Group sex in London?

[Papageno]

How about it?

[MN Dave]

I'll have to check my calendar.

[Sarastro]

Your pic, please.

[DavidW]

I pity the poor soul that gets the two crossed and went up for coffee (see other thread) and got a bit more than that.

[Diletante]

You do realize that 90% of the regulars are male, right?

[Gurn Blanston]

You do realize that 90% of the regulars are male, right?

Harrumph, ahem, yes, I think he does...



----------------
Listening to:
Johannes Leertouwer &  Julian Reynolds - Bia 293 Op 23 Sonata #4 in a for Fortepiano & Violin 3rd mvmt - Allegro molto

[Dana]

a/s/l?

[Papageno]

You do realize that 90% of the regulars are male, right?

Well, we're all modern men here, aren't we?

[Gurn Blanston]

Well, we're all modern men here, aren't we?

Oh, like 'metrosexuals'?



----------------
Listening to:
Gidon Kremer (Violin) / Martha Argerich (Piano) - Bia 294 Op 24 Violin Sonata #5 in F 4th mvmt - Rondo: Allegro ma non troppo

[Papageno]

Meh, honestly, who needs women?
Speaking of which, why do women always have sex on their mind, if you ask them out for coffee they think "He wants to fuck me." and immediately answer No.

[DavidW]

Meh, honestly, who needs women?
Speaking of which, why do women always have sex on their mind, if you ask them out for coffee they think "He wants to fuck me." and immediately answer No.

That's funny because when I saw the coffee thread I wondered if you were looking for the ol' in-out in-out.   You're just going to have to find a new beverage to chat over man.  Like tea.  Tea doesn't really have the same effect as coffee.

[Gurn Blanston]

Meh, honestly, who needs women?
Speaking of which, why do women always have sex on their mind, if you ask them out for coffee they think "He wants to fuck me." and immediately answer No.

I think that people within a certain age range (no, narrower than 8 - 80!) always have sex on their minds, regardless the gender or preference. In your example, the woman is just being practical...



----------------
Listening to:
Johannes Leertouwer &  Julian Reynolds - Bia 294 Op 24 Sonata #5 in F for Fortepiano & Violin 1st mvmt - Allegro

[DavidW]

I think that people within a certain age range (no, narrower than 8 - 80!) always have sex on their minds, regardless the gender or preference. In your example, the woman is just being practical...



----------------
Listening to:
Johannes Leertouwer &  Julian Reynolds - Bia 294 Op 24 Sonata #5 in F for Fortepiano & Violin 1st mvmt - Allegro

Like Greg!   I wonder how long it will take him to see this.

[Gurn Blanston]

Like Greg!   I wonder how long it will take him to see this.

Hell, he's standing in line for the Federal Building to open Tuesday morning so he can get his passport...



----------------
Listening to:
Johannes Leertouwer &  Julian Reynolds - Bia 294 Op 24 Sonata #5 in F for Fortepiano & Violin 1st mvmt - Allegro

[Josquin des Prez]

Well, we're all modern men here, aren't we?

No, not all of us.

[Papageno]

When I saw the coffee thread I wondered if you were looking for the ol' in-out in-out.

Were you?  Heh, there are more direct ways to say it.  "LOL" I remember the time James a middle aged, history professor, as he told me he was, started telling me the story of his life at a bus station, after I told him about my ambition to become an opera stage director he asked me if I'd like some coffee, I innocently replied "Why not.", We got off in the centre of town and as I was expecting to go to some café for the coffee, he pulls his keys out and leads me to his house.  "On second thought," I said, "it's quite late and I better prepare dinner." (it was 10:30pm)  "Are you sure, I can make you some toast." he said.  "I'm the other way." He concluded.  "Oh, you live round the other side?" I asked.  "Eh no, I'm gay."  He said, "And you're not?" he asked.  I said no, "No!?" He asked in surprise    I was feeling incredibly uneasy, thinking of what to say not to seem rude: "But you know what they say; all men are 50% gay, so you never know."  He just stared at me lost.  "Alright, see you" I said and left.

[DavidW]

Hell, he's standing in line for the Federal Building to open Tuesday morning so he can get his passport...



----------------
Listening to:
Johannes Leertouwer &  Julian Reynolds - Bia 294 Op 24 Sonata #5 in F for Fortepiano & Violin 1st mvmt - Allegro

He'll probably be a spoil sport, spending the whole orgy whining about his lost love.

[Papageno]

No, not all of us.

So I take it that prisons are overflowing in your country.

[DavidW]

Where you?  Heh, there are more direct ways to say it.  "LOL" I remember the time James a middle aged, history professor, as he told me he was, started telling me the story of his life at a bus station, after I told him about my ambition to become an opera stage director he asked me if I'd like some coffee, I innocently replied "Why not.", We got off in the centre of town and as I was expecting to go to some café for the coffee, he pulls his keys out and leads me to his house.  "On second thought," I said, "it's quite late and I better prepare dinner." (it was 10:30pm)  "Are you sure, I can make you some toast." he said.  "I'm the other way." He concluded.  "Oh, you live round the other side?" I asked.  "Eh no, I'm gay."  He said, "And you're not?" he asked.  I said no, "No!?" He asked in surprise    I was feeling incredibly uneasy, thinking of what to say not to seem rude: "But you know what they say; all men are 50% gay, so you never know."  He just stared at me lost.  "Alright, see you" I said and left.

HA!  That is quite forward!

[greg]

How about it?

Gimme the time, location and a few matches. I'll watch from a distance with binoculars.