Wish I was at home for Christmas? Actually, no!
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TG Christmas party 2000 |
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The Downside |
The theme was very gently applied; Santa and a few elves were represented amongst the staff, but most of the punters showed little festive spirit. The venue was a bit cramped for gratuitous S&M play, consisting of a series of arched tunnels.
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The Upside |
The entrance hall was decked, not with boughs of holly, but in a snowy ambience with mince pies and mulled wine on offer. It was, as they say, too cold for snow outside, so a respectful tip of the hat to those who made it there in their outfits. (I wimped out and got changed there.) Breaking the habit of a lifetime I actually wore some colour! This consisted of my red rubber thong, not hidden by my usual black codpiece, a gold fishnet t-shirt and a Santa hat with flashing bobble. The venue, Cynthias Cyber Bar, is fabulous - all polished aluminium passages and a myriad of little red lights. OK, so as a caver I happen to like tunnels, but it is vey nicely appointed.
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The Verdict |
A rather tame affair, pleasant but unspectacular. I wouldn't have driven all that way on such a cold night if I'd known what it was going to be like. | ||||||
The Future |
I've had some good times at Torture Garden events, so I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. However, I'll wait for a more strongly themed event before dipping my toes again. | ||||||
Postscript |
Apparently Cynthias have enlarged the play area, giving more potential to future events there. | ||||||