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

or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

Your biggest problem your male guys post they tend to get little to no intrest fems get flocked.

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


"Your biggest problem your male guys post they tend to get little to no intrest fems get flocked. "

Aye I understand what your saying however if it's done right and the right people are involved and it's marketed in a hip, hop and happening way the women of Fab will come in their droves fs.

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By *ifes journeyCouple  over a year ago

scotland

Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete.

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

I'd love to go to a social but due to my job I can't really commit to anything too far in advance so one where I could turn up if I'm free would be cool.

Go for it M1cks! I'm sure we'll have fun even if it is just the 2 of us

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


"I'd love to go to a social but due to my job I can't really commit to anything too far in advance so one where I could turn up if I'm free would be cool.

Go for it M1cks! I'm sure we'll have fun even if it is just the 2 of us "

Your gonna be my sidechick, I mean side kick on this one BH, I reckon we could pull of something quite spectacular given the time.

I'm excited about all this now

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


"Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete."

Thats noted cheers but everyone i mix with respect everyone else regardless of lifestyle especially in the venues in know for sure.

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By *ifes journeyCouple  over a year ago

scotland


"Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete.

Thats noted cheers but everyone i mix with respect everyone else regardless of lifestyle especially in the venues in know for sure. "

That's good if you have a venue that accepts the community ...go for it then ...they could be a great laugh

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


"Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete.

Thats noted cheers but everyone i mix with respect everyone else regardless of lifestyle especially in the venues in know for sure.

That's good if you have a venue that accepts the community ...go for it then ...they could be a great laugh "

Och ultimately that's what's it's all about, having a laugh wi like minded folk, it's the whole point of any social, tbh i wouldn't even mind if it was just all guys who turned up beers and male bonding galore fs.

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


"Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete.

Thats noted cheers but everyone i mix with respect everyone else regardless of lifestyle especially in the venues in know for sure.

That's good if you have a venue that accepts the community ...go for it then ...they could be a great laugh

Och ultimately that's what's it's all about, having a laugh wi like minded folk, it's the whole point of any social, tbh i wouldn't even mind if it was just all guys who turned up beers and male bonding galore fs."

Ahem......all guys and me

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


"Discretion is what you need to keep in mind....the most important part of swinging always, not all bars etc like swingers and not every person in the bar would be accepting .... not everyone is discrete.

Thats noted cheers but everyone i mix with respect everyone else regardless of lifestyle especially in the venues in know for sure.

That's good if you have a venue that accepts the community ...go for it then ...they could be a great laugh

Och ultimately that's what's it's all about, having a laugh wi like minded folk, it's the whole point of any social, tbh i wouldn't even mind if it was just all guys who turned up beers and male bonding galore fs.

Ahem......all guys and me "

Greedy arse

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

My arsr is off limits! Ill just be having pints with the boys!

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


"My arsr is off limits! Ill just be having pints with the boys!"

Drinking us under the table mare like

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley

Go for it OP. You can show us how easy it is to run a free, no deposit required, no guest list, swinging friendly venue Fab social with a good mix of single guys, ladies and couples.

I'll even attend if I'm available.

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

To be fair to the op I kinda agree with what heis saying most (not all) socials are just a group meeting in a pub.

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

To be honest..

Way back in the day

They used to be very much simpler than they are now

Lucky if the cost was £5 now more seem to be money making schemes

Not all before folk get their knickers in a twist

But maybe the OP has a point

Good luck

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


"Go for it OP. You can show us how easy it is to run a free, no deposit required, no guest list, swinging friendly venue Fab social with a good mix of single guys, ladies and couples.

I'll even attend if I'm available. "

It's a social so I don't think a deposit is required folk can put a kitty in or pay for themselves as they go on the day, guest list is open to all who can attend so that's that sorted, as for 'swinging friendly' venue, well we're not animals and it's no like we're gonna be getting naked and getting jiggy with it in front of the masses fs, so that's not even an issue, as for the mix of people that can only be determined on the day. I don't think there's much to it really, I've organised many similar events in the past can't see this being any different. Hopefully you can get involved in the planning process as you seem to have a sound knowledge of what makes a decent social

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

I think the key will be to keep it simple, free and open to all regardless of sex or pairing.

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

I agree always wondered why a deposit was needed for a pub night?

A social is just that so who cares if more guys than chicks or more singles than cpls

Still a good way for folk to meet up

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


"To be fair to the op I kinda agree with what heis saying most (not all) socials are just a group meeting in a pub."

Kola I always have time for your opinion cause more times than not you say it how it is, I know that's not always the popular way but like me you don't give a fuck

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


"I agree always wondered why a deposit was needed for a pub night?

A social is just that so who cares if more guys than chicks or more singles than cpls

Still a good way for folk to meet up "

Exactly right fs, besides if you turn up and don't like it your free to go elsewhere or mix with the masses in public venue without having to worry about some daft deposit.

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley

Money making? My last murder mystery night raised £160 for Bloodwise. First one raised £102 for Macmillan.

Pub quiz socials are free but I don't organise the events just try and get people along.

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


"Money making? My last murder mystery night raised £160 for Bloodwise. First one raised £102 for Macmillan.

Pub quiz socials are free but I don't organise the events just try and get people along.

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Well done to you both great causes however that's more fundraising than a social imo.

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

I, in contrast would be doing it for the sole purpose of 'getting like minded people along' fs.

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

And well done you

They were advertised as a charity night

I'm talking about pub socials or socials in general

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley


"And well done you

They were advertised as a charity night

I'm talking about pub socials or socials in general "

Big socials can be daunting and personally I've only met a handful of people that way. This way a few new couples could meet and actually talk to each other without music blaring.

There's no right or wrong way to have socials. There's a giant Tea Party gets held in England for instance as a fab social. Just as long as everyone mixes and has a good time.

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

I agree

But..

Asking folk to hand over cash or details for PayPal to complete strangers is also a bit daunting

As I said previously back in the day there were only really a few socials a yr...now it seems to be every other week

But if it gets folk together then what harm can I do

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

It*

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

It's not all about couples though or at least it shouldn't be, singles both male and female are swingers too and shouldn't be excluded from socials, couple's seem to be on top of the food chain especially in the Scotland forum which I don't entirely agree with or understand as without single males and females many swinging couples kinks would just be fantasies fs.

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


"I agree

But..

Asking folk to hand over cash or details for PayPal to complete strangers is also a bit daunting

As I said previously back in the day there were only really a few socials a yr...now it seems to be every other week

But if it gets folk together then what harm can I do

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I agree excellent points

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley

The only person giving out PayPal details is the person receiving the money. I can only see an email address from the recipient.

Nothing to stop socials for being for singles only.

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

When it comes to socials we should help each other to make them welcoming for all who wish to attend, no put up barriers or be selective. As a like minded community we should promote socials amongst local fabbers as a way of networking not just with the aim of getting laid fs.

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

Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

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


"When it comes to socials we should help each other to make them welcoming for all who wish to attend, no put up barriers or be selective. As a like minded community we should promote socials amongst local fabbers as a way of networking not just with the aim of getting laid fs. "
but...I prob wouldn't attend a social run from a guy that has his profile hidden either

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


"When it comes to socials we should help each other to make them welcoming for all who wish to attend, no put up barriers or be selective. As a like minded community we should promote socials amongst local fabbers as a way of networking not just with the aim of getting laid fs. but...I prob wouldn't attend a social run from a guy that has his profile hidden either "

That's your choice as it is mine to hide my profile.

