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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "

Apart from staying closed what can the clubs do ?

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By *iggstimpyCouple over a year ago

South East

We were going to go to VA for the first time this Saturday, even booked a room. now not so sure as I’m guessing it may well be very quiet at best?

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By *ebwizMan over a year ago

Clevedon

We are same, decided not to go. Thinking it could be quiet.

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By *andR510Couple over a year ago

St Neots/Wisbech

Wont be stopping us this weekend. This has caused such an over reaction, just like the previous 20 years of pandemics and doom mongering.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

Open as normal here . . .

We had a mega party last weekend, so people are still wanting to come out and play . . . been shopping all over in the last two days and all the shops and bars are just as busy.

We've always had (all year round) hand-santizer all around the club and currently we are making extra effort to point it out to people particularly as they arrive in reception - during flu season we have always had a Flu Injection and Norovirus notices up. Another part of our regime that we have added currently is to Dettol Spray and wipe surfaces every half hour or so.

We are not particularly worried at this stage, but we want customers to know that we have it in our minds and that we are active at hygiene.

Cat X atlantisEvolution Stoke.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I've just been and purchsed 200 bog rolls incase all the dickheads start stockpiling !!

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By *adame 2SwordsWoman over a year ago

Victoria, London

It's not bubonic plague ffs

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By *aomilatteCouple over a year ago

Mid_ands

"I've just been and purchsed 200 bog rolls incase all the dickheads start stockpiling !!"

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By *andSWoman over a year ago

swinton

Atlantis Evolution you are a tonic with the cleaning and hiegen regime you partake in it's a shame a small number tar the brush of clubs keep up good work

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"I've just been and purchsed 200 bog rolls incase all the dickheads start stockpiling !!"

So. 201 Loo rolls 'is' stockpiling?

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"Atlantis Evolution you are a tonic with the cleaning and hiegen regime you partake in it's a shame a small number tar the brush of clubs keep up good work

Just simple stuff really - We ask everybody to use the gell as they arrrivce and remember it's all over the club too. We use the Dettol Spray on surfaces every half hour or so.

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By *eneral HysteriaMan over a year ago

Newcastle

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "

I really wanted to go to a club this weekend too. But as I don't usually go I'll not bother either

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By *aomilatteCouple over a year ago

Mid_ands

"Atlantis Evolution you are a tonic with the cleaning and hiegen regime you partake in it's a shame a small number tar the brush of clubs keep up good work

Just simple stuff really - We ask everybody to use the gell as they arrrivce and remember it's all over the club too. We use the Dettol Spray on surfaces every half hour or so.

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Great to see a club realising the importance of a clean club. We shall have to pay a visit to Atlantis some time soon

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By *asbeenCouple over a year ago

Leeds

Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"Atlantis Evolution you are a tonic with the cleaning and hiegen regime you partake in it's a shame a small number tar the brush of clubs keep up good work

Just simple stuff really - We ask everybody to use the gell as they arrrivce and remember it's all over the club too. We use the Dettol Spray on surfaces every half hour or so.

Great to see a club realising the importance of a clean club. We shall have to pay a visit to Atlantis some time soon

You will be made very welcome.

Cat X

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By *lanemikeMan over a year ago

Bolton

"It's not bubonic plague ffs"

My words entirely......!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Wont be stopping us this weekend. This has caused such an over reaction, just like the previous 20 years of pandemics and doom mongering. "
This is no over reaction, just listen to what the world health organisation are saying and it's not just about you it's about the vulnerable people with chronic health conditions that you may come in contact with, stay safe.

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By *lanemikeMan over a year ago

Bolton

Quite true as well, but there is also hype and over reaction. The media are loving themselves...!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Quite true as well, but there is also hype and over reaction. The media are loving themselves...!!"
Complacency will cost lives, that's a medical fact.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS over a year ago

Central

The virus penetration rate is still very low, lower than a new single man here.

I'm using soap and water to wash hands frequently, especially after touching bits in public, such as handles. I'd steer clear of those sneezing etc though people without symptoms are probably the worst source of infection.

Due to its low prevalence, I'm enjoying myself now, before it becomes higher risk.

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

"Open as normal here . . .

We had a mega party last weekend, so people are still wanting to come out and play . . . been shopping all over in the last two days and all the shops and bars are just as busy.

We are not particularly worried at this stage, but we want customers to know that we have it in our minds and that we are active at hygiene.

Cat X atlantisEvolution Stoke.

Very commendable, this should be normal practice anyway.

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

This has already been discussed at length...if you type in Coronavirus Clubs into the search box, there is a really interesting discussion there

As for what we are doing....the same as we always do!!!

The club is well known for being spotless, so it continues to be spotless. There is always antibac hand pumps around the club...they will still be there. Our staff have access to alcohol gel behind the counters and always have done.

Customers need to weigh up the risk factors for themselves and see if they feel that potential exposure would have a detrimental effect, i.e. passing it onto a vulnerable older relative for instance.

However, you are just as likely to catch the virus on the tube, on the bus, in a bar, in Tesco as you are in a club as it is airbourne. You don't need sexual contact to catch the virus! Just breathing the same airspace.

We have a busy gueslist tomorrow and a great party on Saturday which is also looking great!!

So it's business as usual at Townhouse Towers! lol xx

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

What I WILL add to this though is that we always work closely with Wirral Public Health and if they say that we should close temporarily, then we will.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"Open as normal here . . .

We had a mega party last weekend, so people are still wanting to come out and play . . . been shopping all over in the last two days and all the shops and bars are just as busy.

We are not particularly worried at this stage, but we want customers to know that we have it in our minds and that we are active at hygiene.

