tend to extend them when playing live to about 4 mins which is way beyond my burn time at that speed. Seems like by missing them I had unwittingly made a good call.
A great weekend and much needed after having my Xmas break ruined by starting a cold on Xmas day.
Happy Dancing.
DangerousCurves
12th-January-2005, 12:28 AM
- hello and nice to meet Dangerous Curves.
Nice to meet you too Jon, and thanks again for the lovely dance :hug:
I have missed a lot of dancing recently after injuring my knee the day after Southport (glamorously lifting a huge sack of cat litter out of the car... :blush: ). I did make it to Camber and danced a little bit, only to have it flare up again almost immediately. :tears:
So far, it seems to be holding off after the Bognor spree - so fingers crossed!
My personal highlights (apart from simply being able to dance at all!!!) were Nikki and Jim from Dance Riviera's two classes ("Bump 'n Grind" and "Smooth Jive") - very nice moves, beautifully taught with such good humour and fun. I also enjoyed young Adam's "Advanced Latin" Class on Sunday - I think he must have extra muscles or ligaments in his hips! And, of course, Mikey was on top form with his "Latin Passion" and "Squeeze 'N Tease" Routines... though on reflection I probably shouldn't have translated the words of the music to the Latin Passion class for the lovely lady who asked me... :blush: It all sounded so much more poetic in Spanish!
cutey
12th-January-2005, 10:18 AM
Arh Lory your full of compliments thank you.... :-))))))
Zebra Woman
12th-January-2005, 03:33 PM
Missed you Lynn, I kept looking around for you every night. Get well soon :flower: :flower:
I had a good weekend, despite my knee injury. I posted my comments on the other thread here http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4481.
Basically me and lino floors just don't mix. The balls of my feet were killing me after only one night.
ZW :flower:
Andy McGregor
12th-January-2005, 04:10 PM
Shoes? was it new shoes? :rofl:
Hey, I got new shoes at Bognor - sorry didn't say it loud enough;
New Shoes
.. oh, there was some fab dancing and music too :wink:
onkar
17th-January-2006, 02:30 PM
This was my second Jive weekender. Went to Camber in Nov 05, really enjoyed it, and went to Bognor for the 1st time on this occasion. Initial impressions.
Bognor
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Much superior accomadation, no electric meters, much better apartments, even TV, video & DVD. Did the meal deal 31 quid for meals Friday to Monday (breakfast and evenings), and the food and staff were excellent.
Cannot say much for the bar staff in the main dance hall, they were very slow, unattentive, and quite often ignored you.
Also the main dance floor was also air conditioned, so over heating was not a problem.
However, the dance floors by comparison to Camber were awful, the wood tiles used were uneven, and in the end I gave up wearing my best dance shows (suade souls, for a pair of blochs), as you kept catching the edges, god only knows what it was like for the ladies.
Enjoyed the lessons but I would ask for two changes for the future:
1) Have some agreed way for moving ladies (and occasionally men) around, everyone seemed to do it slightly differently, and this just slowed things down.
2) Make it crystal clear that most classes are aimed at people who are at intermediate level, unless they are suitable for newbies. Was quite frustrated that during the Advanced Latin class, two of the ladies I continually came round, had only started dancing at that weekend! When this happens I can see why people pair off.
Camber
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Poor accomadation (but functional), restaurant was awful, but the main dance floor was suberb (sprung), also both of the rooms were in the same building, no need to go outside to find the other dance venue, as a result the blues room was buzzing all night, and I found that it was busy all night.
No A/C so it got very hot, unless you stood in front of the portable AC units that got brought in, but they only cooled the area in front of the stage, and you got dripped on from the overhead condensation that resulted from the light rigging overhead!
Overally I really enjoyed the weekend despite the dance floor. Enjoyed Roger Chins Slinky Jive as well as Nelson's Advanced Jive. Missed out on the WCS, so will watch the DVD and aim to go to WCS on the next weekender.
I read someone saying that Vicktor was teaching, if so when was that because I never saw his name on the timetable!
Have already booked for the Ceroc Storm, as well as Franco's Camber in May & Nov. Just need to sort out Southport!
Also a big hello to Leena (lina?) from Swindon, really enjoyed dancing with you!
