Forums > Events, Performances and Gatherings > PLAY Festival 2006
Login/Join to ParticipateGOLD Member
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
==============================
TICKETS UPDATE 11th April 2006
==============================
TICKETS ARE NOW ONSALE!!
You can follow this link to the online Shop to make your purchase. If you buy a ticket with the forthcoming DVD you will get a £3 discount. Please note that the price of £25 will only be valid until the 13th June
Finally, we have a venue for play
Thanks for being so patient, the location for PLAY is now confirmed as being at Fordhall Farm, Market Drayton, Shropshire. TF9 3PS
The gates will be open from 10am Thursday 22nd June until 6pm Monday 26th June (yes that's FIVE days ) and will cost the princely sum of £25 in advance and £30 from two weeks prior to the festival. The tickets will be on sale from Sunday 2nd April right up until the event. The ticket price covers all facilities and events once onsite (bar, food & drink etc excluded of course) all workshops, the show(s), the childrens creche area etc etc etc
A beautiful organic farm set in the countryside (although 5 minutes from the town of Market Drayton) that will make for the most wonderful setting for this years (and hopefully many more) PLAY Festival.
(Please visit the Fordhall Farm website, they need to raise £600,000 by July 2006 to stop this beautiful fertile place from becoming yet another industrial development, if you can help their cause please do so
)
It has great links to the M6 motorway via the A53 and for non car users we will post all info about the local transport situation asap. There isn't a train station that's particularly close but we will be laying on a PLAY Bus to make collections to/from the station as often as possible to help everyone out. There may be a very small charge for this (ie a quid or two) to cover the cost of the driver etc.
I will keep this post updated and of course keep your eyes on the PLAY Website and forum for the most up to date information.
If you could keep your questions in the PLAY Forum we'd much appreciate it as it will help us keep some control and ensure we answer as many as possible. It'll save Malcolms badwidth a little too.....
Hope to see you all there!
==============================
TICKETS UPDATE 11th April 2006
==============================
TICKETS ARE NOW ONSALE!!
You can follow this link to the online Shop to make your purchase. If you buy a ticket with the forthcoming DVD you will get a £3 discount. Please note that the price of £25 will only be valid until the 13th June Finally, we have a venue for play
Thanks for being so patient, the location for PLAY is now confirmed as being at Fordhall Farm, Market Drayton, Shropshire. TF9 3PS
The gates will be open from 10am Thursday 22nd June until 6pm Monday 26th June (yes that's FIVE days
) and will cost the princely sum of £25 in advance and £30 from two weeks prior to the festival. The tickets will be on sale from Sunday 2nd April right up until the event. The ticket price covers all facilities and events once onsite (bar, food & drink etc excluded of course) all workshops, the show(s), the childrens creche area etc etc etc A beautiful organic farm set in the countryside (although 5 minutes from the town of Market Drayton) that will make for the most wonderful setting for this years (and hopefully many more) PLAY Festival.
(Please visit the Fordhall Farm website, they need to raise £600,000 by July 2006 to stop this beautiful fertile place from becoming yet another industrial development, if you can help their cause please do so
)It has great links to the M6 motorway via the A53 and for non car users we will post all info about the local transport situation asap. There isn't a train station that's particularly close but we will be laying on a PLAY Bus to make collections to/from the station as often as possible to help everyone out. There may be a very small charge for this (ie a quid or two) to cover the cost of the driver etc.
I will keep this post updated and of course keep your eyes on the PLAY Website and forum for the most up to date information.
If you could keep your questions in the PLAY Forum we'd much appreciate it as it will help us keep some control and ensure we answer as many as possible. It'll save Malcolms badwidth a little too.....
Hope to see you all there!
Let's relight this forum 
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,191 posts
Location: Sihanoukville, cambodia
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,191 posts
Location: Sihanoukville, cambodia
Posted:
Yup....
for the porta loos, only on one occasion did the smell and that was sorted out within a couple of hours, which is dang good for a 5 day festival if you ask me. 