Cat X atlantisEvolution Stoke.

Very commendable, this should be normal practice anyway."

Always has been lol.

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By *andR510Couple over a year ago

St Neots/Wisbech

"Wont be stopping us this weekend. This has caused such an over reaction, just like the previous 20 years of pandemics and doom mongering. This is no over reaction, just listen to what the world health organisation are saying and it's not just about you it's about the vulnerable people with chronic health conditions that you may come in contact with, stay safe."

I absolutely understand your point regarding the vulnerable, but this virus is no different to the 20 others that preceded it. The media make money from doom and gloom, but if you look at the W.H.O statistics regarding recovery, you will see a very different picture being painted. By all means be cautious and aware, but for the love of God, dont be yet another sheep who has stockpiled enough dried pasta and bog roll for the next 6 months.

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By *andSWoman over a year ago

swinton

Have you not watched Boris ??

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By *hingy2Woman over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT

"Open as normal here . . .

We had a mega party last weekend, so people are still wanting to come out and play . . . been shopping all over in the last two days and all the shops and bars are just as busy.

We are not particularly worried at this stage, but we want customers to know that we have it in our minds and that we are active at hygiene.

Cat X atlantisEvolution Stoke.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

Hiya Beautiful.

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By *hingy2Woman over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves."

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By *hingy2Woman over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT

"Hiya Beautiful.

Hey lovely xxx

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By * and M lookingCouple over a year ago

Worcester

I would say we all need to use them or lose them.

They cant survive without our support.

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By *-4pleasureCouple over a year ago

Belfast

I think you’ll find it’s the survivalists who mock “the sheep” who are most guilty of stockpiling

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By *eeleyWoman over a year ago

Dudley

"I would say we all need to use them or lose them.

They cant survive without our support."

Well, I'm off out tomorrow

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Exactly. Let's take this seriously. If we're wrong, it's a missed night at the club.

If we're right, we save lives.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"I would say we all need to use them or lose them.

They cant survive without our support."

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves.

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By *ougarsandcubsWoman over a year ago

Medway

We are running as normal.

Main symptoms are a cough and fever. (Never sneezing that's a cold)..

Those with those symptoms AND sneezing AND cold sores AND STDs AND tummy bugs I'd hope would use common sense and stay at home until recovered always!! ..

If you are over 70 with an underlying illness best hang up your swinging boots for a while.

Other than that if everyone uses basic hygiene guidelines and is in good health and not exposed to those with the illness then they should have the choice to attend clubs and continue life as normal. Until advised by the government otherwise.

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By *ixen500Couple over a year ago

some where near shropshire

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "

It will get worse before it gets better.people still take risks and not do basic hygiene think of people who are vunerable. by not thinking. it is passed on touching that supermarket trolley the toilet door etc etc .then that elderly person or disabled child like mine touch that surface then touch their face ......and so the cycle goes on .alot of people have died think of them .their families.

Its not just the flu .its a flu like virus that is worse .a virus they dont know about . IS it worth it?? You wear a condom for safe sex!! So isnt it better to have basic hygiene etc and thinking more serious about this

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By *inky SpiceWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

Exactly. The people saying this is hyped up need to listen to the experts and doctors currently dealing with the outbreaks. Do you honestly think governments would close down whole cities and even countries and risk plunging their economics into recession if this was just like the seasonal flu?

They're are doing whatever they can to slow the progression of the outbreaks so the health care system can cope. And all they are asking of the public is to be careful in the interactions with others, to not take unnecessary risks, but some can't even do that because it's a little inconvenient to them, and so the virus spreads further and more people die.

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By *elnkazCouple over a year ago

cheshire

The club we go to are disinfecting the beds regularly and lots of hand gel about but..........comm9n sense should be wash hands regular cough/sneeze into tissue

Imo it been blown way out of proprtion through media hype and yes i work in health industry and i do have loved ones that are at high risk

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Two weeks free holiday. And all you have to do it a fever and a cough. Just avoid old people. What’s not to like?

Go out and enjoy yourselves. It’s the media selling papers.

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire

I work with vulnerable people and we looked everywhere for disinfectant... Can't buy it because people are stock piling. So frustrating

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By *ove Bunnies2019Couple over a year ago

basingstoke

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves."

That made me laugh

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire

Washing hands, rather just hand rub is most effective way of getting rid of the virus. I really wanted to go to a club but wait until autumn when things are more contained.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves.

That made me laugh

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By *ud and BryanCouple over a year ago

Boston, Lincolnshire

Wonder how many people have stopped using public transport... You're more likely to catch the virus on a bus or train, where hundreds of unwashed people are jammed in like sardines, touching unclean surfaces, coughing & sneezing in each others faces, than in a clean, well run swingers club, where you choose who to get close to.

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By *abioMan over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

"Two weeks free holiday. And all you have to do it a fever and a cough. Just avoid old people. What’s not to like?

Go out and enjoy yourselves. It’s the media selling papers. "

having been on the civil service briefing call 2 hrs before the govt statement i can absolutely tell you it is certainly NOT the media selling papers....

this will get worse... just because we haven't ramped up the testing to the levels they are there....

its not great... the best thing that can happen is a flattening of the curve so that a lot of the cases will happen in the summer months...

there will be more restrictions coming, they will happen bit by bit!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Latest update . Urgent Cobra type meeting called between all swingers clubs in the U.K.

. This is when we know it’s getting serious

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By *lanemikeMan over a year ago

Bolton

"Two weeks free holiday. And all you have to do it a fever and a cough. Just avoid old people. What’s not to like?

