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By *rfunMan
over a year ago
Southampton |
lol, trying to arrange one of those myself but no one seems interested. my suggestion was social with option to go onto a sauna club for those or wanna play. ideally mid week as certian clubs much less busy then... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I lived in Camden I co-organised a couple primarily through another site. It was literally meet in a pub (that was close to a club if people fancied it), on a saturday afternoon and somewhere quiet enough to not need a room.
To be honest despite how little logistical effort was involved, it was a relative success, not huge numbers (which wasn't what we wanted) but if a few people get together and message just their friends lists it doesnt need many off each list attending to be a success. |
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By *ibrosMan
over a year ago
harrow |
It only happens if one person takes the initiative, makes a date, sorts out the venue and organises the responses.
Expect to get flooded by single guys saying they want to come, a bit like this thread, many of whom don't turn up. The key is to have enough influence to persuade couples and perhaps some single ladies to go along, else all you are arranging is a bunch of blokes drinking in a pub.
London is difficult for arranging a munch. Travel and accommodation are big obstacles. Good luck to whoever sticks their neck out.
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A munch is completely different to a social.
A munch takes months of planning, and is a nightmare, especially in London.
A social as Boho J and 2Wheels mentioned above is easily done. A pub, a time and a date, job done. |
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