Yup....
for the porta loos, only on one occasion did the smell and that was sorted out within a couple of hours, which is dang good for a 5 day festival if you ask me. BRONZE Member
Mistress of Pink...Multicoloured
6,140 posts
Location: Over There, United Kingdom
Mistress of Pink...Multicoloured
6,140 posts
Location: Over There, United Kingdom
Posted:
The Portaloos were amazing considering they were portaloo's!
The only negative part of Play for me (except it ending, and having to go home) was the food, I know it wasn't your fault & it was a last minute thing (kudos for getting someone in so late). Just thought i'd mention it.
Ideally something like last year (not necessarily the same people) would have been ace.
The Portaloos were amazing considering they were portaloo's!
The only negative part of Play for me (except it ending, and having to go home) was the food, I know it wasn't your fault & it was a last minute thing (kudos for getting someone in so late). Just thought i'd mention it.
Ideally something like last year (not necessarily the same people) would have been ace.
Never pick up a duck in a dungeon...
GOLD Member
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
Food...all in the bad. You'll love it next year beleive me I hope you liked the meat from the farm too for those who ate it
We're glad the portaloos weren't to hateful. It was really important to us, we'd set a reasonably large budget for the loos to have nice demountable buildings brought onsite but because we can't drain we'd have to have them emptied 1-2 times a day which is a huge cost for us ontop of the cost of the loos. So we decided to use the entire budget and get the most and best portaloos we could find.
I was really happy with them and the service was great. The frist emptying was sooner than we expected but they were there within an hour or two to sort it out for us.
Skully that's ace feedback, thank you so much. More threads like that (especially on the website or by email to reviews@playfestival.co.uk or by using the contact us section of the website would be marvelous
Food...all in the bad. You'll love it next year beleive me
I hope you liked the meat from the farm too for those who ate it We're glad the portaloos weren't to hateful. It was really important to us, we'd set a reasonably large budget for the loos to have nice demountable buildings brought onsite but because we can't drain we'd have to have them emptied 1-2 times a day which is a huge cost for us ontop of the cost of the loos. So we decided to use the entire budget and get the most and best portaloos we could find.
I was really happy with them and the service was great. The frist emptying was sooner than we expected but they were there within an hour or two to sort it out for us.
Skully that's ace feedback, thank you so much. More threads like that (especially on the website or by email to reviews@playfestival.co.uk or by using the contact us section of the website would be marvelous
Let's relight this forum
SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Posted:
Written by: mcp
Thou I personally think that Gayles workshop had the most wonderful cheesy pop music. I still remember the moves whenever I hear the nelly furtado song...
Written by: jo_rhymesi think i love you meg!!
Gayle.....!
SILVER Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Posted:
I also thought the loo's were ace
Only once did I discover no toilet paper, but that was fine as I had emergancy baby wipes in my pocket
What exactly does a compost loo entail? I heard horror storys from my dad of just a big pit in the ground and a plank to rest on...
I don't know about anybody else but I found it really hard to go if I'm in a public place!
The only downside to them being towards the end of the 5 days, when everything started to build up....and the flappy down bits in the bottom got stuck down because of all the poo
I didn't find not washing that atrocious either. It wasn't too hot, so I didn't wake up in a sauna like tent all sweaty and minging, and a quick baby wipe wash was enough to keep me feeling fresh-ish
I didn;t find the layout too bad. The food was right by the big top which was lovely, and the stalls were just a skip away. As for the noise the only time I found it too loud was when the death metal where on and despite Ed's cries of "Listen to it properly! They're great!" I could couldn't enjoy it..
But thats down to personal taste and if other people enjoyed it then its fine by me.
I can't comment on the noise levels at the stalls...besides the cheesy dance workshop the only time I was using that area I was um....*ahem* in another state of mind so much so that I didn't notice the noise
All in all i thought it was a fantastic festival and 10x better than last year, and if it were conducted next year the same as it were this year I would have no quams
There were too many good bits to be focusing on the bads bits...
I also thought the loo's were ace
Only once did I discover no toilet paper, but that was fine as I had emergancy baby wipes in my pocket
What exactly does a compost loo entail? I heard horror storys from my dad of just a big pit in the ground and a plank to rest on...