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


"It's not all about couples though or at least it shouldn't be, singles both male and female are swingers too and shouldn't be excluded from socials, couple's seem to be on top of the food chain especially in the Scotland forum which I don't entirely agree with or understand as without single males and females many swinging couples kinks would just be fantasies fs. "

All very valid BUT the internet has changed the face of Swinging sites like Fab immensely and in a relatively short space of time. Swinging was originally a couples orientated and social activity. Now it includes just about anything and everything and a lot of "true swingers" use other sites which adhere to this. Many now consider Fab a sex site now but as far as your plans go it sounds fantastic gofurrrit!!!

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!

Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple

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


"It's not all about couples though or at least it shouldn't be, singles both male and female are swingers too and shouldn't be excluded from socials, couple's seem to be on top of the food chain especially in the Scotland forum which I don't entirely agree with or understand as without single males and females many swinging couples kinks would just be fantasies fs.

All very valid BUT the internet has changed the face of Swinging sites like Fab immensely and in a relatively short space of time. Swinging was originally a couples orientated and social activity. Now it includes just about anything and everything and a lot of "true swingers" use other sites which adhere to this. Many now consider Fab a sex site now but as far as your plans go it sounds fantastic gofurrrit!!! "

Excuse my ignorance but wtf are 'true swingers'? no doubt some if not many couples started off as singles to begin with, the point of' open to all' socials would be to get like minded people out and meeting others maybe even meet their match or engage with couples who they have common ground wi.

As a community of supposedly open minded and sexually liberated folk we can sometimes be really negative and narrow minded in our approach to those participating in our swinging lifestyle.

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


"Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple "

That's excellent advice right there, just to reiterate I wasn't trying to belittle your well organised and planned event, or subtract from your experience in organising such socials, I just don't get why not everyone who wants to attend can't just turn up after expressing their interest, why have reserve lists and what not? Surly the purpose behind a social is to include everyone and make them feel welcome not be selective, which to me would imply a private party and so should be advertised as such!

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


"Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple

That's excellent advice right there, just to reiterate I wasn't trying to belittle your well organised and planned event, or subtract from your experience in organising such socials, I just don't get why not everyone who wants to attend can't just turn up after expressing their interest, why have reserve lists and what not? Surly the purpose behind a social is to include everyone and make them feel welcome not be selective, which to me would imply a private party and so should be advertised as such!"

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


"It's not all about couples though or at least it shouldn't be, singles both male and female are swingers too and shouldn't be excluded from socials, couple's seem to be on top of the food chain especially in the Scotland forum which I don't entirely agree with or understand as without single males and females many swinging couples kinks would just be fantasies fs.

All very valid BUT the internet has changed the face of Swinging sites like Fab immensely and in a relatively short space of time. Swinging was originally a couples orientated and social activity. Now it includes just about anything and everything and a lot of "true swingers" use other sites which adhere to this. Many now consider Fab a sex site now but as far as your plans go it sounds fantastic gofurrrit!!!

Excuse my ignorance but wtf are 'true swingers'? no doubt some if not many couples started off as singles to begin with, the point of' open to all' socials would be to get like minded people out and meeting others maybe even meet their match or engage with couples who they have common ground wi.

As a community of supposedly open minded and sexually liberated folk we can sometimes be really negative and narrow minded in our approach to those participating in our swinging lifestyle. "

Hey I'm not being negative, I'm saying the face of Swinging has changed and so have sexual outlooks. Overall that's a good thing of course and I agree with you overall but what I was pointing out that change has been fast and the original meaning of Swinging was mostly couples. I think Fab now has more singles which was not the case when it first started a mere 11 years ago.

Your idea is a good one and I wish you every success with it

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple

That's excellent advice right there, just to reiterate I wasn't trying to belittle your well organised and planned event, or subtract from your experience in organising such socials, I just don't get why not everyone who wants to attend can't just turn up after expressing their interest, why have reserve lists and what not? Surly the purpose behind a social is to include everyone and make them feel welcome not be selective, which to me would imply a private party and so should be advertised as such!"

Because if I wanted to organise a bigger drinks night / social I would simply book a bigger venue but I dont and thats why its a smaller get together.

Also as someone metioned above most want discrete venues with a private area so its easy to know who are members of the site rather than being in a huge pub with other members of the piblic.

As anyone whos ever tried to organise a get together it doesnt always come free hense why some costs are involved I hope this explains things to your curiosity

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


"Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple

That's excellent advice right there, just to reiterate I wasn't trying to belittle your well organised and planned event, or subtract from your experience in organising such socials, I just don't get why not everyone who wants to attend can't just turn up after expressing their interest, why have reserve lists and what not? Surly the purpose behind a social is to include everyone and make them feel welcome not be selective, which to me would imply a private party and so should be advertised as such!Because if I wanted to organise a bigger drinks night / social I would simply book a bigger venue but I dont and thats why its a smaller get together.

Also as someone metioned above most want discrete venues with a private area so its easy to know who are members of the site rather than being in a huge pub with other members of the piblic.

As anyone whos ever tried to organise a get together it doesnt always come free hense why some costs are involved I hope this explains things to your curiosity

"

Aye what your saying makes sense in that respect.

Which leaves a gap in the market so to speak for free, bigger drinks nights/socials inclusive to all who can attend, were folk don't mind getting up close and personal with other fabbers and the masses around them.

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Advertise your social giving as much details as you can and leave others to run their socials in a way that suits them and those attending its really that simple

That's excellent advice right there, just to reiterate I wasn't trying to belittle your well organised and planned event, or subtract from your experience in organising such socials, I just don't get why not everyone who wants to attend can't just turn up after expressing their interest, why have reserve lists and what not? Surly the purpose behind a social is to include everyone and make them feel welcome not be selective, which to me would imply a private party and so should be advertised as such!Because if I wanted to organise a bigger drinks night / social I would simply book a bigger venue but I dont and thats why its a smaller get together.

Also as someone metioned above most want discrete venues with a private area so its easy to know who are members of the site rather than being in a huge pub with other members of the piblic.

As anyone whos ever tried to organise a get together it doesnt always come free hense why some costs are involved I hope this explains things to your curiosity

Aye what your saying makes sense in that respect.

Which leaves a gap in the market so to speak for free, bigger drinks nights/socials inclusive to all who can attend, were folk don't mind getting up close and personal with other fabbers and the masses around them. "

Il look out for your social post in the near future

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

People want different things from socials and you'll never please everyone. I've never made a penny from a social I've organised, usually end up a little out of pocket.

The upcoming Aberdeen social is a paid for event, ticket price covers the cost of hiring a function room and DJ, a buffet, entertainment and a party bag. This type of social comes from feedback from the last few I've been organised in, but again there will be some who aren't happy there is a ticket cost.

There is plenty of room on Fab for informal pub socials and formal organised private socials, there are pros and cons around both and neither is the wrong kind.

So why not let people organise the socials they want. If they are not your type then don't go, it's very simple and doesn't require criticism.

Quite often those who spend so often criticising others efforts are the ones who wouldn't put any effort into doing something themselves. And believe me it can take some organising!

Op good luck with your social x

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"People want different things from socials and you'll never please everyone. I've never made a penny from a social I've organised, usually end up a little out of pocket.

The upcoming Aberdeen social is a paid for event, ticket price covers the cost of hiring a function room and DJ, a buffet, entertainment and a party bag. This type of social comes from feedback from the last few I've been organised in, but again there will be some who aren't happy there is a ticket cost.

There is plenty of room on Fab for informal pub socials and formal organised private socials, there are pros and cons around both and neither is the wrong kind.

So why not let people organise the socials they want. If they are not your type then don't go, it's very simple and doesn't require criticism.

Quite often those who spend so often criticising others efforts are the ones who wouldn't put any effort into doing something themselves. And believe me it can take some organising!