Go out and enjoy yourselves. It’s the media selling papers.

having been on the civil service briefing call 2 hrs before the govt statement i can absolutely tell you it is certainly NOT the media selling papers....

this will get worse... just because we haven't ramped up the testing to the levels they are there....

its not great... the best thing that can happen is a flattening of the curve so that a lot of the cases will happen in the summer months...

there will be more restrictions coming, they will happen bit by bit!"

Oh, go on then....bring on the gloom and doom !! Thought the virus was killed by warmer weather. You cannot have it both ways...!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Thought the virus was killed by warmer weather. You cannot have it both ways...!!"

Covid-19 isn't killed by warmer weather, but the flu virus is. If we can have more of the cases spread out over the summer while we don't have to deal with flu at the same time there will be more critical care beds available for those that are vulnerable and need them.

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

"Thought the virus was killed by warmer weather. You cannot have it both ways...!!

Hmmm virologist or crystal balls ?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"crystal balls ?"

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By *wistedTooCouple over a year ago

Frimley

If everyone thinks it’ll be quiet and therefore doesn’t go.... it’ll be quiet

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

We're off to 2 different clubs this weekend

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By *J swingCouple over a year ago

North

We are booked into chamilions club for 22nd we will still be going.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"If everyone thinks it’ll be quiet and therefore doesn’t go.... it’ll be quiet"

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By *elnkazCouple over a year ago

cheshire

"Wonder how many people have stopped using public transport... You're more likely to catch the virus on a bus or train, where hundreds of unwashed people are jammed in like sardines, touching unclean surfaces, coughing & sneezing in each others faces, than in a clean, well run swingers club, where you choose who to get close to."

What about us poor bus drivers that have to put up with people coughing and sneezing as they get on/off the bus....wish I could have the option of working from home...

Del

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By *ixen500Couple over a year ago

some where near shropshire

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By *ixen500Couple over a year ago

some where near shropshire

"Two weeks free holiday. And all you have to do it a fever and a cough. Just avoid old people. What’s not to like?

Go out and enjoy yourselves. It’s the media selling papers. "

Omg really !!!!!!

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By *asbeenCouple over a year ago

Leeds

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire

"Thought the virus was killed by warmer weather. You cannot have it both ways...!!

Covid-19 has a shorter life span in temperatures over 30 C... Many hotter countries had cases of corona

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By *rank speakerMan over a year ago

Worcester

"I've just been and purchsed 200 bog rolls incase all the dickheads start stockpiling !!"

What's with this loo roll stockpiling anyway? I can understand other things?

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By *mmabluTV/TS over a year ago

upton wirral

"Quite true as well, but there is also hype and over reaction. The media are loving themselves...!! Complacency will cost lives, that's a medical fact."

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By *m A FuckerMan over a year ago

kingswood,surrey/leysdown kent

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves."

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By *he Naughty PineappleCouple over a year ago

Leicester

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "

We always like to keep things spotless here but we're taking extra precautions (writen on profile) to be that little more careful

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

More germs on a tesco trolley

More germs on macdonalds self service boards

If all you're worried about in clubs is flu.. I'd Re educate myself..

Go have fun.. But be safe.

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By *aughtynottsCouple over a year ago

Outside Nottingham

"It's not bubonic plague ffs

My words entirely......!!"

Absolutely true we have medication for bubonic plague, COVID-19 on the other hand.....

There is a good chance many of us will get it at some point, for most it will be unpleasant and an annoyance, however there is a very good chance that some people on this site will loose loved ones.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You rolls the dice and you takes your chance. We don't fancy taking the risk of either getting ill or having to self isolate for 2 weeks so we are not taking unnecessary risks.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If people are sensible then it shouldn’t be a problem. As a group I think we are pretty good at it; before this started, you never saw anyone coughing and sneezing in a club

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "
putting up laminated notices to say wash your hands

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Just thought we'd bump this thread back up, not that many threads on this virus on here

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"Just thought we'd bump this thread back up, not that many threads on this virus on here

lol.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Well as long as Chams stays open I’m happy - going tomorrow with my fwb partner in debauchery — haven’t been for wayyyyy tooooo long

Any other couples going Saturday this weekend?—- we’re staying over too !!!

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By *esires of HertsCouple over a year ago

Herts and London Borders

Jaydees closed

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By *ackwithabang2000Couple over a year ago

Stoke

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "
wear a mask and anything you do with your hands don't

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By *aydeesclubCouple over a year ago

Bedfordshire

JAYDEES IS CLOSED THIS WEEKEND. Due to Corona Virus. We will check out next weeks news xxx

We decided we would help to stop it spreading further.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"JAYDEES IS CLOSED THIS WEEKEND. Due to Corona Virus. We will check out next weeks news xxx

We decided we would help to stop it spreading further.

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better stay away for 3 months just to be on safe side

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By *aydeesclubCouple over a year ago

Bedfordshire

ahhhh who know it might come to that.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"JAYDEES IS CLOSED THIS WEEKEND. Due to Corona Virus. We will check out next weeks news xxx

We decided we would help to stop it spreading further.

Sensible and responsible. Hopefully it won't be for long.

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By *eah BabyCouple over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria

Looked at a club tomorrow as not been since nye but thinking we will stay home, not got the best immune and after seeing a guy all snottied up (I ran on the opposite direction) in the shops today we’ve decided to give it a miss as don’t want to pass it on to the parents if someone rocks up with it I’m bound to catch it

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Very well put - responsibility, awareness and thought for others will become key

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By *ishopstippleMan over a year ago

Purley

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By *ishopstippleMan over a year ago

Purley

"Clever Clubs are stockpiling toilet rolls, due to to the fact if one person sneezes the rest of the club will shit themselves.