I don't know about anybody else but I found it really hard to go if I'm in a public place!
The only downside to them being towards the end of the 5 days, when everything started to build up....and the flappy down bits in the bottom got stuck down because of all the poo
I didn't find not washing that atrocious either. It wasn't too hot, so I didn't wake up in a sauna like tent all sweaty and minging, and a quick baby wipe wash was enough to keep me feeling fresh-ish
I didn;t find the layout too bad. The food was right by the big top which was lovely, and the stalls were just a skip away. As for the noise the only time I found it too loud was when the death metal where on and despite Ed's cries of "Listen to it properly! They're great!" I could couldn't enjoy it..
But thats down to personal taste and if other people enjoyed it then its fine by me. I can't comment on the noise levels at the stalls...besides the cheesy dance workshop the only time I was using that area I was um....*ahem* in another state of mind so much so that I didn't notice the noise
All in all i thought it was a fantastic festival and 10x better than last year, and if it were conducted next year the same as it were this year I would have no quams
There were too many good bits to be focusing on the bads bits...
BRONZE Member
compfuzzled
1,182 posts
Location: hastings, England (UK)
compfuzzled
1,182 posts
Location: hastings, England (UK)
Posted:
Written by: Aimée
There were too many good bits to be focusing on the bads bits...
"the geeks have got you" - Gayle
Carpal \'Tunnel
7,193 posts
Location: in the trees
7,193 posts
Location: in the trees
Posted:
the loos where the best i'd seen at an event, mainly because ther where no coke heads/mash heads useing loo roll then throwing it on the florr instead of in the pan
BELIEVE me................... try going to the loo at a squat party and you'll know how grim they get
with you all on the wash screens but being "combat collin" baby wipes did it for me
( had a HUGE pack of them.
i cant believe after gayles workshop telling people to find their own rythem no matter what tune was playing people still cant grasp the main point of the lesson............
-------- what ever the pace of a tune find your own rythem-----
well thats what i picked up from it anyway
the loos where the best i'd seen at an event, mainly because ther where no coke heads/mash heads useing loo roll then throwing it on the florr instead of in the pan
BELIEVE me................... try going to the loo at a squat party and you'll know how grim they get
with you all on the wash screens but being "combat collin" baby wipes did it for me
( had a HUGE pack of them.i cant believe after gayles workshop telling people to find their own rythem no matter what tune was playing people still cant grasp the main point of the lesson............
-------- what ever the pace of a tune find your own rythem-----
well thats what i picked up from it anyway
SILVER Member
Momma Bear
4,525 posts
Location: Telford, Shrops, United Kingdom
Momma Bear
4,525 posts
Location: Telford, Shrops, United Kingdom
Posted:
luckily hoppers tend not to be coke heads of mash heads.
luckily hoppers tend not to be coke heads of mash heads.
Hoppers are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.
SILVER Member
former manc tour guide
1,909 posts
Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
former manc tour guide
1,909 posts
Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
Posted:
I didn't really have any problems with either the music that was played or the levels it was at. I wasn't over keen on the stage set up or the speaker set up, but that has all been covered.
The toilets were incredabily clean, I have seen protaloo's at one day events in much, much worse states than that I think the trough idea by at least one of the taps would be a good idea.
I agree with Skully (and others) that a seperate area away from the main tent for quieter spinning/chatting/chilling after the shows would be a good idea as well. I appretiate that power is an issue. But for the light you can get either solar powered garden lights that stick in the ground or some oil/gas burning heater lamp's to dot around outside away from the main tent.
I didn't really have any problems with either the music that was played or the levels it was at. I wasn't over keen on the stage set up or the speaker set up, but that has all been covered.
The toilets were incredabily clean, I have seen protaloo's at one day events in much, much worse states than that
I think the trough idea by at least one of the taps would be a good idea.I agree with Skully (and others) that a seperate area away from the main tent for quieter spinning/chatting/chilling after the shows would be a good idea as well. I appretiate that power is an issue. But for the light you can get either solar powered garden lights that stick in the ground or some oil/gas burning heater lamp's to dot around outside away from the main tent.