Onkar
stewart38
17th-January-2006, 05:52 PM
It took me two reads to realise this was a joke thread :whistle:
stewart38
17th-January-2006, 05:53 PM
It took me two reads to realise this was a joke thread :whistle:
On third reading I realised it was for 2005 :blush:
Andy McGregor
17th-January-2006, 05:54 PM
I had a relaxing time at this Bognor. Did a few workshops. Loved N&N's Advanced Jive and Nelson and Karen's likewise.
There was no problem for me with the floor in the main room. It looked uneven and had black tape on the joins but it was OK, if a bit slow. What I did have a problem with in the main room was the relentless modern pop music, stomp, stomp, stomp all Saturday night without a break :tears: At least it was for the hours I was in there.
Of course I spent most of my time in the Blues room. Many people complain this room has no character. I thought it was full of characters :wink: Who cares what the room's like once you start dancing: you should be looking at your partner, not the decorations. The floor was plastic tiles but it was OK to dance on. The music was FAB all night and it attracted a nice bunch of dancers.
2) Make it crystal clear that most classes are aimed at people who are at intermediate level, unless they are suitable for newbies. Was quite frustrated that during the Advanced Latin class, two of the ladies I continually came round, had only started dancing at that weekend! When this happens I can see why people pair off. I thought the timetable said that the level of each lesson would be intermediate unless otherwise stated. And, it is a problem if beginners attend an advanced lesson but there's nothing you can do about it except hope you get moved on quickly.
Whatever you do don't fall to the temptation of fixed couples. That way lies madness and isolation.
stewart38
17th-January-2006, 06:04 PM
There was no problem for me with the floor in the main room. It looked uneven and had black tape on the joins but it was OK, if a bit slow. What I did have a problem with in the main room was the relentless modern pop music, stomp, stomp, stomp all Saturday night without a break :tears: At least it was for the hours I was in there.
Of course I spent most of my time in the Blues room. Many people complain this room has no character. I thought it was full of characters :wink: Who cares what the room's like once you start dancing: you should be looking at your partner, not the decorations. The floor was plastic tiles but it was OK to dance on. The music was FAB all night and it attracted a nice bunch of dancers.
The main room had a load of musical variation, as you were not there most of the time ,cant see how you would know that.
The blues room had too many county and music type songs and had too many up tempo music for my liking (numbers reflected that I fear) but I wasnt there most of the time so cant comment when i wasnt there
Cruella
17th-January-2006, 06:09 PM
On third reading I realised it was for 2005 :blush:
I found it really great to read this thread. I was at Bognor with ZW last year but it was before i was on the forum as Cruella. I met a few forumites for the first time at this event Sparkles, Rythmn King, Lory and Silverfox can't believe it's only a year! It feels like forever :wink:
Lory
17th-January-2006, 06:11 PM
On third reading I realised it was for 2005 :blush:
I made the same mistake, it was only when i got to MY post, I thought...:confused: .. I didn't even go :rofl:
Minnie M
17th-January-2006, 06:19 PM
How very confusing :confused: can you add 2005 on the title Queen Lory :D or move the two new Bognor 2006 posts to the current Bognor one - pretty please - :D :D
Lory
17th-January-2006, 06:47 PM
How very confusing :confused: can you add 2005 on the title Queen Lory :D or move the two new Bognor 2006 posts to the current Bognor one - pretty please - :D :D
Will do! ;)
Lory
17th-January-2006, 06:48 PM
Will do! ;)
Oops, someone far more efficiant, got there before me! :worthy:
Minnie M
17th-January-2006, 07:08 PM
Oops, someone far more efficiant, got there before me! :worthy:
You moderators are the bestest ...... thank you both :hug: :kiss: :hug: :yeah: :clap:
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:05 PM
I was only there for Sunday night, I had a great time
Good grief.
Started reading from the first post and was half way through before I realised everybody was talking about LAST year.
Duh.
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:10 PM
On third reading I realised it was for 2005 :blush:
There's a moral there, but I can't quite grasp it...
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:11 PM
Whatever you do don't fall to the temptation of fixed couples. That way lies madness and isolation.