LOVE IT

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By *ooukMan over a year ago

Skegness

3 months closing is going to kill many clubs and that issue closing for week of month is not going to help that just a PR stunt

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By *ncubussuccubusCouple over a year ago

Witney

"JAYDEES IS CLOSED THIS WEEKEND. Due to Corona Virus. We will check out next weeks news xxx

We decided we would help to stop it spreading further.

The right decision (they will all have to do this soon)... We won't forget this when we return to clubbing in a few months... take care x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"It's not bubonic plague ffs"

We know it's not but do you really want to risk becoming a infected person who put there family at risk, flu is shit when common flu. X

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

We are booked into chams next weekend, seriously thinking of cancelling

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Not all clubs can manage to tackle this by keeping the club clean even on busy nights bed be wet after people ysed them. Will the club hire more staff to clean dwn so its safe jyst wabted to know if so as you can see lot of us are scared due to this

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"JAYDEES IS CLOSED THIS WEEKEND. Due to Corona Virus. We will check out next weeks news xxx

We decided we would help to stop it spreading further.

Good idea

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think its going to get worse before it becomes better by the end of next week they are trying to make anything more than a 500 person gathering banned

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By *inderellaRockerfellazCouple over a year ago

warrington

Ref Covid19. All our rooms have always had anti bacterial - viral sprays & rooms etc are cleaned regularly & frequently by our staff. This will noticeably increase for the foreseeable future.

Please help us by using the sprays etc frequently. Additionally there are alcohol gels placed around the club. We request all guests to follow NHS guidelines & increase awareness - wash your hands often.

We are well aware of the prevailing situation & will follow any guidelines as instructed by central government & or local health advisory services.

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

"It's not bubonic plague ffs

We know it's not but do you really want to risk becoming a infected person who put there family at risk, flu is shit when common flu. X"

And what do you do to avoid common flu because it's pretty common. I think the most recent report was thousands a week and tens a week dying

Just saying

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I fit into that category and now spending my 6th day in bed with flu. I'll be waiting until the peak of the outbreak passes before venturing to clubs, of course that's when I'm well again. I think people are not taking this seriously which worries me.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"It's not bubonic plague ffs

We know it's not but do you really want to risk becoming a infected person who put there family at risk, flu is shit when common flu. X"

Yep, can vouch for that as on my 6th day in bed with flu

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By *eah BabyCouple over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria

Isn’t it airborne though and lives on surfaces for 3 days? So even if we wash our hands regularly what about everything else, hair, face etc. And although places are wiping down surfaces more often it just takes someone to breathe on it 2 seconds later. Yes most will fight it but it’s the risk of passing it on to parents and grandparents which is a problem.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Isn’t it airborne though and lives on surfaces for 3 days? So even if we wash our hands regularly what about everything else, hair, face etc. And although places are wiping down surfaces more often it just takes someone to breathe on it 2 seconds later. Yes most will fight it but it’s the risk of passing it on to parents and grandparents which is a problem."
isolate yourself for two months its the only way

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire

"If people are sensible then it shouldn’t be a problem. As a group I think we are pretty good at it; before this started, you never saw anyone coughing and sneezing in a club"

It takes 2 - 14 days of incubation period for Covid-19 to show obvious symptoms. Do you really want to risk and have it on your conscience, that you're responsible, unknowingly spreading the virus, to someone who may have contact with someone with lower immunity who has the potential to die prematurely because people being ill-informed or irresponsible members of the community?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"If people are sensible then it shouldn’t be a problem. As a group I think we are pretty good at it; before this started, you never saw anyone coughing and sneezing in a club

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Good to see clubs putting customers safety first.

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By *eah BabyCouple over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria

Was thinking more like a month than two

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

So, were all going to stay in out houses for a month

Every man, woman and child

Not happening

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

We wouldn't go anywhere near a club at the moment

probably be next year before we play out again. Its just not worth passing it on to vunerable people from such a highrisk and enclosed environment as a club.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

We're off to a club to hopefully swap body fluids, bring it on

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wet_ands

"We wouldn't go anywhere near a club at the moment

probably be next year before we play out again. Its just not worth passing it on to vunerable people from such a highrisk and enclosed environment as a club."

What about the supermarket ?

Thousands daily coughing all ove everything ?

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By *asIsaCouple over a year ago

harrow

Oh it's happening alright - but for a lot longer than a month! They said that a few days ago in France and Spain - now look!

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By *ass and kinkWoman over a year ago

kinxville

If it's bad enough to cancel flights & holidays, and put countries on lock down... shouldn't we all be taking notice... im sure most of us have elderly parents we want to protect...

I know I certainly do and am doing everything I can for self oreservatoon

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By *asIsaCouple over a year ago

harrow

Very responsible. I think a lot of of people just don't get it!

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

I know some clubs dont even care about cleaness of thier clubs on busy days such as bed wet of cum condoms left around and not.binned toilets unclean imagine right now with the co 19 virses it will cause a big inpact wiill clubs hire cleaning staff to cleaning more.often

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By *he riverdeep69Couple over a year ago

North west ish

"I know some clubs dont even care about cleaness of thier clubs on busy days such as bed wet of cum condoms left around and not.binned toilets unclean imagine right now with the co 19 virses it will cause a big inpact wiill clubs hire cleaning staff to cleaning more.often "

Which clubs are you talking about? All we have been to have high standards of hygiene. Individuals can be skanky and not clean up after themselves,but thats their choice and not the clubs fault.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Would be interested to hear from people who went to clubs last night - were they quiet, did the way people play change, how did the club owners change things etc.