Owned by the lovely SNOOPoi
Owner of Clarence_Quack
SILVER Member
veteran
1,228 posts
Location: on the wrong planet, United Kingdom
veteran
1,228 posts
Location: on the wrong planet, United Kingdom
Posted:
I though the porta-urinal at Workhouse was a good idea. Beer increasing the number of times one needs to pee, whilst reducing one's ability to aim straight.
Any chance of getting a couple of barrels of the stuff they were serving at BJC, or is there still a mountain of Whitbread + Labatts?
I though the porta-urinal at Workhouse was a good idea. Beer increasing the number of times one needs to pee, whilst reducing one's ability to aim straight.
Any chance of getting a couple of barrels of the stuff they were serving at BJC, or is there still a mountain of Whitbread + Labatts?
You aren't thinking or really existing unless you're willing to risk even your own sanity in the judgment of your existence.
Green peppers, lime pickle and whole-grain mustard = best sandwich filling.
SILVER Member
Geek
1,261 posts
Location: Manchester, UK
Geek
1,261 posts
Location: Manchester, UK
Posted:
I'm not entirely sure how true that is
I think everyone was just being well behaved as they were there to spin / juggle / play and not to party hard.
Written by: jo_rhymes
luckily hoppers tend not to be coke heads of mash heads.
I'm not entirely sure how true that is
I think everyone was just being well behaved as they were there to spin / juggle / play and not to party hard.
SILVER Member
veteran
1,228 posts
Location: on the wrong planet, United Kingdom
veteran
1,228 posts
Location: on the wrong planet, United Kingdom
Posted:
I think the prospect of being on a comedown in that heat could have put a few people off
I know a few people who got pretty mashed on the herbal highs, although it was pretty late by then, so not many people would have noticed.
I like to party so hard that sometimes people come up to me and ask me where I get my drugs from. They don't seem to believe me when I say I'm not on anything
I think the prospect of being on a comedown in that heat could have put a few people off
I know a few people who got pretty mashed on the herbal highs, although it was pretty late by then, so not many people would have noticed.
I like to party so hard that sometimes people come up to me and ask me where I get my drugs from. They don't seem to believe me when I say I'm not on anything
You aren't thinking or really existing unless you're willing to risk even your own sanity in the judgment of your existence.
Green peppers, lime pickle and whole-grain mustard = best sandwich filling.
GOLD Member
hehe, 'Member' huhuh
6,120 posts
Location: Behind you. With Jam
hehe, 'Member' huhuh
6,120 posts
Location: Behind you. With Jam
Posted:
I get that ALOT Polarity. Especially in clubs. People ALWAYS without fail would as me what I was on or ask me to sell them something. And be shocked that I wasn't on anything except good music...
I've sorta of calmed down a bit in recent years from from the whirlwind dancefloor safety hazrad I used to be, instead toning it down and being more of a freaky thai chi/bodypopping hybrid (nowhere near as proficient as Mr Ed but it's what I do so gonna kept on doing it)
I get that ALOT Polarity. Especially in clubs. People ALWAYS without fail would as me what I was on or ask me to sell them something. And be shocked that I wasn't on anything except good music...
I've sorta of calmed down a bit in recent years from from the whirlwind dancefloor safety hazrad I used to be, instead toning it down and being more of a freaky thai chi/bodypopping hybrid (nowhere near as proficient as Mr Ed but it's what I do so gonna kept on doing it)
"I used to want to change the world, now I just wanna leave the room with a little dignity..." - Lotus Weinstock
journeyman
69 posts
Location: Stoke-on-trent (at uni), Ipswich (when at home)
69 posts
Location: Stoke-on-trent (at uni), Ipswich (when at home)
Posted:
just thought i would say again the metal band and the scar band were amazing.