Op good luck with your social x"

well said

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

Are there socials with no overheads or layout......yes........ do the organisers ask for payment......yes......some do it for some good reasons and some do it doe shady reasons.

That in essense is another problem you will run into while I have nothing against you.

it being so open would mean folk who I deem unsavory maybe attending and I wont associate with those. So I simply wouldnt attend this style of social.

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


"People want different things from socials and you'll never please everyone. I've never made a penny from a social I've organised, usually end up a little out of pocket.

The upcoming Aberdeen social is a paid for event, ticket price covers the cost of hiring a function room and DJ, a buffet, entertainment and a party bag. This type of social comes from feedback from the last few I've been organised in, but again there will be some who aren't happy there is a ticket cost.

There is plenty of room on Fab for informal pub socials and formal organised private socials, there are pros and cons around both and neither is the wrong kind.

So why not let people organise the socials they want. If they are not your type then don't go, it's very simple and doesn't require criticism.

Quite often those who spend so often criticising others efforts are the ones who wouldn't put any effort into doing something themselves. And believe me it can take some organising!

Op good luck with your social x"

Excellent points and we'll noted thanks for the encouragement

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


"Are there socials with no overheads or layout......yes........ do the organisers ask for payment......yes......some do it for some good reasons and some do it doe shady reasons.

That in essense is another problem you will run into while I have nothing against you.

it being so open would mean folk who I deem unsavory maybe attending and I wont associate with those. So I simply wouldnt attend this style of social."

Not having actually socialised with the troops on here, well maybe a few many moons ago in the infamous CJ's, I can't really comment on how savoury or unsavoury folk may or may not be, I'd give everyone a clean slate to start with and see how it pans out for future socials, me personally am about as savoury as they come, cool, calm and collected that much I can vouch for fs

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

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I have arranged a few in the past. You'll find it guy heavy in folk showing interest then as the day gets closer they start dropping out and come the event it's pretty quiet. Then females want to know, rightly so, how many other females are going as they don't want it to be a cock fest. That was Edinburgh though, glasgow or elsewhere might be different.

Folk charging covers costs (buffets/ DJs etc) and having reserve lists is fair enough if there's a capacity issue for a function room. I've always done mine in bars where it was free and folk could just meet up and have a laugh.

Think we (wife and I) done three over the years then just though 'fuck it'. More hassle than it was worth.

Tough gig likes. Good luck if you go for it.

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

I have arranged a few in the past. You'll find it guy heavy in folk showing interest then as the day gets closer they start dropping out and come the event it's pretty quiet. Then females want to know, rightly so, how many other females are going as they don't want it to be a cock fest. That was Edinburgh though, glasgow or elsewhere might be different.

Folk charging covers costs (buffets/ DJs etc) and having reserve lists is fair enough if there's a capacity issue for a function room. I've always done mine in bars where it was free and folk could just meet up and have a laugh.

Think we (wife and I) done three over the years then just though 'fuck it'. More hassle than it was worth.

Tough gig likes. Good luck if you go for it.

"

It does sound challenging which makes it all the more appealing to me, I do love a wee challenge, what's the worst that could happen fs?

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

Do it do it do it!!

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


"Do it do it do it!! "

You're gonna be helping out with it shorty, teamwork fs

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

Lets do it

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

Wait! Do I have to come to "the other side"

I've heard what they do to us nice innocent east coasters over there

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


"Wait! Do I have to come to "the other side"

I've heard what they do to us nice innocent east coasters over there "

You have himself as your bodyguard

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By *iking68Man  over a year ago

glasgow

hi .. never been to a social on this site so this may be a good way to get started....looking forward to reading more about it ...

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

I have arranged a few in the past. You'll find it guy heavy in folk showing interest then as the day gets closer they start dropping out and come the event it's pretty quiet. Then females want to know, rightly so, how many other females are going as they don't want it to be a cock fest. That was Edinburgh though, glasgow or elsewhere might be different.

Folk charging covers costs (buffets/ DJs etc) and having reserve lists is fair enough if there's a capacity issue for a function room. I've always done mine in bars where it was free and folk could just meet up and have a laugh.

Think we (wife and I) done three over the years then just though 'fuck it'. More hassle than it was worth.

Tough gig likes. Good luck if you go for it.

It does sound challenging which makes it all the more appealing to me, I do love a wee challenge, what's the worst that could happen fs? "

Last one we put on was in a strip bar - not as bad as it might sound (it's not there anymore now an Italian I think?), they had a lounge area for us, was free and more 'night clubby' than anything. We ended up having people from Germany, New Zealand, England, Fife, glasgow, West Lothian and a few other places - not a soul from Edinburgh! That was after about 60-70 'aye we'll definitely come' messages. lol couldn't make it up.

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

I have arranged a few in the past. You'll find it guy heavy in folk showing interest then as the day gets closer they start dropping out and come the event it's pretty quiet. Then females want to know, rightly so, how many other females are going as they don't want it to be a cock fest. That was Edinburgh though, glasgow or elsewhere might be different.

Folk charging covers costs (buffets/ DJs etc) and having reserve lists is fair enough if there's a capacity issue for a function room. I've always done mine in bars where it was free and folk could just meet up and have a laugh.

Think we (wife and I) done three over the years then just though 'fuck it'. More hassle than it was worth.

Tough gig likes. Good luck if you go for it.

It does sound challenging which makes it all the more appealing to me, I do love a wee challenge, what's the worst that could happen fs?

Last one we put on was in a strip bar - not as bad as it might sound (it's not there anymore now an Italian I think?), they had a lounge area for us, was free and more 'night clubby' than anything. We ended up having people from Germany, New Zealand, England, Fife, glasgow, West Lothian and a few other places - not a soul from Edinburgh! That was after about 60-70 'aye we'll definitely come' messages. lol couldn't make it up."

Strip clubs are just late night pubs, Edinburgh has a few of them lol, the good thing about a free social is its no big deal if folk can't make it last minute, there's no obligation and Glasgow is big and varied enough that you can easily change venue when everyone's there to cosier surroundings if less turn up. It would be great to meet folk from all the said places and even better to meet like minded natives hopefully you both might be free to attend also if it no too much of a trek.

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


"hi .. never been to a social on this site so this may be a good way to get started....looking forward to reading more about it ... "

Defo bud watch this space

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


"Wait! Do I have to come to "the other side"

I've heard what they do to us nice innocent east coasters over there

You have himself as your bodyguard "

She may be short but she's deadly, trust me this chick doesn't need no bodygaurd fs

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


"Wait! Do I have to come to "the other side"

I've heard what they do to us nice innocent east coasters over there "

Aye we'll corrupt your innocence just like any good host would. We're a friendly bunch up this way just don't mention salt n sauce an you'll be right as rain fs

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By *awty MaxWoman  over a year ago

Edinburgh

Only arranged 1 social on my own back in February and a couple of socials as part of a 'team' last year.

Personally, I think people are free to organise the type of Socials they wish and think others would want to attend.

If they don't want too many males there fair enough, if they want to control numbers with a reserve list because of the venue size fair enough too! Their social, their call.

There is no 'perfect' way to arrange a social, organisors have different personalities, different views etc... things happen on the day.. just do your thing!

I think it's great to have varied Social events to satisfy/suit everyone taste.

At the end, it is the people attending that matter. If they are happy then it is all good.

It's not a competition or popularity contest or about egos... it is about having a few like minded people together and have fun.

Hope this makes sense.

OP, do your social the way you want it and good luck

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By *andsCouple  over a year ago

Edin

Everyone organises socials differently, if you think there is a gap in the market go for it you never know till you try.