We’re still planning on going to a club next weekend assuming the club or the government doesn’t say we can’t, because we have no symptoms, and no known contact with anyone with symptoms or who has travelled.

We’re of the view that these small business continue to need our support, probably more so than shops because they won’t fall into the categories that are getting things like rate rebates. The health risks are serious but so are the economic impacts if we all self-isolate too quickly.

Too many armchair scientists. If we ALL follow the government advice and keep up to date, we stand the best chance of minimising ALL the negative impacts.

Of course if you have underlying medical conditions that make Covid-19 (rhymes with Come on Eileen) much more of a worry, then stay safe and we’ll see you in a few weeks or months.

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By *otlovefun42Couple over a year ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

"We wouldn't go anywhere near a club at the moment

probably be next year before we play out again. Its just not worth passing it on to vunerable people from such a highrisk and enclosed environment as a club."

Our thoughts exactly.

However we hope it will be sooner than next year before we go out again, but it's looking like at least a few months.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We wouldn't go anywhere near a club at the moment

probably be next year before we play out again. Its just not worth passing it on to vunerable people from such a highrisk and enclosed environment as a club.

Our thoughts exactly.

However we hope it will be sooner than next year before we go out again, but it's looking like at least a few months."
are clubbers vulnerable people and do you have it yet?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We're off to a club to hopefully swap body fluids, bring it on

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you devils

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By *tace 309TV/TS over a year ago

durham

"Would be interested to hear from people who went to clubs last night - were they quiet, did the way people play change, how did the club owners change things etc.

Too many armchair scientists. If we ALL follow the government advice and keep up to date, we stand the best chance of minimising ALL the negative impacts.

Of course if you have underlying medical conditions that make Covid-19 (rhymes with Come on Eileen) much more of a worry, then stay safe and we’ll see you in a few weeks or months.

"
well the news today that the UK could be in complete shutdown within the next 20 days could have a very dramatic turn in events. All pubs, clubs, restaurants and entertainment venues to close. All people aged 70 or over to self isolate for 4 months. This is now only going to get worse.

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By *otlovefun42Couple over a year ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

"We wouldn't go anywhere near a club at the moment

probably be next year before we play out again. Its just not worth passing it on to vunerable people from such a highrisk and enclosed environment as a club.

Our thoughts exactly.

However we hope it will be sooner than next year before we go out again, but it's looking like at least a few months.are clubbers vulnerable people and do you have it yet?

Clubbers may or may not be vulnerable. No we don't have it yet (well no obvious signs but who knows?)

However you are infectious before you show symptoms.

So next time you are in a club and the woman you are fucking is screaming yes yes yes into your face she could well be passing it on to you.

It's not just about vulnerable people, it's about containing the virus and keeping the total number of infections to a minimum. That is how we protect the vulnerable.

Risking the spread of this just to get your dick wet is the height of irresponsibility.

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman over a year ago

evesham

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

Apart from staying closed what can the clubs do ?"

Clean regularly, provide anti bacterial wipes and gels....

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By *oliteguyMan over a year ago

Melksham

It’s about risk mitigation. I have close family members who are very vulnerable. I need to keep the risk as low as possible. I still have to go to work, until my work gets cancelled, but have decided against any unnecessary exposure. At least at the supermarket you can keep two metres from other people. More difficult when you are in intimate situations.

I feel sorry for clubs potentially loosing money. I am in the same position with my work, and definitely shouldn’t be spending any of the money on entertainment. Apparently I should be spending it all on loo roll.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Can’t help but think that the ones staying open care more about the money than the clientele going.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Open as normal here . . .

We had a mega party last weekend, so people are still wanting to come out and play . . . been shopping all over in the last two days and all the shops and bars are just as busy.

We are not particularly worried at this stage, but we want customers to know that we have it in our minds and that we are active at hygiene.

Cat X atlantisEvolution Stoke.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can’t help but think that the ones staying open care more about the money than the clientele going. "

Here sits the toad of truth.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this "

You are not going to catch it unless you come into physical contact with someone who has it ffs

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

You are not going to catch it unless you come into physical contact with someone who has it ffs"

I thought you could catch it if someone with it coughed on you.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

Apart from staying closed what can the clubs do ?

Clean regularly, provide anti bacterial wipes and gels...."

Its a virus so it makes no difference if soaps, handgels or wipes are antibacterial. What they need is to contain a minimum of 62% alcohol.

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By *r NeilMan over a year ago

Lancs Mancs

Yeh my local was ded as a dodo

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By *ornybobBuilderMan over a year ago

Sheffield

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

Apart from staying closed what can the clubs do ?

Clean regularly, provide anti bacterial wipes and gels....

Its a virus so it makes no difference if soaps, handgels or wipes are antibacterial. What they need is to contain a minimum of 62% alcohol."

Just hope pubs don't go on lock down then

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By *arlo82Couple over a year ago

the gym and random places

"Can’t help but think that the ones staying open care more about the money than the clientele going. "

You are as likely to catch it on a bus or in Tesco...intact perhaps more so as you've no idea the levels of cleanliness that person has. Or if they've got it but need to pop out.

Those who own clubs keep them spotless, those who frequent are clean and continue their levels of cleanliness.

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By *isaAndNicoleTransTV/TS over a year ago

Southport / Ellesmere Port

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

You are not going to catch it unless you come into physical contact with someone who has it ffs"

That's actually not true.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Might self isolate away from people, never seen so many melts on meltdown. Need a society break

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman over a year ago

evesham

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

Apart from staying closed what can the clubs do ?