I know its not to everyones taste but they were awsome deffently need more of them next year (though to be far there was a good mix of music and i could ignore or at least tolerate most of the music being played that i didnt like as it was only fair)
as ive said before it was an awsome festival one of the best ive ever been too and one of the friendliest (sp)
hugs
SPike
just thought i would say again the metal band and the scar band were amazing.
I know its not to everyones taste but they were awsome deffently need more of them next year (though to be far there was a good mix of music and i could ignore or at least tolerate most of the music being played that i didnt like as it was only fair)
as ive said before it was an awsome festival one of the best ive ever been too and one of the friendliest (sp)
hugs
SPike
Don't Drink and Drive
Smoke and Fly
BRONZE Member
compfuzzled
1,182 posts
Location: hastings, England (UK)
compfuzzled
1,182 posts
Location: hastings, England (UK)
Posted:
not to be pedantic but ska
Written by: Spike18
scar band
not to be pedantic but ska
"the geeks have got you" - Gayle
SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Posted:
Do you mean Drew's workshop (musicality and dancing like a twat!)?
Written by: ravehead
i cant believe after gayles workshop telling people to find their own rythem no matter what tune was playing people still cant grasp the main point of the lesson............
-------- what ever the pace of a tune find your own rythem-----
well thats what i picked up from it anyway
Do you mean Drew's workshop (musicality and dancing like a twat!)? Gayle.....!
PLATINUM Member
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Posted:
Damn! Was that the title of his workshop? It sounds immense!
Written by: Gayle......!
Damn! Was that the title of his workshop? It sounds immense!
"the now legendary" - Kaskade
"the still legendary" - Kaskade
I spunked in my friend's aquarium and the fish ate it. I love all fish. Especially the pink ones. They are my bitches. - Anon.
SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Posted:
I think it was just musicality but it involved huge amounts of dancing like a twat. I enjoyed it immensly!
I think it was just musicality but it involved huge amounts of dancing like a twat. I enjoyed it immensly!
Gayle.....!
SILVER Member
veteran
1,286 posts
Location: My House, United Kingdom
veteran
1,286 posts
Location: My House, United Kingdom
Posted:
Check My Gallery for Play photos!!! more goin up tomorrow when i have time
Check My Gallery for Play photos!!! more goin up tomorrow when i have time
Proudly Owned By The BMVC
Are You Sniffing My Mitten?
SILVER Member
Momma Bear
4,525 posts
Location: Telford, Shrops, United Kingdom
Momma Bear
4,525 posts
Location: Telford, Shrops, United Kingdom
Posted:
I enjoyed drew's dance workshop lots, I was eating a blueberry turnover, which made it even better!
I enjoyed drew's dance workshop lots, I was eating a blueberry turnover, which made it even better!
Hoppers are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,191 posts
Location: Sihanoukville, cambodia
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,191 posts
Location: Sihanoukville, cambodia
Posted:
And you gave me my very own private turnover dance....you rock!
And you gave me my very own private turnover dance....you rock!
SILVER Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Posted:
I've just read this in Blu_vally's MySpace blog nad I thought it was so nice I thought I'd post it here. Hope you don't mind babe!
EDITED_BY: Aimée (1152276916)
I've just read this in Blu_vally's MySpace blog nad I thought it was so nice I thought I'd post it here. Hope you don't mind babe!
Written by: Blu
I had such a good weekend. It takes little get-to-get-hers like this to remind me why I started spinning in the first place. Ive met so many good people through spinning. I got to meet a lot more people that I had only heard about before, or spoken to online. I met up again with quite a few of my favourite people again, who I just dont get to see often enough because we all live so far apart. I made some more friends too. It is such a big part of my life and one of my favourite things to do. I am quite willing and prepared to live my life festy to festy. And Im not talking about these big music festivals.that. Im on about the intimacy and beauty of these small gatherings. A bunch of smelly hippies playing in a field. I really cant wait until the next one. I reccomend it to anyone
EDITED_BY: Aimée (1152276916)
PLATINUM Member
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Posted:
Dancing like a twat makes me want to learn more poi and make a cheesy dance routine with you gayle. A cheesier than 6 month old wensledale cheddar stored in never washed ten year old socks sort of cheesy routine... 