Aaah. Sad. :tears:
Thanks for demming the move, AMcG
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:12 PM
The blues room had too many county and music type songs
Well, we certainly don't want any of them there music type songs, that's for dang sure! >ptui< >ding<
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:20 PM
I can now revise my Forum total upward by 1 as I now know that I met msfab during the weekend.
I too hated the floor; 99% of the time it was OK but then you'd catch the sole of your shoe on the end of one of the tiles. Even the Great Camber Chipboard Dancefloor was better than that.
Was utterly bemused by the cabaret. Lots of talent, but if I want to see dancing like that I'll go to a west end musical.
Spent most of my time in the blues room and had some killer dances with partners old and new. I love that feeling when you dance with someone for the first time but there's no hesitation and no mismatch, just straight into an instinctive understanding. >sigh<
High point of the non-dance events was watching three people grimly trying to feed a £2 coin, over and over again, into an arcade machine that announced that each play was £2.
Turns out all that is needed is two-pound-coins.
Oh, and my fluorescent pink wristband that said 'Merry Christmas from Butlins'.
Divissima
17th-January-2006, 10:34 PM
>sigh<
High point of the non-dance events was watching three people grimly trying to feed a £2 coin, over and over again, into an arcade machine that announced that each play was £2.
Turns out all that is needed is two-pound-coins.
Oh, and my fluorescent pink wristband that said 'Merry Christmas from Butlins'.Little things.... :bless: :whistle: :devil: :hug:
Barry Shnikov
17th-January-2006, 10:41 PM
Little things.... :bless: :whistle: :devil: :hug:
Oh no, don't like the new avatar!! What happened to the pretty one?
Did you - perchance - detect any irony in my post? If not, I must be slipping, for you are a perspicacious dame...
Divissima
17th-January-2006, 10:55 PM
Oh no, don't like the new avatar!! What happened to the pretty one?I was prosecuted under the trade descriptions/false advertising legislation :tears: Don't you like the Pig? Hrrrrrrmmmmph! She knows karate, you know :wink:
Did you - perchance - detect any irony in my post? If not, I must be slipping, for you are a perspicacious dame...mebbe I did, an' mebbe I didn't.... :whistle:
Barry Shnikov
18th-January-2006, 02:44 PM
I was prosecuted under the trade descriptions/false advertising legislation :tears: Unfair. In certain lights, you know, when you smile, it's not too bad...
Don't you like the Pig? Hrrrrrrmmmmph! She knows karate, you know :wink: I have one word for her. CRACKLING.
Msfab
18th-January-2006, 03:51 PM
Bognor 2006
Not as good i remember 2005 to be.
I didnt think that much to the classes. I still dont like the pretzel and its super variations. I found it at first funny then painful to watch Joseph and Sadie classes for any longer than 15 min. I did however have fun doing Adams latin jive style class (lots of arms and lines). Wicked blue, mooncalf and I did our first double trouble class, with wb leading and mc try to follow :rofl: .
The floors in both room was not good. In the main hall floor i kept catching my shoes on the edges and the blues room, the floor was really hard on my feet.:tears: My first night started off with a load of bouncers, which DirtyD kindly once in a while didnt let me forget.:whistle:
Sunday was a much better night than the other two but still not as good at Camber (in my opinion) Northants girly's birthday cake at midnight was :drool: . Trying to hide from the nearly dead man in the blues room wasnt good:( , ended up having a dance with wittybird to escape which was fun (thank you for following, ill try learning another get out move besides the first move!).
Oh one more thing, why did the dj decide to play Jem (they) and the cant eat cant sleep song (cant remember right now who thats by) at 4am when I was putting on my shoes and the only place my feet were going to carry me was bed?
The good thing about bognor is the much nicer accommodation than you find at camber. But how much time do we spend in the chalets for that to be the winning thing?
Will I be going back, mmm No
Minnie M
18th-January-2006, 04:47 PM
Bognor 2006
which DirtyD.............
thanks for introducing me :hug: fab dancer :worthy:
Bognor 2006
Northants girly's birthday cake at midnight was . :drool:
:yeah: :yum: :yeah:
Barry Shnikov
18th-January-2006, 08:31 PM
Will I be going back, mmm No
:sad:
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