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Hi all just to let you all know we are having a splosh party on thursday 21st may at the private club in birmingham.
If you want to come along the details are on the site http://www.theprivateclub.com

this sounds fab, and i am quite close too. do we have to join as a member and will we be able to get messy too?

philmypants wrote:this sounds fab, and i am quite close too. do we have to join as a member and will we be able to get messy too?

This event is for members and non members and you do not need to become a member to attend this event and yes you will be able to get messy too

Sounds very interesting! Is it the two girls on the site who are going to get messy?

Whats will the event rules be? Be interested to know.


Cheers

Eddie

Does seem an interesting place, sure enough, and the event has possibilities (I'd wonder about who's expected to be caught on camera if its a shoot, as it says?). Note that the site indicates that admission Mon-Fri is £40 per single male, which presumably could be upped to £60 if they insist on a temporary one-event membership too. Didn't know quite such a place existed in the UK.

Yes its the two girls Princess and Donna who are there to get messy along with anyone else who wants to. (showers available)
The admission price is £40 per single male if your a member or £40 + £20 for a temporary member.
The event will be filmed but masks are available and we try to keep the guys faces out of any content we use.
This is a first for the club but if successful will be a regular event.

So everyone gets messy with the girls? same session?

So, content aside, isn't this a bit like paying to be an extra in a movie? Count me out.

Bearing in mind several companies have charged just to watch the filming of a messy movie, paying to join in sounds reasonable. I'm sure they won't miss you, Driversoft!

@nitrate

out of curiosity what sort of things are going to be used to get messy with?

and

what is the event being filmed for?

Cheers.

And can I put my willy inside the ladies?

BillShipton wrote:Bearing in mind several companies have charged just to watch the filming of a messy movie, paying to join in sounds reasonable. I'm sure they won't miss you, Driversoft!

BUT - it's only the 'adult' movie genre that believes there's a business model in having their extras pay to be involved - which does seem win-win for the producers, who after all are going to be selling the content afterwards too. Whenever these, or similar events are advertised, it never seems to be an up front message that involving yourself means subsequently being distributed around the web. I'm not saying that there's anything wrong in these situations - just that there always seems to be a certain element (at least initially) of less than full disclosure, until prompted.

Paying to watch a shoot in which you will certainly not be filmed yourself, and at which your presence may even be a distraction, is an entirely different matter, and clearly justifiable.

Thought this would have been your cup of tea Driversoft, as you constantly go on about how wam is sexual.

You should be first in the queue.

regards

Andy

andy250 wrote:Thought this would have been your cup of tea Driversoft, as you constantly go on about how wam is sexual.

You should be first in the queue.

regards

Andy

But some of us like to (or out of necessity in a more public arena such as the web, have to) keep our 'bits', or 'proclivities' to ourselves (and selected others...) - which brings me back to my original point, that everyone else presumably wants to ignore.

No criticism - merely that we're all different.

I'm sure some people would pay to be extras in conventional films, indeed many enter competitions on premium phonelines to do just that. It's just that conventional film-makers don't offer the opportunity to join in so much. Adult film producers especially in niche subjects are much smaller and need to cover their costs in whatever way they can, and if people are happy to pay to roll around with naked women in custard, and they get a film out of it, surely it's win-win for both sides? Whether you are prepared to be shown on film to a wide audience doing that sort of thing is obviously up to the individual, but that individual shouldn't criticise the people providing the opportunity for others who might relish the chance.