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Any suggestions on ways of making new friends in London?

I dont have many gay mates but I would like to make some. Trouble is I cant seem to think of anything which would help me make friends.

I am not at university so it makes things so much harder.

Ideas on a postcard please?

Perhaps there's someone interested... sadly I will not be in London that weekend.

August the 26th to 30th, 2010

BiCon is an annual conference/convention for bisexual people and their friends, allies and supporters, and anyone with a supportive interest in bisexuality. It’s a friendly, welcoming event – BiCon is enjoyed each year by people who are just beginning to make links with the UK bisexual community, as well as by regular attendees who come back time and time again.
During the day it has a packed programme of talks, discussions and seminars about bisexuality and associated topics (everything from ‘being out to your family’ or ‘how to create a bi-friendly business’ to creative workshops on ‘bisexual bodies’ or lighter ‘fun and games’ sessions ). In the evenings it has a range of social activities including parties, dancing and networking.


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Hi Guys,

I am looking for good times and fun/chat/anything goes in the derby area or close by. Can travel for food, drinks or a bit of fun.

Ring me know
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Ask for mark:biggrin:

off to nottingham pride now guys . hope theres more than just me going from here ^^ who knows , might bump into someone, ill be wearing a pink top (then again who wont be), 3/4er's and pink skater trainers :P and i have GINGER hair, and il have a fake strecher earing in, so if u spot me :p come say ur from QUK xD

_______HomoElectric______
A Non Stop Exotic Disco
For Twisted Sleazy People
_______Featuring_________
Guest DJ Spinners in:

_______The Piano Bar______

Lou Hayter [New Young Pony Club]
Trash-O-Rama DJs

Hot on the heels of releasing New Young Pony Club's second album,
'The Optimist', and in the middle of touring, synthesizer size queen Lou Hayter
finds time to come play us a selection of New Wave and outsider pop oddities.
Trash-O-Rama's Polly Esther & Johnny Trash return once again with their
soundtrack of the greatest David Lynch movie yet to be made and a wardrobe to match.


_______The Tunnel________

Luke Unabomber [Electric Chair]
Stop Making Sense DJs
Plus Resident: Will Tramp!

The Don of Manchester Luke Unabomber warms things up before passing the
reigns over to the next generation. Having ripped the ceiling from The Piano bar
on past visits the Stop Making Sense DJs take control of the darkest recesses of
The Tunnel "chasing the vibe dragon down the rabbit hole of genre whilst summoning
the beat daemon with the wonky Ouija board". Young William of Tramp! will as ever
be on hand (to make sure things get quite out of it). Dark & twisted poppers for non-stoppers!


_______Main Room________

Jamie Bull [5 Hour Set]

Our small but perfectly formed disco deviant gets to flex his 12" over and extended
sweaty 5 hour session. Jamie has been locked away in his musical den plying his trade
on remixes, re-fixes and mash-ups to smash up the dance floor with. Prepare to work that body.

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The July CIRCA DRINKS PARTY has the exclusive use of the St Stephens Club on Friday 2nd July (7-12) and, by special arrangement, guests can collect passes to Shadow Lounge, Europe’s No 1 gay members club.

We are pleased to welcome CHARLES CASELTON the author of MEANWHILE GARDENS to chat about his book (published June 16th, price £8.99.) and autograph your copies.

MEANWHILE GARDENS is an urban adventure; an entertaining 'up' read about friendship, love, community and the downright weird things that can happen in a city when you find yourself embroiled with bloodthirsty Morris Dancer fundamentalists, agent provocateurs, society heiresses, scheming fashion editors, wily industrialists, vengeful geese and a gaggle of gay men competing to be voted 'Tragedy Queen of the Year' !!! ....

So come and join us and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine (7-8pm). Drinks will be available in the Bar and the Queenborough Room and Supper will be available in The Garden Room. Enjoy the spirit of the original Victorian townhouse and its lush views over the garden and St James Park.

Club drinks are: Wine: £4.50 per glass, £15.50 per bottle, Beer: £3.50, Spirits: single £3.50 (inclusive of mixer), Soft drinks: £2.25, Bottled Water: £1.00 glass.

Renowned for the quality of its food, Head Chef Alex Wood has created a 2/3 course menu (£20/£25 inc vat + service charge) with delicious choices.

Our members and guests are of all ages and professions, a great night to network, flirt and make new friends. There is NO admission charge.