Touch_n_LaPixie
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The London T-Party
Saturday 21st June 2008
Time:
7.30pm
Venue:
upstairs @ The Camel & Artichoke, Lower Marsh (Street), Waterloo, London, SE1 7AE - Click the link at the bottom of this message for a map.
Thanks for all the messages asking when the next one will be. It's been a while, and in the quarterly T-Party tradition, we've actually missed one. Still, this one is the 2nd anniversary gathering!
We're holding it in the same place as usual, but due to the numbers who tend to turn up for the T-Parties, the pub can't guarantee to hold the entire upstairs just for us. But don't be put off - it is quite a small place and we tend to spot tentative newcomers coming up the stairs. See below for tips on how to recognise us.
For those who don't know, or haven't been before, read the following (we always get questions on things to which we've already given the answers): The T-Parties are gatherings that allow people to meet, enjoy a drink and get to know one another with no pressure, in a public, safe, friendly environment.
One rule: It's not a play party, and therefore NO UNINVITED PHYSICAL CONTACT. Breaking the rule will result in your being asked to leave and being banned from any further parties.
Okay, so that's the rules out the way...
If you'd like to come along, if you're nervous or have any questions, please do post a reply or send us an email, we're always happy to hear from you!
[email protected]
If you haven't read the full details of the T-Parties before, here they are:
The Camel & Artichoke is a very short walk from Waterloo station.
It's for you whether you're familiar or new, young (18+) or mature, male or female, gay, bi, straight, Top, bottom or switch. Simply abide by the common courtesy that everyone should extend their fellow man/woman, and it may be more comfortable for everyone to know that it's a discreet gathering.
These events are intended to bridge the gap between online and real-life, for all of us interested in meeting like-minded people.
It would be great to see everyone who has come along to the previous T-Parties and it would, of course, be fantastic to welcome along some new faces. It's also a great get-to-know-you precursor to any play parties that may occur.
We may have the upstairs to ourselves but its not guaranteed. Look out for myself and LaPixie - I'm 6'1" and am generally seen wearing some shade of black. LaPixie will be a foot below me, possibly adorning peacock feather earrings and with long auburn hair. Basically, look for the table with bowls of chocolates on! And don't worry, we always keep an eye out for new people and are becoming adept at spotting them!
So, pluck up the courage and come have a fun night out!
😉 😀
Master Touch & LaPixie
[email protected]
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&h...1.500462,-0.113747&spn=0.008442,0.026994&om=1
Waterloo is an accessible spot for those in London, a direct train link for anyone who would like to travel up from the South and pretty easy to get to via any of the other mainline stations that bring you into London. Plus, it's early in the evening so that folks have a good time to socialise should they need to travel any distance home. Also, it has a variety of hotels nearby.
Saturday 21st June 2008
Time:
7.30pm
Venue:
upstairs @ The Camel & Artichoke, Lower Marsh (Street), Waterloo, London, SE1 7AE - Click the link at the bottom of this message for a map.
Thanks for all the messages asking when the next one will be. It's been a while, and in the quarterly T-Party tradition, we've actually missed one. Still, this one is the 2nd anniversary gathering!
We're holding it in the same place as usual, but due to the numbers who tend to turn up for the T-Parties, the pub can't guarantee to hold the entire upstairs just for us. But don't be put off - it is quite a small place and we tend to spot tentative newcomers coming up the stairs. See below for tips on how to recognise us.
For those who don't know, or haven't been before, read the following (we always get questions on things to which we've already given the answers): The T-Parties are gatherings that allow people to meet, enjoy a drink and get to know one another with no pressure, in a public, safe, friendly environment.
One rule: It's not a play party, and therefore NO UNINVITED PHYSICAL CONTACT. Breaking the rule will result in your being asked to leave and being banned from any further parties.
Okay, so that's the rules out the way...
If you'd like to come along, if you're nervous or have any questions, please do post a reply or send us an email, we're always happy to hear from you!
[email protected]
If you haven't read the full details of the T-Parties before, here they are:
The Camel & Artichoke is a very short walk from Waterloo station.
It's for you whether you're familiar or new, young (18+) or mature, male or female, gay, bi, straight, Top, bottom or switch. Simply abide by the common courtesy that everyone should extend their fellow man/woman, and it may be more comfortable for everyone to know that it's a discreet gathering.
These events are intended to bridge the gap between online and real-life, for all of us interested in meeting like-minded people.
It would be great to see everyone who has come along to the previous T-Parties and it would, of course, be fantastic to welcome along some new faces. It's also a great get-to-know-you precursor to any play parties that may occur.
We may have the upstairs to ourselves but its not guaranteed. Look out for myself and LaPixie - I'm 6'1" and am generally seen wearing some shade of black. LaPixie will be a foot below me, possibly adorning peacock feather earrings and with long auburn hair. Basically, look for the table with bowls of chocolates on! And don't worry, we always keep an eye out for new people and are becoming adept at spotting them!
So, pluck up the courage and come have a fun night out!
😉 😀
Master Touch & LaPixie
[email protected]
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&h...1.500462,-0.113747&spn=0.008442,0.026994&om=1
Waterloo is an accessible spot for those in London, a direct train link for anyone who would like to travel up from the South and pretty easy to get to via any of the other mainline stations that bring you into London. Plus, it's early in the evening so that folks have a good time to socialise should they need to travel any distance home. Also, it has a variety of hotels nearby.