Written by: Gayle......!
I think it was just musicality but it involved huge amounts of dancing like a twat. I enjoyed it immensly!
Dancing like a twat makes me want to learn more poi and make a cheesy dance routine with you gayle.
A cheesier than 6 month old wensledale cheddar stored in never washed ten year old socks sort of cheesy routine... "the now legendary" - Kaskade
"the still legendary" - Kaskade
I spunked in my friend's aquarium and the fish ate it. I love all fish. Especially the pink ones. They are my bitches. - Anon.
SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Posted:
Sounds wicked. Let's do it!
Written by: mcpWritten by: Gayle......!
I think it was just musicality but it involved huge amounts of dancing like a twat. I enjoyed it immensly!
Dancing like a twat makes me want to learn more poi and make a cheesy dance routine with you gayle.
Sounds wicked. Let's do it!
Gayle.....!
PLATINUM Member
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Posted:
She's a maneater, make you work hard
Make you spend hard
Make you want all, of her love
!!!
Written by: Gayle......!Written by: mcpWritten by: Gayle......!
I think it was just musicality but it involved huge amounts of dancing like a twat. I enjoyed it immensly!
Dancing like a twat makes me want to learn more poi and make a cheesy dance routine with you gayle.
Sounds wicked. Let's do it!
She's a maneater, make you work hard
Make you spend hard
Make you want all, of her love
!!!
"the now legendary" - Kaskade
"the still legendary" - Kaskade
I spunked in my friend's aquarium and the fish ate it. I love all fish. Especially the pink ones. They are my bitches. - Anon.
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,964 posts
Location: Southampton - Possibly..., United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,964 posts
Location: Southampton - Possibly..., United Kingdom
Posted:
do it - can you sing too!
do it - can you sing too!
"...We don't stop playing because we get old, we get old because we stop playing......."
SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Pooh-Bah
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol !!!!!!, United Kingdom
Posted:
I'm sure we could mime pretty well!
I'm sure we could mime pretty well!
Gayle.....!
PLATINUM Member
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Flying Water Muppet
5,276 posts
Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Posted:
oh sweet can we do it as drag queens like in priscilla queen of the desert... oh no wait...
oh sweet can we do it as drag queens like in priscilla queen of the desert... oh no wait...
"the now legendary" - Kaskade
"the still legendary" - Kaskade
I spunked in my friend's aquarium and the fish ate it. I love all fish. Especially the pink ones. They are my bitches. - Anon.
SILVER Member
lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
Posted:
I would pay good money to see that Meg!
V.v.v.v gutted to have missed your w/shop Gayle.... but pleased I got to practice it with you in your garden... damm the rain! i was getting well into it.
All I remember is the tit-hand movement thingy in the Man Eater song....
More next year please......with the renegade idea
[oh and edit]
Was chatting to Si about Play after we got back, and do you know what his favourite workshop was.. Can you guess???
..... CHEESY WIGGLING WITH GAYLE.
EDITED_BY: Helz Bellz (1152278963)
I would pay good money to see that Meg! V.v.v.v gutted to have missed your w/shop Gayle.... but pleased I got to practice it with you in your garden... damm the rain! i was getting well into it.
All I remember is the tit-hand movement thingy in the Man Eater song....
More next year please......with the renegade idea
[oh and edit]
Was chatting to Si about Play after we got back, and do you know what his favourite workshop was.. Can you guess???
..... CHEESY WIGGLING WITH GAYLE.
EDITED_BY: Helz Bellz (1152278963)
Live well, love much, laugh often...
Official O.B.E.S.E. cheerleader
BRONZE Member
Geek-enviro-hippy priest
1,858 posts
Location: Diss, Norfolk, United Kingdom
Geek-enviro-hippy priest
1,858 posts
Location: Diss, Norfolk, United Kingdom
Posted:
Written by: Helz Bellz
All I remember is the tit-hand movement
There's too many home fires burning and not enough trees
© 1998 - 2024 Home of Poi
All prices converted to United States dollars using XE.com