Clean regularly, provide anti bacterial wipes and gels....

Its a virus so it makes no difference if soaps, handgels or wipes are antibacterial. What they need is to contain a minimum of 62% alcohol."

Anti viral then....you know what I meant. As long as they are following government guidelines that is widely publicised and the clients do too the risk is minimal

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

A very well written post Vicky.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

Type into to Google . . .

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Have a proper read not just a skim . . .

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By *unksAliveCouple over a year ago

york

went to quest last nite had some great fun with great people, a little quiet but not dead by any means

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

Boris said yesterday that it is highly likely that pubs, clubs and restaurants will be closing after next weekend, but I will be speaking with Public Health again tomorrow to see if this will be brought forward for venues such as ours.

For those saying clubs are all about the money, it's a fine line. Most clubs are not big money making businesses anyway. Overheads are VERY high in our game and at this time of year, most of us tread water to stay afloat. We also have overheads whether we are open or closed and it is unlikely that non essential businesses like ours will favour from any government hand out. We are also self employed, so no sick pay or benefits for us while we are closed.

This is our reality folks. We don't just play around at this. We have a venue which leaks money every month whether we have customers or not and we have a mortgage and bills to pay in our private lives.

If we close, which is looking likely, then for how long? There is only so long that a business can stay closed and still pay it's outgoings, before it's not viable. Businesses have contingency funds but they only last a short time. Insurance in our game is complicated and I will be chatting to our insurer tomorrow to see if we can recoup anything through this crisis... I think it could be a 'No'.

So for those who are slagging us all off for staying open, there are lives behind these kinky walls, there are obligations to others and there are potential terminal outcomes. So I WILL NOT be lead by people on here almost bullying clubs who stay open. I will continue to take a lead from Public Health and government recommendation.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

If/when clubs are told to close, it could be a long while before we open again. Some may not re-open at all if it's hit them hard. A month out of business will be enough to shut some clubs down. But when we do, I hope you will continue to support your local clubs and help them get back on their feet rather than attending private parties with almost zero overheads and pocket money for the organisers. We work hard for you guys and this is a time when we will all need your support to get back on track.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?"

Don't go shopping then or use a cash point. 360 times more germs on those than a toilet seat... Enjoy

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

Don't go shopping then or use a cash point. 360 times more germs on those than a toilet seat... Enjoy

I would argue that food shopping is somewhat more essential than going to a swingers club.

The owners of these businesses have my sympathy. Virtually everyone will be affected financially by this virus, some in a serious way. But it’s not going away, it needs to be dealt with, and is it really worth keeping businesses open at the cost of lives?

It’s likely at some point that attendance will become virtually nil when a large proportion of the population is either ill, caring for those who are ill, or minding their children.

Better to face reality now and save lives than continue in denial for the sake of a business that will be going under in this climate no matter what.

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By *otlovefun42Couple over a year ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

You are not going to catch it unless you come into physical contact with someone who has it ffs"

Absolutely wrong.

While physical contact will spread it, you are more likely to get it from touching an infected surface, sometimes hours after it has been infected.

Why do you think that hand washing and sanitisers are all the rage?

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By *oliteguyMan over a year ago

Melksham

I think the last post by the Townhouse is an excellent post. It’s their livelihood and business. Just like any other business they are following protocol and government guidelines and putting in any extra realistic policies they can to minimise the risk.

People have a free choice and whilst not displaying any symptoms, are free to choose if they attend or not. As previously stated for my own personal situation I’ve decided to try and lessen my risk of exposure by not attending social venues at the moment.

I honestly hope that if non essential businesses are shut down, that they manage to survive and feed their own families. That this peaks and disappears as quickly as it arrived, and normality can resume as soon as possible, with hopefully the wider general public having a better awareness for personal hygiene.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Really wanted to gp.to. club this weekend not sure if I should due to coronavirus wanted to know what are clubs doing to prevent this

You are not going to catch it unless you come into physical contact with someone who has it ffs

That's actually not true. "

It's absolutely not true. Physical contact is not a requirement.

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By *atEvolutionCouple over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx"

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By *ove Bunnies2019Couple over a year ago

basingstoke

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can’t help but think that the ones staying open care more about the money than the clientele going.

Here sits the toad of truth. "
its a business what about all the self employed tradesmen, the carers, the airline companies, the countries that exist on tourism, the mortgage companies that expect to get paid every month, people have bills to pay even clubs, lets put a modicum of common sense to all this hysteria life has to go on we can't all hybernate for months, now go and buy a box of tissues

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can’t help but think that the ones staying open care more about the money than the clientele going.

Here sits the toad of truth. its a business what about all the self employed tradesmen, the carers, the airline companies, the countries that exist on tourism, the mortgage companies that expect to get paid every month, people have bills to pay even clubs, lets put a modicum of common sense to all this hysteria life has to go on we can't all hybernate for months, now go and buy a box of tissues

Lol

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By *arlo82Couple over a year ago

the gym and random places

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?"

You dont catch it through sex... its airborne... hence just as much if not more using public transport. Listen to the news.. they tell you to avoid public transport.

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By *atureMischiefCouple over a year ago

Lutterworth

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx"

Totally agree with everything said here. Clubs work hard to provide a safe place for the swinging community and do so with very low profit margins. What Vicky has said here is a very true reality of running a swingers venue in today’s world. Thank you for being the voice of reason

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

You dont catch it through sex... its airborne... hence just as much if not more using public transport. Listen to the news.. they tell you to avoid public transport."