Being on Fab from almost the start we used to attend most of the socials (there were only 3-4 a year then), some were fantastic, some okay and some not so. The cost back then was around £5 per head that was for the venue/buffet or nibbles and a DJ. We decided many years ago never to go to another "Charity Night" as we know for a fact one of these organised events resulted in the charity of choice never seeing a penny of the money!! I worked for the charity and it was my job to deal with the donations ... it never materialised and the couple left the site less than a week later. We have no problem in people charging costs to cover the event and hey even if it included a free night and hotel etc for them for the hassle but to con people is another issue.

Good Luck with your social.

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Only arranged 1 social on my own back in February and a couple of socials as part of a 'team' last year.

Personally, I think people are free to organise the type of Socials they wish and think others would want to attend.

If they don't want too many males there fair enough, if they want to control numbers with a reserve list because of the venue size fair enough too! Their social, their call.

There is no 'perfect' way to arrange a social, organisors have different personalities, different views etc... things happen on the day.. just do your thing!

I think it's great to have varied Social events to satisfy/suit everyone taste.

At the end, it is the people attending that matter. If they are happy then it is all good.

It's not a competition or popularity contest or about egos... it is about having a few like minded people together and have fun.

Hope this makes sense.

OP, do your social the way you want it and good luck "

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


"Everyone organises socials differently, if you think there is a gap in the market go for it you never know till you try.

Being on Fab from almost the start we used to attend most of the socials (there were only 3-4 a year then), some were fantastic, some okay and some not so. The cost back then was around £5 per head that was for the venue/buffet or nibbles and a DJ. We decided many years ago never to go to another "Charity Night" as we know for a fact one of these organised events resulted in the charity of choice never seeing a penny of the money!! I worked for the charity and it was my job to deal with the donations ... it never materialised and the couple left the site less than a week later. We have no problem in people charging costs to cover the event and hey even if it included a free night and hotel etc for them for the hassle but to con people is another issue.

Good Luck with your social."

some were brilliant!!! Some were that bad we ended up having the best nights tho

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By *andsCouple  over a year ago

Edin


"Everyone organises socials differently, if you think there is a gap in the market go for it you never know till you try.

Being on Fab from almost the start we used to attend most of the socials (there were only 3-4 a year then), some were fantastic, some okay and some not so. The cost back then was around £5 per head that was for the venue/buffet or nibbles and a DJ. We decided many years ago never to go to another "Charity Night" as we know for a fact one of these organised events resulted in the charity of choice never seeing a penny of the money!! I worked for the charity and it was my job to deal with the donations ... it never materialised and the couple left the site less than a week later. We have no problem in people charging costs to cover the event and hey even if it included a free night and hotel etc for them for the hassle but to con people is another issue.

Good Luck with your social.some were brilliant!!! Some were that bad we ended up having the best nights tho "

Hahaha yea we always made the most of the nights that's for sure xx

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By *andsCouple  over a year ago

Edin

Oldie do you remember the social that they charged you more than others as you were a last min attendee and they had to "order in more sausage rolls" then they ended up running off with the money and it got cancelled?? lol there were a few of them eh! X

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By *earded villainMan  over a year ago

edinburgh

im in

make it so mick

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


"Oldie do you remember the social that they charged you more than others as you were a last min attendee and they had to "order in more sausage rolls" then they ended up running off with the money and it got cancelled?? lol there were a few of them eh! X"
1 word....buzzmeister

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


"Only arranged 1 social on my own back in February and a couple of socials as part of a 'team' last year.

Personally, I think people are free to organise the type of Socials they wish and think others would want to attend.

If they don't want too many males there fair enough, if they want to control numbers with a reserve list because of the venue size fair enough too! Their social, their call.

There is no 'perfect' way to arrange a social, organisors have different personalities, different views etc... things happen on the day.. just do your thing!

I think it's great to have varied Social events to satisfy/suit everyone taste.

At the end, it is the people attending that matter. If they are happy then it is all good.

It's not a competition or popularity contest or about egos... it is about having a few like minded people together and have fun.

Hope this makes sense.

OP, do your social the way you want it and good luck "

All advice is great and thanks.

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


"Everyone organises socials differently, if you think there is a gap in the market go for it you never know till you try.

Being on Fab from almost the start we used to attend most of the socials (there were only 3-4 a year then), some were fantastic, some okay and some not so. The cost back then was around £5 per head that was for the venue/buffet or nibbles and a DJ. We decided many years ago never to go to another "Charity Night" as we know for a fact one of these organised events resulted in the charity of choice never seeing a penny of the money!! I worked for the charity and it was my job to deal with the donations ... it never materialised and the couple left the site less than a week later. We have no problem in people charging costs to cover the event and hey even if it included a free night and hotel etc for them for the hassle but to con people is another issue.

Good Luck with your social.some were brilliant!!! Some were that bad we ended up having the best nights tho "

Haha these sound great the crazy, random and unplanned nights are normally the most fun ones

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


"Everyone organises socials differently, if you think there is a gap in the market go for it you never know till you try.

Being on Fab from almost the start we used to attend most of the socials (there were only 3-4 a year then), some were fantastic, some okay and some not so. The cost back then was around £5 per head that was for the venue/buffet or nibbles and a DJ. We decided many years ago never to go to another "Charity Night" as we know for a fact one of these organised events resulted in the charity of choice never seeing a penny of the money!! I worked for the charity and it was my job to deal with the donations ... it never materialised and the couple left the site less than a week later. We have no problem in people charging costs to cover the event and hey even if it included a free night and hotel etc for them for the hassle but to con people is another issue.

Good Luck with your social."

Cheers guys hopefully get the ball rolling soon and plenty of great pointers and tips from you all to try and rustle up summit half decent fs

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


"im in

make it so mick"

Good to have your support bud

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

Would folk mind mixing with the natives in a pub setting or would you prefer a private area or both?

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

"

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

"

Add to that the folks who don't understand he concept of a social and go around upsetting folks by being sleazy and expecting it to be an orgy.

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

"

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

"

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls "

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

Add to that the folks who don't understand he concept of a social and go around upsetting folks by being sleazy and expecting it to be an orgy. "

If folk can't behave in a civilised manner well that's their problem and more than confident whoever they misbehave with will soon put them right, no one here is wrapped up in cotton wool fs.

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


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol "

Tbh its a Social not as has been said by another a orgy or meet, who cares if a 100 guys show up or vice versa it's more people for people to get to know and form a impression on, good or bad.

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol "

And yet single guys say how difficult it is to get verified and get meets. Think Fab should give them a pair of socks for their cold feet!

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol "
same here always the same ones putting their names down then never turning up

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult? "

As said lots prefer a more private venue .How are you going to distinguish between who's there for the social and who's not? Also discretion becomes a huge concern for those attending.

By all means op you organize what you want how you want .But why then ask for peoples input when you have the whole plan ??

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

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

As said lots prefer a more private venue .How are you going to distinguish between who's there for the social and who's not? Also discretion becomes a huge concern for those attending.

By all means op you organize what you want how you want .But why then ask for peoples input when you have the whole plan ??"

Why? Simply put, because I can. Input is a good thing whether I choose to apply it or not, well that's upto me, thanks for your consent to run with the ball though.

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

Tbh its a Social not as has been said by another a orgy or meet, who cares if a 100 guys show up or vice versa it's more people for people to get to know and form a impression on, good or bad. "

I didn't say it was. I said in my experience whenever I have organised a drinks night in a pub, so no fee, lots of guys say they're interested and then bottle it.I'd be more than happy if everyone who put their name down turned up!

The issue we have over here is that no one other than myself and one or two others ever organise anything on the east coast, and if they do it's usually around edinburgh. There is life north of edinburgh and Glasgow, honest!

