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By *uppets OP   Couple
over a year ago

cheltenham

hi all,

we went to chams darlaston, for the first time on saturday and loved it, we was just wondering what its like like sunday daytime.

is it any good?

if you go reg on sunday, plz give us a shout

D&D

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

Sundays tend to be more chilled out but still good but I highly recommend coming for the beach party 29th Aug its going to be a cracker.

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk

We love Sunday's very chilled but still a great atmosphere - would certainly recommend it

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

We agree-love Sunday afternoons.

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

anyone been to any of the bbqs recently? x

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

We visit on a Sunday too. Have been afternoons and evenings and as everyone has said it's chilled and relaxed, plenty of room for sitting and playing.

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

Was at bbw bbq was great fun

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By *uppets OP   Couple
over a year ago

cheltenham

thanks for replies

well we are going back if not this month for debs b'day next month. hope to see some of you there

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By *heWolfMan
over a year ago

warwickshire

I think they might give discount for OAPs on a Sunday, judging by the amount of coffin-dodgers shuffling about there on Sunday, it was like Village of the Damned. Either that or a Saga coach party stopped outside and they wandered off and found themselves in the club. Only old men though, I guess the old biddies were in a tea shop somewhere.

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By *o DaddyMan
over a year ago

Worcestershire


"I think they might give discount for OAPs on a Sunday, judging by the amount of coffin-dodgers shuffling about there on Sunday, it was like Village of the Damned. Either that or a Saga coach party stopped outside and they wandered off and found themselves in the club. Only old men though, I guess the old biddies were in a tea shop somewhere."

whoops!,pot-kettle-black!,i notice you are one of the over the hill mob now son?,past 40 and on the fast downhill slope into oblivion it seems.

did you not score on saturday night and try to make up for it on sunday without much look there either?.

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By *heWolfMan
over a year ago

warwickshire


"whoops!,pot-kettle-black!,i notice you are one of the over the hill mob now son?,past 40 and on the fast downhill slope into oblivion it seems.

did you not score on saturday night and try to make up for it on sunday without much look there either?."

PMSL, yeah thanks for that, I realise the grave beckons, my 40th was a sombre affair, the best years of my life are behind me!

Sunday was good, happily enough, despite having The Living Dead shuffling in and breathing down my neck. It's off-putting enough when someone is climbing over me to get a better view, but when I realise that the poor old sod has forgotten what he's come into the room for, it really puts me off my stroke. Then when they shuffle off and return a few minutes later for another look, just like before, I realise that old age is no laughing matter.

I'm making a living will, please ship me off to Dignitas in Switzerland when I reach the stage that my bottom jaw quivers and I mutter to myself as I'm wandering round like an animated corpse. On the plus side, I bet that trembling whilst wanking adds another dimension.

Anyway, good on 'em, those lovely old farts, it's great to talk with them about what they did in the war, even if they pretend they don't know what the fuck I'm talking about. It's worrying sometimes though, you hear old Gramps groaning from inside a room and don't know if he's having a great time or whether to kick the door down because he's having a coronary.

Actually, it's not old age per se, I don't care how old someone is if they are having fun, fair play to them. You are only as old as you feel, after all. I just wish some of these old men who seriously look like they are on their last legs would trim the tufts of hair sticking out of their ears and stop shuffling up behind and breathing St Bruno on me.

And what is it with old men and toenails? It's like watching a cat clawing a settee sometimes, watching them trying to get onto the furniture in Chams, you can hear their nails scraping the vinyl, eeeew. Perhaps I have that to look forward to as well, having massive yellow toenails that look like goat horn and are impossible to trim with nail clippers? If that's the case, save the air fare to Zurich, just shoot me.

Until then, the benefit of the cast of Coccoon wandering round Chams is that they actually make me look quite youthful, and if there's a fire, I know I'll be able to get to the fire exit before them (probably having time to stop off at the changing room first and get my clothes too).

Eeeeh, I remember when all this round here was fields........

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

Yes your almost dead, but only because you think you are.

I always thought I had experienced most things and had enjoyed a great life till at the age of 45 I went to Chameleons for the first time, that was 10 years ago and for 10 years my youth has been put into the "boring" category of my life.

Meanwhile I suggest you give Chameleons a miss in future as they tend to welcome all shapes, sizes and ages (one of the reasons we love the club)

There are a few clubs/parties on the CLUBS page of this site that vet all members before allowing them to join and only allow "pretty people" past the door, one of those clubs would probably suit you much better and cater more for you taste. (assuming you pass the entrance test of course)if not don't worry Chameleons will still let you in whatever your age or looks

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By *heWolfMan
over a year ago

warwickshire

Ahaaaaa-ha ha ha ha, nooooooo, I'm most certainly not in the "pretty people" category, more in the "dog rough" category (which is why I go to Chameleons, because, as you point out, they let ANYONE in there, all shapes, sizes and ages).

And in any case, I was only pointing out the surprisingly high numbers of older gentlemen who frequent the club on Sundays, it's a bit like "Last of the Summer Wine" without the laughs. (Um, and if you've ever managed to count any laughs in that show, you're doing well), I'm sure someone from Age Concern has negotiated a discount. I didn't say there was anything wrong with that.

It's actually great for keeping you off the boil though when you feel the vinegar strokes approaching, you see Clive Dunn & Co, it makes you think of your grandad shagging (bleeeeuuurgh), and hey presto, you find you are nowhere near shooting your load. Indeed, keeping wood may become the problem.

You've come to read the meter? Oooh, do you want a cup of tea? Now, what was I on about........?

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