Using public transport may be essential for some, to access health care or supermarkets. I agree with the advice that it should be avoided if possible.

Going to a swingers club is non essential. How selfish to continue for your own gratification in the face of this problem.

You can tell yourself whatever you like about it being the same as the bus but when it comes down to it, it’s unnecessary and selfish.

Really does make me laugh that people think shagging is the same as sitting next to someone on the bus. You’re in as close contact as two humans can get. You’re panting, you’re touching eachother. People aren’t shaking hands any more and you think fucking is still fine?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

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I'm the bloody voice of reason around here I'll have you know

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Some interesting reading on these forums that’s for sure. Many people make life choices with regards their careers, soldiers, bar owners, those who buy properties to rent. Life has its ups and downs and I’m sure there won’t be many who aren’t affected. 4 weeks ago I was approached to gauge if I was prepared to “ live at work” to live in isolation with a few others to provide power. Make the best of it peeps, it will be a rough ride but with tenacity and a dash of courage we will get through it.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

You dont catch it through sex... its airborne... hence just as much if not more using public transport. Listen to the news.. they tell you to avoid public transport.

Using public transport may be essential for some, to access health care or supermarkets. I agree with the advice that it should be avoided if possible.

Going to a swingers club is non essential. How selfish to continue for your own gratification in the face of this problem.

You can tell yourself whatever you like about it being the same as the bus but when it comes down to it, it’s unnecessary and selfish.

This

I really feel for the club owners and staff out there though and I hope things improve quickly and they all manage to stay open and survive.

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By *inkyman1964Man over a year ago

Stoke-on-Trent

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

You dont catch it through sex... its airborne... hence just as much if not more using public transport. Listen to the news.. they tell you to avoid public transport.

Using public transport may be essential for some, to access health care or supermarkets. I agree with the advice that it should be avoided if possible.

Going to a swingers club is non essential. How selfish to continue for your own gratification in the face of this problem.

You can tell yourself whatever you like about it being the same as the bus but when it comes down to it, it’s unnecessary and selfish.

You don't have to be in intimate contact to catch the Corona virus. It can be spread by coughs and sneezes. The virus can live on surfaces which is why many businesses are doing additional cleaning. Most people work 5 days, go shopping regularly, use cash machines etc all more often than they go to Swinger's Clubs. What about all those that have contracted the virus but have never been to a Swinger's Club?

Take precautions yes but unless you or close relatives are vulnerable you are likely to be safe.

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By *arlo82Couple over a year ago

the gym and random places

"Absolutely laughable that anyone thinks going to a club is the same as being on a bus or the supermarket.

I think we all know what people’s behaviours are like in clubs. You really kidding yourself that there’s no more contact than in other public places?

You dont catch it through sex... its airborne... hence just as much if not more using public transport. Listen to the news.. they tell you to avoid public transport.

Using public transport may be essential for some, to access health care or supermarkets. I agree with the advice that it should be avoided if possible.

Going to a swingers club is non essential. How selfish to continue for your own gratification in the face of this problem.

You can tell yourself whatever you like about it being the same as the bus but when it comes down to it, it’s unnecessary and selfish.

You seem to enjoy having a personal pop here. I said there is little difference. If you're goin to catch it you will. Regardless of how or where you spend your time.

I haven't said anyone should frequent anywhere. I think each to their own. Far too many are too opinionated on what people should and shouldn't be doing.

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By *r NeilMan over a year ago

Lancs Mancs

Lets have a cup of tea anyone got any hobnobs lol

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Not personal, addressing my post to any person who thinks going to a club is okay right now.

“ If you're goin to catch it you will.”

Simply not true - look at countries that have locked down non-essential public gatherings - their infection rates are reducing.

We can make a difference to what happens by changing our behaviour.

It is dangerous to be so complacent.

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By *r NeilMan over a year ago

Lancs Mancs

Coughs and sneezes spreads diseases

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By *itch and TwatCouple over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Not personal, addressing my post to any person who thinks going to a club is okay right now.

“ If you're goin to catch it you will.”

Simply not true - look at countries that have locked down non-essential public gatherings - their infection rates are reducing.

We can make a difference to what happens by changing our behaviour.

It is dangerous to be so complacent."

Absolutely agree, with a longer post in the Lounge thread to elaborate x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Complacency costs lives. It might not be your life but what about the lives of those you come into contact with.

Shopping is essential

Work is required to earn money.

Swingers clubs, cinemas, bowling alleys, restaurants etc etc are in no way essential.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lets have a cup of tea anyone got any hobnobs lol"
gingernuts....... and before you say it my hairs blonde

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By *dores blackmenWoman over a year ago

incognito mode ;-)

"Complacency costs lives. It might not be your life but what about the lives of those you come into contact with.

Shopping is essential

Work is required to earn money.

Swingers clubs, cinemas, bowling alleys, restaurants etc etc are in no way essential. "

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lets have a cup of tea anyone got any hobnobs lol"

I've got hobnobs, but prefer coffee

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The clubs will all close eventually

Either voluntarily, or they will be told to by government, along with pubs restaurants and night clubs

No two ways about it.

Whether many of them will ever reopen is a matter of debate I guess.

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx"

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

If you are a couple and both of you were told by your full time employer that you had to stop working immediately and you would not get any salary or sick pay indefinitely and you may not have a job to go back to...would you be so quick to walk away from that job and face the possibility of losing your home? Would you wait until you were pushed and the decision was taken out of your hands? Wouldn't you want to try and keep your job for as long as possible to make sure you can survive and you family is fed??