I'd go to more socials but when it involves a 90min drive to get there I become choosy about what I attend.

It's one reason I loved going to the Aberdeen club was because it was an opportunity to socialise with fellow east coasters.

It would be lovely if other people organised things, hopefully with the success of the big Dundee socials and the two recent Aberdeen ones I've attended, things are picking up around here.

Now if only someone had the money to open a bloody club!

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

And yet single guys say how difficult it is to get verified and get meets. Think Fab should give them a pair of socks for their cold feet! "

Yes, when what they actually mean is they want a fuck without having to put in any effort whatsoever.

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

same here always the same ones putting their names down then never turning up "

Repeat offenders don't get to come to the next one lol

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton

Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op .

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

As said lots prefer a more private venue .How are you going to distinguish between who's there for the social and who's not? Also discretion becomes a huge concern for those attending.

By all means op you organize what you want how you want .But why then ask for peoples input when you have the whole plan ??

Why? Simply put, because I can. Input is a good thing whether I choose to apply it or not, well that's upto me, thanks for your consent to run with the ball though. "

She has a point though. You've asked for feedback, people are giving it to you, yet you're saying you have it all figured out.

So what's the point in the thread then?

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By *yldstyleWoman  over a year ago

A world of my own

I've organised a few now and really enjoy it. I do try to make sure everyone who attends is mixing with others and no ones left on their own. Venues don't tend to be an issue as usually plenty money gets taken over the bar. However I dont give anyone the exact venue until the last minute.

Discretion is key and making clear it is a social event and not a free for all orgy!

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

Firstly you may THINK it's a piece of piss ....it's not .In fact that statement just belittles the huge amount of time,effort and damn hard work that other people put in to some truly fantastic socials . Walk a mile in there shoes or actually wait till you've done a social and then come back and say how easy it was . Lol .You have to find decent venue in a central local .Date to actually suit folks .Then theres getting the interest in the event .Trying to actually contend with people trying to derail it and being totally indiscreet. The list goes on

Secondly doing it free of charge ... if you can then fantastic. Those who do charge a very nominal fee do so to firstly out the folks who ain't ever gonna turn up ,wasting time and a space that could of been used by someone else who does want to attend . It also covers things like a drink or a buffet .

As for the shitty reserve list ... you only have a certain numbe of spaces for any venue .So does it not make common sense that you'd then have the reserve list of people who take space if folks drop out (which they will) and save that space going to waste ??

Kudos and huge respect to those who've organised fantastic events I've been to. It's not a job I'd take on and think way you worded the post very poor especially considering you want advice from said ppl.

I do wish you all the very best should you go ahead with it Think you'll find it very enlightening .

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

As said lots prefer a more private venue .How are you going to distinguish between who's there for the social and who's not? Also discretion becomes a huge concern for those attending.

By all means op you organize what you want how you want .But why then ask for peoples input when you have the whole plan ??

Why? Simply put, because I can. Input is a good thing whether I choose to apply it or not, well that's upto me, thanks for your consent to run with the ball though.

She has a point though. You've asked for feedback, people are giving it to you, yet you're saying you have it all figured out.

So what's the point in the thread then? "

No one can have it all figured out least of all someone like me who's gonna be doing a fab one for the first time, i do have ideas on what to do from expirence in hosting socials in other walks of life, feedback is very important if you want to know your market. Maybe ask yourself what's the point in any thread!

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


"Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op . "

You seem to know more about me than me fs, which is very strange as I don't even know you. I have a very clear plan? Really?

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


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

And yet single guys say how difficult it is to get verified and get meets. Think Fab should give them a pair of socks for their cold feet!

Yes, when what they actually mean is they want a fuck without having to put in any effort whatsoever."

Is this your own logic because it sounds like it's tarring every single person with the same brush which surly can't be a good thing fs.

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


"I'd love to go to a social but due to my job I can't really commit to anything too far in advance so one where I could turn up if I'm free would be cool.

Go for it M1cks! I'm sure we'll have fun even if it is just the 2 of us "

i would come too bunny you look delicious lol

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


"I've organised a few now and really enjoy it. I do try to make sure everyone who attends is mixing with others and no ones left on their own. Venues don't tend to be an issue as usually plenty money gets taken over the bar. However I dont give anyone the exact venue until the last minute.

Discretion is key and making clear it is a social event and not a free for all orgy! "

Brilliant and very informative I'll no doubt call on your experience at a later stage if you don't mind that is

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

I dont attend socials for varies reasons but as an observer and iv chatted to few fabbers in pms about it specially like myself who are here playing alone ..orginised socials in private rooms yes are discrete and only to fabbers but still risky for certain ppl as instantly you cant turn round in say you are there by chance if u bump into relatives or friends ..it would be oh feck lol ..so in a pub where its ppl just meeting for few drinks isnt so obvious..just my thot

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By *awty MaxWoman  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Would folk mind mixing with the natives in a pub setting or would you prefer a private area or both? "

I don't mind either. Can I behave amongst natives

My February social was in a pub but we had an area reserved for us. Dance-floor and bar was 'public'.

However, I had bought some glow in the dark bands so people could identify each other.

But really depends on the numbers and how you want to 'control' it and how you see things in your head.

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


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

Tbh its a Social not as has been said by another a orgy or meet, who cares if a 100 guys show up or vice versa it's more people for people to get to know and form a impression on, good or bad.

I didn't say it was. I said in my experience whenever I have organised a drinks night in a pub, so no fee, lots of guys say they're interested and then bottle it.I'd be more than happy if everyone who put their name down turned up!

The issue we have over here is that no one other than myself and one or two others ever organise anything on the east coast, and if they do it's usually around edinburgh. There is life north of edinburgh and Glasgow, honest!

I'd go to more socials but when it involves a 90min drive to get there I become choosy about what I attend.

It's one reason I loved going to the Aberdeen club was because it was an opportunity to socialise with fellow east coasters.

It would be lovely if other people organised things, hopefully with the success of the big Dundee socials and the two recent Aberdeen ones I've attended, things are picking up around here.

Now if only someone had the money to open a bloody club! "

Aye i understand where your coming fae I suppose you would have to be picky if your traveling that kind of distance.

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


"I dont attend socials for varies reasons but as an observer and iv chatted to few fabbers in pms about it specially like myself who are here playing alone ..orginised socials in private rooms yes are discrete and only to fabbers but still risky for certain ppl as instantly you cant turn round in say you are there by chance if u bump into relatives or friends ..it would be oh feck lol ..so in a pub where its ppl just meeting for few drinks isnt so obvious..just my thot "

Mine too

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


"Would folk mind mixing with the natives in a pub setting or would you prefer a private area or both?

I don't mind either. Can I behave amongst natives

My February social was in a pub but we had an area reserved for us. Dance-floor and bar was 'public'.

However, I had bought some glow in the dark bands so people could identify each other.

But really depends on the numbers and how you want to 'control' it and how you see things in your head. "

Loving the glow bands idea very

Cool

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

It seems folk, especially couples and singles ladies are more concerned about rude assholes ruining it for everyone but as is life your gonna get assholes everywhere they often themselves out.

The previous poster made a very good point about having a public setting which means said assholes can be escaped from or even tossed out if need be.

There shouldn't be any pressure or misbehaving of that sort at socials. I know for certain if I witnessed anyone being harrased, bullied or annoyed I'd talked the appropriate steps to have the bad element removed and not allowed at any future socials.

Safety is the most important thing for everyone.

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By *yldstyleWoman  over a year ago

A world of my own

Just reading some of the earlier posts and wanted to clarify a few things. Firstly I can only comment on the socials I've organised. The first one we were selling raffle tickets. And people donated prizes. Almost everyone left with one and all the funds went directly to the local charity.

