Metropol

Never watched Home and Away since Bobby left but can I put my money on Alf. Not the furry animal but the Australian dude.

mux wrote:As I recall it, Matt asked me out and said James was coming, so I spoke to James who said to pick him up.

Actually, I said I was trying to persuade James to come out, and you said you weren't going out as you had other plans. James said he couldn't either as he had no money.

So, having been told by both of you individually that you weren't going out, seeing you out together an hour and a half later didn't exactly make me feel like Mr Popular.

I tagged along for a bit, then Geraint went missing so I went to look for him, not before asking James if he was ok on his own. I couldn't find him, and by the time I got back to James he'd gone. I found him downstairs and asked him if he'd seen Geraint but he hadn't. Then I saw some friends and started chatting to them.

The club isn't that big, and I could see both Geraint, who was wandering around chatting to some friends, and James, who was talking to some blonde girl for most of the night.

Believe me, if James had been standing there on his own, I wouldn't have hesitated to go back to him, but he seemed perfectly happy with the girl. So I stood about 10 feet away with my friends.

So, I wasn't sulking, I didn't abandon anyone, I didn't come out with anyone in the first place. I went out alone, saw some friends out, had a few drinks with them, then saw James & Geraint, had some drinks with them, and then caught up with my other friends.

I ended up having to walk to Penarth. The late night taxi service in Cardiff is getting worse.

The girl I was with was deaf for christs sake. Not some bitch I was going to shag! I couldnt understand a word she was saying to me in that club, and she only understood me by reading my lips.

Anyway, I don't recall that much of last weekend. I remember Geraint leaving, and I remember having a piss in the bushes outside the CIA.

I don't know what happend to you, Matt - you fucked off, so I assumed you got lucky.

And I did not have my arm around Kate at all. I've got taste you know - admittedly my standards do diminish slightly when pissed, but nevertheless I have standards.

Hence why I nearly thumped you, Matt when you tried to grab my bollocks in the toilets.

What difference does it make whether she's deaf or not? I didn't say you had your arm around her, but you did spend most of the night chatting to her, so you weren't quite the abandonned straight guy you made out in the first post.

I don't know what impression you're trying to give of me, but it's a really blinkered view. The toilets were full, Geraint was there, so were lots of other people. We were having a laugh, whereas you make it seem like I made a serious pass at you, which was never going to happen.

Like I said, I wasn't out with you. I asked you to come out, and you said no. Geraint asked you to come out, and you said yes. So I assumed I wasn't wanted to tag along all night.

And like you said, you don't remember much of that night. One of the things which must have slipped your mind is how concerned I was that you were ok on your first night at a gay club. I kept checking to see you were ok, and asked every time I left you, to which you insisted you were fine.

The Man Mental wrote:This year four members of Metropol will fall down a random mineshaft that appears out of nowhere.

Jamez wrote:The girl I was with was deaf for christs sake. Not some bitch I was going to shag!

Is troutie one of them by any chance, JM?

Can I go to a gay club with Matt and Geraint, please?

James Martin wrote:This year four members of Metropol will fall down a random mineshaft that appears out of nowhere.

Oh no it doesn't.

James Martin wrote:This year four members of Metropol will fall down a random mineshaft that appears out of nowhere.

James Martin
Chris Turnbull
johnny
J Christie

*clicks heels together and wishes hard*

Whataday wrote:What difference does it make whether she's deaf or not? I didn't say you had your arm around her, but you did spend most of the night chatting to her, so you weren't quite the abandonned straight guy you made out in the first post.

I don't know what impression you're trying to give of me, but it's a really blinkered view. The toilets were full, Geraint was there, so were lots of other people. We were having a laugh, whereas you make it seem like I made a serious pass at you, which was never going to happen.

Like I said, I wasn't out with you. I asked you to come out, and you said no. Geraint asked you to come out, and you said yes. So I assumed I wasn't wanted to tag along all night.

And like you said, you don't remember much of that night. One of the things which must have slipped your mind is how concerned I was that you were ok on your first night at a gay club. I kept checking to see you were ok, and asked every time I left you, to which you insisted you were fine.

matthew dear, you read far too much into what I type on the Internet. Stop taking everything everyone says to you to heart, and just go with the flow.

Jamez wrote:

Whataday wrote:What difference does it make whether she's deaf or not? I didn't say you had your arm around her, but you did spend most of the night chatting to her, so you weren't quite the abandonned straight guy you made out in the first post.

I don't know what impression you're trying to give of me, but it's a really blinkered view. The toilets were full, Geraint was there, so were lots of other people. We were having a laugh, whereas you make it seem like I made a serious pass at you, which was never going to happen.

Like I said, I wasn't out with you. I asked you to come out, and you said no. Geraint asked you to come out, and you said yes. So I assumed I wasn't wanted to tag along all night.

And like you said, you don't remember much of that night. One of the things which must have slipped your mind is how concerned I was that you were ok on your first night at a gay club. I kept checking to see you were ok, and asked every time I left you, to which you insisted you were fine.

matthew dear, you read far too much into what I type on the Internet. Stop taking everything everyone says to you to heart, and just go with the flow.

Not bad advice for yourself next time you're out and about in cheesy gay nightclubs!

marksi wrote:

Jamez wrote:

Whataday wrote:What difference does it make whether she's deaf or not? I didn't say you had your arm around her, but you did spend most of the night chatting to her, so you weren't quite the abandonned straight guy you made out in the first post.

I don't know what impression you're trying to give of me, but it's a really blinkered view. The toilets were full, Geraint was there, so were lots of other people. We were having a laugh, whereas you make it seem like I made a serious pass at you, which was never going to happen.

Like I said, I wasn't out with you. I asked you to come out, and you said no. Geraint asked you to come out, and you said yes. So I assumed I wasn't wanted to tag along all night.

And like you said, you don't remember much of that night. One of the things which must have slipped your mind is how concerned I was that you were ok on your first night at a gay club. I kept checking to see you were ok, and asked every time I left you, to which you insisted you were fine.

matthew dear, you read far too much into what I type on the Internet. Stop taking everything everyone says to you to heart, and just go with the flow.

Not bad advice for yourself next time you're out and about in cheesy gay nightclubs!

And end up with at least cock up my arse? No thanks...

I reckon your use of "at least" in that sentence means you've been watching too much gay porn in the name of "research".