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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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so who wants to start with the do's and dont's the rules of dogging the etiquette.
cos it seems to us like most of it has gone out the window.
does anyone use the interior light these days what does it mean |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The first rule of dogging paraphrases the first rule of knife fight.
Just go!. If a couple want an audience or participants they won't make it difficult for you to realise it. |
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Depends where you visit really different places have different rules.
The interior light thing is only used these days if you want a big crowd around your car as is the brake lights being flashed on and off.
But if your Man is a man then all he has to say is sorry lads we only want x amount of people to watch or play the rest should and will leave or there will be words between the ones who want the fun and them.
It is custom when you enter a carpark to have your side lights on as the police are not allowed to use their sidelights. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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well i best dust off the stun gun then just incase somone puts somthing in the wifes window but then that would prob count as flashing the interior light again lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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in all honesty does it really matter as anyone will be totally crowed around if you want them there or not as most dont take no for an answer anyway theses days in some places its like a pack of dogs on the hunt |
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By *lan10Man
over a year ago
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Unfortunately spunkjunkie you are right when I first started dogging where I go you never approached a cple in a car until they flashed there interior light /brake light. Now because cpls say they dont use that method no more blokes dont know when to approach so they go on mass before many have chance to put the hand brake on. Then what usually happens is cpls then start moaning because they are being overpowered by pushy males. If cpls dont give some sort of sign then obviously this will happen. I much prefer the system when blokes only approached when the cple are ready to be approached and give a signal. They then stay in control and take away the pushy aggresiveness from males. After all the cples should make the rules and the males abide by them not the other way round. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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At least if people have stopped flashing their lights, my friend with photo sensitive epilepsy won't have to wear his crash helmet whilst playing any more  |
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