Any social I've organised has always left me out of pocket. The one I'm currently organising will be no exception. A venue and a dj don't come free.

While in the past I've covered the venue cost personally and anything else such as decorations, nibbles etc, I'm not in a position financially to keep doing it. I'm certainly not making any money out of it and I'm pretty sure anyone thats ever attended a social I've been involved in organising will confirm I rarely even drink at them!

As for reserve lists,I'm not a fan either and more often than not pointless as usually not everyone turns up anyway. And its often men who don't turn up! However venue size plays a part and I wouldn't want to charge people and there not be space for them.

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By *oobsandballsMan  over a year ago

st andrews


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

And yet single guys say how difficult it is to get verified and get meets. Think Fab should give them a pair of socks for their cold feet!

Yes, when what they actually mean is they want a fuck without having to put in any effort whatsoever.

Is this your own logic because it sounds like it's tarring every single person with the same brush which surly can't be a good thing fs."

I'm not tarring anyone with the same brush.

I am speaking from 5 years of experience that the majority of single guys on here who do not wish to attend any socials, or go to clubs/parties etc are only wanting instashag and can't seem to understand why they're not getting it.

They do not comprehend the effort that they need to expend on their profile, messages etc to get anywhere on here and tbh would be much better off down the pub or on tinder.

However, that is a completely different subject to the one you raised. You obviously have a solid idea of how you want to do things, so best of luck with that.

Although be aware that your replies to people on here have seemed on the defensive for no reason that is apparent to me.

Happy socialising

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


"Maybe folk don't like giving email address out tho?

I for 1 do not like giving any personal details to strangers?

And yes they do...most socials have a cap on single guys

Never single ladies or cpls

My drinks socials have never had a cap on single guys. I usually end up with about 20-25 on the list, lucky if 4 turn up lol

And yet single guys say how difficult it is to get verified and get meets. Think Fab should give them a pair of socks for their cold feet!

Yes, when what they actually mean is they want a fuck without having to put in any effort whatsoever.

Is this your own logic because it sounds like it's tarring every single person with the same brush which surly can't be a good thing fs.

I'm not tarring anyone with the same brush.

I am speaking from 5 years of experience that the majority of single guys on here who do not wish to attend any socials, or go to clubs/parties etc are only wanting instashag and can't seem to understand why they're not getting it.

They do not comprehend the effort that they need to expend on their profile, messages etc to get anywhere on here and tbh would be much better off down the pub or on tinder.

However, that is a completely different subject to the one you raised. You obviously have a solid idea of how you want to do things, so best of luck with that.

Although be aware that your replies to people on here have seemed on the defensive for no reason that is apparent to me.

Happy socialising "

Aye, a get you and appreciate what your saying from what you know fae your own experience, cheers for the good wishes and maybe even see you guys along when it happens, lol that's not defensive that's just my Glaswegian tone, you east coasters are much milder I know.

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

One thing about me, like most of you all is am no dafty, I reciprocate the tone that's directed at me, if that comes across as defensive then maybe ask yourself why! I'm a nice guy generally I just don't suffer fools or dafties who think folk can't read between the lines gladly.

I call it how it is if you take offence to that then that's your problem whoever it maybe.

Am not here to rile folk up or for malice am here to make friends and influence people fs.

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

The problem appears to be folks perception of a "social". I think the op is reffering to folk meeting up in a public bar as opposed to a venue being hired.there are socials where folk are taking money to confirm their space and making their own caps on attendance but stillonly meeting in a public bar.

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


"The problem appears to be folks perception of a "social". I think the op is reffering to folk meeting up in a public bar as opposed to a venue being hired.there are socials where folk are taking money to confirm their space and making their own caps on attendance but stillonly meeting in a public bar."

Which imo is wrong, unless they're providing other entertainment or food which most good pubs in sunny Glasgow dae anyway.

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op .

You seem to know more about me than me fs, which is very strange as I don't even know you. I have a very clear plan? Really? "

Well seems you made full intentions clear when you posted

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

That's your plan is it not?? I also not read anything since that showing any change at all to that .So just run with that .

Out of curiosity how are you going to ensure people there for the social are recognizable to each other but not other patrons of the pub? Also you said if anyone stepped out of line you'd deal with it ... how can you when not in your own private function where you can ask person to leave, but in public area where anyone gas a right to be ? You could end up ejected from the pub yourself .

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


"Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op .

You seem to know more about me than me fs, which is very strange as I don't even know you. I have a very clear plan? Really?

Well seems you made full intentions clear when you posted

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

That's your plan is it not?? I also not read anything since that showing any change at all to that .So just run with that .

Out of curiosity how are you going to ensure people there for the social are recognizable to each other but not other patrons of the pub? Also you said if anyone stepped out of line you'd deal with it ... how can you when not in your own private function where you can ask person to leave, but in public area where anyone gas a right to be ? You could end up ejected from the pub yourself .

"

That's not a plan, that's me thinking out loud fs, I quite liked the glow bands idea posted by Nawty Max or maybe co-ordinate a colour of clothing or accessory, excellent idea which wouldn't have come up otherwise and which am considering taking on board, as for the venue and security one doesn't have these problems when one........ owns the place.

I don't know what your angle is but positive criticism or contribution it ain't, you seem affy determined to throw a spanner in the works before its even started or maybe am just reading you wrong fs?

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op .

You seem to know more about me than me fs, which is very strange as I don't even know you. I have a very clear plan? Really?

Well seems you made full intentions clear when you posted

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

That's your plan is it not?? I also not read anything since that showing any change at all to that .So just run with that .

Out of curiosity how are you going to ensure people there for the social are recognizable to each other but not other patrons of the pub? Also you said if anyone stepped out of line you'd deal with it ... how can you when not in your own private function where you can ask person to leave, but in public area where anyone gas a right to be ? You could end up ejected from the pub yourself .

That's not a plan, that's me thinking out loud fs, I quite liked the glow bands idea posted by Nawty Max or maybe co-ordinate a colour of clothing or accessory, excellent idea which wouldn't have come up otherwise and which am considering taking on board, as for the venue and security one doesn't have these problems when one........ owns the place.

I don't know what your angle is but positive criticism or contribution it ain't, you seem affy determined to throw a spanner in the works before its even started or maybe am just reading you wrong fs? "

Just making valid points ... food for thought so to say .

So you own the place ... so against charging but not to trying to boost your own business then lol

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


"Input is only going to be of use if you are open to change . You have a very clear plan op which clearly no wish to deviate from so just do what you are going to do all along op .

You seem to know more about me than me fs, which is very strange as I don't even know you. I have a very clear plan? Really?

Well seems you made full intentions clear when you posted

Keep it simple that's the key, simple things work best, don't stress over perfection, pick a date, make a thread, let those who show interest know the venue on the day, keep it free and open to all, if folk turn up yippee, if they don't that's up to them, what you've described are as you said events, what am aiming for, to begin with are simple pub socials with no expectations or obligations.

Piece of pish, aye, well in my head yes, yes I think it can be.

Why make simple things difficult?

That's your plan is it not?? I also not read anything since that showing any change at all to that .So just run with that .

Out of curiosity how are you going to ensure people there for the social are recognizable to each other but not other patrons of the pub? Also you said if anyone stepped out of line you'd deal with it ... how can you when not in your own private function where you can ask person to leave, but in public area where anyone gas a right to be ? You could end up ejected from the pub yourself .

That's not a plan, that's me thinking out loud fs, I quite liked the glow bands idea posted by Nawty Max or maybe co-ordinate a colour of clothing or accessory, excellent idea which wouldn't have come up otherwise and which am considering taking on board, as for the venue and security one doesn't have these problems when one........ owns the place.