If you're answer is still that you would take the moral high ground and walk away from your job with no income and an uncertain future, then you are a MUCH bigger person that I will ever be and I sincerely hope you are never faced with that prospect

xxx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

xxx"

You have my sympathy, honestly. But the nature of your business depends on people engaging in what is being classed by most countries as non essential risky social contact.

Fact is, most of the population will soon join you in this precarious situation.

But yes I understand that you are not jumping at the opportunity to lose your livelihood.

I would ask you this - can you see any circumstance where you won’t go under? Seems to me that a long period of uncertainty and closures is coming, it’s just a case of when.

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By *ubbleandtroubleCouple over a year ago

chesterfield

"Complacency costs lives. It might not be your life but what about the lives of those you come into contact with.

Shopping is essential

Work is required to earn money.

Swingers clubs, cinemas, bowling alleys, restaurants etc etc are in no way essential. "

We fully agree with you on the virus, we should all take necessary precautions and if we feel unwell the self isolation is the best option. You say work is required to earn money ? For the people who own swingers clubs, cinemas, bowling alleys, restaurants and pub are all work for them and in most cases are there only form of income. You clearly do not work in the field, what about the people who do ?, how do they earn money???

We are all more likely to catch this virus either from friends and family or from work colleagues, from our experience swingers clubs are prob one of the cleanest environments to be in, and with the extra cleaning and anti bac, they are doing would feel more safer there than in a panic stricken supermarket wedged between people fighting over toilet roll. It is probably the last place you will come across anyone who is feeling unwell

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

xxx

You have my sympathy, honestly. But the nature of your business depends on people engaging in what is being classed by most countries as non essential risky social contact.

Fact is, most of the population will soon join you in this precarious situation.

But yes I understand that you are not jumping at the opportunity to lose your livelihood.

I would ask you this - can you see any circumstance where you won’t go under? Seems to me that a long period of uncertainty and closures is coming, it’s just a case of when. "

I am literally doing sums now to see how long we can cover our business and personal overheads before we are in a deficit.

We will be told to close, sooner rather than later I think, but until then, we are providing the means for people to sanitise if they choose to visit and are continuing are thorough cleaning regime. When we close, I know that I would have done the best I could for the customers that chose to take the chance, for my family and my business xx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

To the above, that is fair. I wish you all the best.

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

xxx

You have my sympathy, honestly. But the nature of your business depends on people engaging in what is being classed by most countries as non essential risky social contact.

Fact is, most of the population will soon join you in this precarious situation.

But yes I understand that you are not jumping at the opportunity to lose your livelihood.

I would ask you this - can you see any circumstance where you won’t go under? Seems to me that a long period of uncertainty and closures is coming, it’s just a case of when.

I am literally doing sums now to see how long we can cover our business and personal overheads before we are in a deficit.

*our thorough cleaning regine* ffs lol

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

Just vote with your feet.

Go and accept the risks.

Stay at home and mitigate them.

It’s that simple.

If I was a club owner I would be staying open till the very last minute in order to try and survive for myself and my staff.

Good luck to all.

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By *ust SocialCouple over a year ago

Hull

Us dwn at hu9 club in hull have upped our cleaning and wipe downs throw out the evening even more than we did in the 1st place

"and ask anybody it was clean clean already"

we also have hand cleaning stations throw out the club and make people clean there hands on entry x x were doing what we can and were proud of what we do. #dettoldeepclean #keepingpeoplesafe #hu9uppedtheregame #safeclub

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

xxx

You have my sympathy, honestly. But the nature of your business depends on people engaging in what is being classed by most countries as non essential risky social contact.

Fact is, most of the population will soon join you in this precarious situation.

But yes I understand that you are not jumping at the opportunity to lose your livelihood.

I would ask you this - can you see any circumstance where you won’t go under? Seems to me that a long period of uncertainty and closures is coming, it’s just a case of when.

I am literally doing sums now to see how long we can cover our business and personal overheads before we are in a deficit.

*our thorough cleaning regine* ffs lol "

Very honest and upfront applaud you

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By *aydeesclubCouple over a year ago

Bedfordshire

How are you stopping people from breathing, cos that’s the main problem, people that don’t know they are carriers ??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We have and will continue to stay in contact with Public Health and take guidance from them, based on scientific fact and information which is changing everyday.

I think all clubs will be quieter at the moment but for those who have 'braved the storm' so far, I hope you remain fit and well.

This is a game and a bit of fun for all of you, but for club owners this is our reality and our livelihoods and your local clubs will need you more than ever if we have to close.

Vicky xx

Following on from my post above...

For those who feel that clubs are irresponsible for staying open until the government tells us otherwise,I do wonder.......

xxx

You have my sympathy, honestly. But the nature of your business depends on people engaging in what is being classed by most countries as non essential risky social contact.

Fact is, most of the population will soon join you in this precarious situation.

But yes I understand that you are not jumping at the opportunity to lose your livelihood.

I would ask you this - can you see any circumstance where you won’t go under? Seems to me that a long period of uncertainty and closures is coming, it’s just a case of when.

I am literally doing sums now to see how long we can cover our business and personal overheads before we are in a deficit.

*our thorough cleaning regine* ffs lol "
regime ffs

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

To be honest there’s not many posts or status updates where clubs haven’t been “ rammed” or “ chocka” or “ sorry folks we are fully booked” since I started using fab. I’ve ran a business in the past employing a few people and it’s generally good business sense to put a few quid away “ for a rainy day”. Well the rain has started falling folks and unless you have been running your business purely for everyone else’s benefit and not your own who’s to blame if you now can’t feed yourselves for a month or two?

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