I don't know what your angle is but positive criticism or contribution it ain't, you seem affy determined to throw a spanner in the works before its even started or maybe am just reading you wrong fs?

Just making valid points ... food for thought so to say .

So you own the place ... so against charging but not to trying to boost your own business then lol "

Someone's gonna profit may as well be me fs, how did I guess that was going to be your next 'valid point' in fact actually it is a good point can't have anyone thinking am being unethical now fs I think what I'd do to eradicate that problem is guarantee 'fabbers only' a special rate throughout the social a rate so good that no one within a 10 mile radius would beat it. Problem solved, no!

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley

So if you own the place you must have experience in organising events so why ask for our opinions? Also you will profit from holding it at a venue you own. You should have made that clear from the start and should also be stated when advertising the event.

You've had lots of great advice from people who have experience of organising events and socials.

Whatever you organise will not appeal to everyone. The best way to prove yourself is by running a successful social that's free and without a reserve list and show us how it's done.

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

Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. "

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

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


"So if you own the place you must have experience in organising events so why ask for our opinions? Also you will profit from holding it at a venue you own. You should have made that clear from the start and should also be stated when advertising the event.

You've had lots of great advice from people who have experience of organising events and socials.

Whatever you organise will not appeal to everyone. The best way to prove yourself is by running a successful social that's free and without a reserve list and show us how it's done. "

The venue hasn't been decided yet nor was it in my thoughts before reading some of the issues being faced by fabbers, who as you quite rightly said have organised such events with the venue being a difficulty, fortunately I have several venues both owned and of friends at my disposal so it won't be an issue, I've never done a swingers social yet but don't imagine it being any different to others, opinions are always good I listen to everyone but ultimately do what my heart tells me, it's a winning formula that's never let me down.

I don't have anything to prove or have to show anybody anything, when I do, do a social all will be welcome to it, regardless of sex or pairing, there will be no reserves list or deposit or entry fee, folk can come, enjoy, pay as they go, then get up the road or take it fae there, simple.

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

Damned if ya do damned if ya dont even if the guy owns the place hes not exactly gonna make a fortune hell if its a fri sat in the town he may have to be refusing entry to some joe public to make this work. I think there are folkwould really like the free flow of what your proposing even though for reasons ive said its not for me. Hell some will see it as a positive you own/run the place

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. "

Without sounding biased, I totally agree except for the misbehaving part, I expect nothing less fs

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

"

Oh behave fs.

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


"Damned if ya do damned if ya dont even if the guy owns the place hes not exactly gonna make a fortune hell if its a fri sat in the town he may have to be refusing entry to some joe public to make this work. I think there are folkwould really like the free flow of what your proposing even though for reasons ive said its not for me. Hell some will see it as a positive you own/run the place"

And thank you, someone who sees reason and logic fs, would actually be good to have you along bud your on a similar wavelength, refreshing fs

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

Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs.

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. "
whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

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

'Owned by swingers for swingers fs' think that's gonna be the launch slogan lol

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


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing "

Those who it effects and need to know already know. Your not one of them is all that you need to know. As you so eloquently suggested previously, concern yourself with your own business and let me deal with mine.

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By *awty MaxWoman  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing "

You forgot the 'fs' at the end of your sentence to give it more kaboom lol

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


"

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

You forgot the 'fs' at the end of your sentence to give it more kaboom lol "

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

Those who it effects and need to know already know. Your not one of them is all that you need to know. As you so eloquently suggested previously, concern yourself with your own business and let me deal with mine. "

you've lost me with that comment but if your so friendly in opening up your social to all is your last paragraph there not contradicting yourself?

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

People aren't dafties they can distinguish the difference between a debate and someone who's banging a drum. Folk trying to disguise that drum banging with the aim of making fools out of others are themselves that fool.

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


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

Those who it effects and need to know already know. Your not one of them is all that you need to know. As you so eloquently suggested previously, concern yourself with your own business and let me deal with mine. you've lost me with that comment but if your so friendly in opening up your social to all is your last paragraph there not contradicting yourself?"

Naw

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"People aren't dafties they can distinguish the difference between a debate and someone who's banging a drum. Folk trying to disguise that drum banging with the aim of making fools out of others are themselves that fool."
your absoloutley right there .... good luck with your social when it happens

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


"People aren't dafties they can distinguish the difference between a debate and someone who's banging a drum. Folk trying to disguise that drum banging with the aim of making fools out of others are themselves that fool.your absoloutley right there .... good luck with your social when it happens "

Thank you and hope to see you there, no reserves list remember and won't cost you a penny to enter, just the way it should be imo.

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By *ensual temptressWoman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

Oh behave fs. "

Making a valid point ...as you admitted to earlier.

Had you been up frount that you had venue or friend that owns venue then it would be no issue .

But open the thread making a big thing saying socials should be free ... then it comes to only much later when pushed about you owning venue just comes across as totally hypocrisy.

People may see a fab member owning the venue as a huge posative and happy to spend their money riging their till rather than just a random pub . But at least be honest from the off .

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By *owboy BebopMan  over a year ago

Glasgow


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

...... honestly.....you are now really begining to contradict yourself. A bar owner who requires advice and patently ( from observing your posts) couldn't order a round of drinks.

No doubt you'll be arriving in your Maserati or Bentley ??? ............ I think I hear your Mum shouting from downstairs for you to get off your computer as you've got school tomorrow!!!

Those who it effects and need to know already know. Your not one of them is all that you need to know. As you so eloquently suggested previously, concern yourself with your own business and let me deal with mine. "

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

Oh behave fs.

Making a valid point ...as you admitted to earlier.

Had you been up frount that you had venue or friend that owns venue then it would be no issue .

But open the thread making a big thing saying socials should be free ... then it comes to only much later when pushed about you owning venue just comes across as totally hypocrisy.

People may see a fab member owning the venue as a huge posative and happy to spend their money riging their till rather than just a random pub . But at least be honest from the off .

"

Give yerself a break fs.

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


"People aren't dafties they can distinguish the difference between a debate and someone who's banging a drum. Folk trying to disguise that drum banging with the aim of making fools out of others are themselves that fool.your absoloutley right there .... good luck with your social when it happens

Thank you and hope to see you there, no reserves list remember and won't cost you a penny to enter, just the way it should be imo. "

There is no need to criticise what others are doing. As said it's your opinion, some like a free for all some like private functions. No one is better than the other it's about catering for different preferences, something this site should be all about.

It's not a competition for God's sake!!

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

Oh behave fs.

Making a valid point ...as you admitted to earlier.

Had you been up frount that you had venue or friend that owns venue then it would be no issue .

But open the thread making a big thing saying socials should be free ... then it comes to only much later when pushed about you owning venue just comes across as totally hypocrisy.

People may see a fab member owning the venue as a huge posative and happy to spend their money riging their till rather than just a random pub . But at least be honest from the off .

Give yerself a break fs."

And on a totally unrelated topic....what's the fs all about? Is this some Fab acronym or stingers terminology I'm behind on?

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


"Some folk will argue with themselves if need be, as like most of us i tend to steer clear of such folk and have little time or patience for them, that's not being rude or defensive it's just a personal preference fs. whats this comment about ?

People are passing comments on the points you have raised.

Some will agree with you some wont its called health debate not arguing

...... honestly.....you are now really begining to contradict yourself. A bar owner who requires advice and patently ( from observing your posts) couldn't order a round of drinks.

No doubt you'll be arriving in your Maserati or Bentley ??? ............ I think I hear your Mum shouting from downstairs for you to get off your computer as you've got school tomorrow!!!

****lol, I see what you done there would have been better if you could spell and string a sentence together, but hey ho, gave me a giggle, cheers m1cks*****

Those who it effects and need to know already know. Your not one of them is all that you need to know. As you so eloquently suggested previously, concern yourself with your own business and let me deal with mine. "

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By *SAchickWoman  over a year ago

Hillside desolate

Ah welcome to the friendly fab Scotland forum, the only place you can offer to host a free of charge social in your own venue and meet with nothing but criticism. I'm away back to the lounge, good luck op

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself.

Whar risk is there unless it was a fab only private night .which he's made clear that it wouldnt .so he's still be open anyway to the public . Zero risk just more people than he'd have with out the social turning out . Win win for op .

As for reduced rate drinks ops ... you'd still make a profit .

Oh behave fs.

Making a valid point ...as you admitted to earlier.

Had you been up frount that you had venue or friend that owns venue then it would be no issue .

But open the thread making a big thing saying socials should be free ... then it comes to only much later when pushed about you owning venue just comes across as totally hypocrisy.

People may see a fab member owning the venue as a huge posative and happy to spend their money riging their till rather than just a random pub . But at least be honest from the off .

Give yerself a break fs.

And on a totally unrelated topic....what's the fs all about? Is this some Fab acronym or stingers terminology I'm behind on? "

Hi ya you, long time no see fs, how you keeping? search threads fir 'fs' and all will be revealed

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


"Ah welcome to the friendly fab Scotland forum, the only place you can offer to host a free of charge social in your own venue and meet with nothing but criticism. I'm away back to the lounge, good luck op "

Aye some mothers dae have em. I'll tame them yet fs, get you in there

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

Been to many well run socials over the years always felt more comfortable if held in private venue knowing that everyone there were likeminded ppl, not to sure how it would work in a open bar how would you know who was who ect ?,and as others have said discretion is a must for most swingers how would you control that ,not being critical but would need to know these things before we would think of attending

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By *owboy BebopMan  over a year ago

Glasgow

m1cks you have entertained me, but let's be honest..... should you not be posting all your nonsense in the Stories & Fantasies section ?

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


"Been to many well run socials over the years always felt more comfortable if held in private venue knowing that everyone there were likeminded ppl, not to sure how it would work in a open bar how would you know who was who ect ?,and as others have said discretion is a must for most swingers how would you control that ,not being critical but would need to know these things before we would think of attending "

That's not being critical that's positive feedback which is most welcome, tbh i don't know the logistics of it all yet however had some really good advice, feed back and support from fmites on here, when I do get round to it I'll make sure everything is as watertight for everyone as possible including myself fs.

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


"m1cks you have entertained me, but let's be honest..... should you not be posting all your nonsense in the Stories & Fantasies section ?"

Look harder you'll find them fs

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


"Been to many well run socials over the years always felt more comfortable if held in private venue knowing that everyone there were likeminded ppl, not to sure how it would work in a open bar how would you know who was who ect ?,and as others have said discretion is a must for most swingers how would you control that ,not being critical but would need to know these things before we would think of attending

That's not being critical that's positive feedback which is most welcome, tbh i don't know the logistics of it all yet however had some really good advice, feed back and support from fmites on here, when I do get round to it I'll make sure everything is as watertight for everyone as possible including myself fs. "

Cheers gd luck will look out for it

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By *ifes journeyCouple  over a year ago

scotland

It's as easy as you make itbits that simple , go for it you have nothing to loose it will either be a hit or it won't ... end of the day swinging is evolving as the years go on... trying it a new way isn't always a bad thing as long as discretion ( yes that word again ) is respected always when planning

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By *alcon43Woman  over a year ago

Paisley


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

You say in your original post that you have organisational skills and that organising such a social would be in your words 'a piece of pish'.

Put your reputation where your mouth is and let's see a social being organised.

"

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


"or difficult is it to arrange a forum drinks social?

Anyone with experience on said matter your input is more than welcome.

Think I want to get involved in this side of Fab more, with my contacts and organisational skills I reckon it would be a piece of pish, none of the shitty reserve list crap, which probably makes folk feel unwanted, anyone who wanted to attend could do and for free of charge fs.

You say in your original post that you have organisational skills and that organising such a social would be in your words 'a piece of pish'.

Put your reputation where your mouth is and let's see a social being organised.

Would you like me to jump off a bridge at your say so too? This just in............how about naw and I'll decide thank you very much.

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


"It's as easy as you make itbits that simple , go for it you have nothing to loose it will either be a hit or it won't ... end of the day swinging is evolving as the years go on... trying it a new way isn't always a bad thing as long as discretion ( yes that word again ) is respected always when planning

"

Cheers, agreed and noted

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


"Been to many well run socials over the years always felt more comfortable if held in private venue knowing that everyone there were likeminded ppl, not to sure how it would work in a open bar how would you know who was who ect ?,and as others have said discretion is a must for most swingers how would you control that ,not being critical but would need to know these things before we would think of attending

That's not being critical that's positive feedback which is most welcome, tbh i don't know the logistics of it all yet however had some really good advice, feed back and support from fmites on here, when I do get round to it I'll make sure everything is as watertight for everyone as possible including myself fs.

Cheers gd luck will look out for it"

Cheers, watch this space as they say

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

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

Alright bob

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


"Alright bob "

I shot the sheriff but I did not shoot the deputy fs

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


"Do it do it do it!!

You're gonna be helping out with it shorty, teamwork fs "

Someone mention my name???

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. "

This

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


"Do it do it do it!!

You're gonna be helping out with it shorty, teamwork fs

Someone mention my name??? "

Aye, be ready tae dae some PR work fs

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By *exy gentMan  over a year ago

Midlothian

Where about generally are we talking about holding this social?

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

any new ideas on socials are welcum, xxx penny.

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


"Where about generally are we talking about holding this social? "

It'll be a central public location in Glasgae bud.

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


"any new ideas on socials are welcum, xxx penny. "

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. "

what risks do you reckon hes taking?

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

Reputation loss......lose that you lose custom. You should know that you witnessed the aftermath of individuals phoning establishments and the chaos it created.

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

I can't believe this is still going on about a social that may or may not happen

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Reputation loss......lose that you lose custom. You should know that you witnessed the aftermath of individuals phoning establishments and the chaos it created."
yeah thats one thing

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


"I can't believe this is still going on about a social that may or may not happen "

lololol x

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By *ifes journeyCouple  over a year ago

scotland

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By *ifes journeyCouple  over a year ago

scotland


"I can't believe this is still going on about a social that may or may not happen "

typical Scottish forums lol

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


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. what risks do you reckon hes taking?"

He could end up with a half empty venue instead of allowing it to be booked by a paying customer. He could end up out of pocket, its an open invite, there's no guarantee anyone will show.

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Id feel more comfortable in a place owned by a fabber knowing we weren't at risk of being asked to leave (unless I misbehave, I know!)

No matter where we go we'll be lining someone's pocket so it might as well be someone generous enough to open out their place with no guaranteed number of attendees or income instead of letting it be booked by clientelle who will be paying. Hes taking a risk himself. what risks do you reckon hes taking?

He could end up with a half empty venue instead of allowing it to be booked by a paying customer. He could end up out of pocket, its an open invite, there's no guarantee anyone will show. "

fair enough I thought it was just a pub not a paying venue

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

wonders if there will be a How Easy 2 thread...

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


" wonders if there will be a How Easy 2 thread... "

I think the op has enough here for him to make up his mind lol

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

Maybe should arrange a Fake Profile Social ..

Invite all the fakes to a fake location ..

Just a wild thought ..

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