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ORIGINAL: thishereboi

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ORIGINAL: Saykiatric

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ORIGINAL: SlvrFox

Attend them on a regular basis and the classes and workshops offered by our local dungeon The Woodshed. The munches are held in a public place so fetish clothing is frowned upon.

Do people really need classes and workshops to learn what they already know they are into? Tell me how a Dom could benifit by submitting to the teachings of another males belief system and if this other male is getting this knowledge lets say from a book. Who is the author? The author would then become the ALPHA Dom if everyone is listening to his teachings of how you should or  should not be. Do let me know what exactly is taught at these classes and is their a Fee? At the woodshed in Orlando what is the FEE for single females vs couples or singles males? Is Photography banned from munches and round table meetings?  He or she would be in public space and free to take pictures of whatever he or she wanted to. Just a few question I am curious about. Thanks for the detailed return response I am sure you will give me in detail. Munches are not meat markets are they?

. As to you question about " He or she would be in public space and free to take pictures of whatever he or she wanted to." as it has been mentioned previously, most munches are at public restaurants. How often have you seen someone stand up and start randomly taking pictures of strangers?

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ORIGINAL: LadyPact
 Also there was one person who didn't like the munches because people already knew each other, which was kind of silly to Me.  (Sorry Red, but people are going to know each other at a munch they have attended for years.)

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ORIGINAL: LadyPact

If you can find one post that has ever been written by Me with the "I'm a Goddess" theory, I'd probably fall out of My chair laughing.

It was you that turned your own thread into a debate on the outlandish possibilities on what could happen at a munch.  (I seriously laughed at the button camera bit ala James Bond to infiltrate a munch and get pictures.)  The problem, I think, is that you wanted to come here and hold a negative opinion of kink establishments and groups.  Sorry, but it didn't turn out that way.

The fact that you had to stoop to name calling and rudeness didn't help your hope of showing how terrible us munch attending types are.  By the way, the folks who said they don't attend munches are "forum regulars" too.  How come it was only a problem that we were regulars when we didn't agree with you?

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ORIGINAL: MstrPBK

Thank you for acknowledging this .. I was wondering if anyone took note of my comment on this in the thread.

MstrPBK
St. Paul, MN USA

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It's a shame, more hosts should host their event at handicapped or special needs accessible locations. As it is, even if they are a location that is handicapped friendly most the time, their bathrooms are still difficult to get into if you're for example a wheel chair, or on crutches, and the bathrooms are still either strictly male, or strictly female. Places need more family oriented bathrooms, where any gender can walk into the bathroom with any gender, if they require assistance in getting into the bathroom, or what goes on in the bathroom.

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ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom

You're welcome.

Yes sometimes people's comments do get overlooked in a particularly busy thread.

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ORIGINAL: MstrPBK

Thank you for acknowledging this .. I was wondering if anyone took note of my comment on this in the thread.

MstrPBK
St. Paul, MN USA

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It's a shame, more hosts should host their event at handicapped or special needs accessible locations. As it is, even if they are a location that is handicapped friendly most the time, their bathrooms are still difficult to get into if you're for example a wheel chair, or on crutches, and the bathrooms are still either strictly male, or strictly female. Places need more family oriented bathrooms, where any gender can walk into the bathroom with any gender, if they require assistance in getting into the bathroom, or what goes on in the bathroom.

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ORIGINAL: angelikaJ




Nice catch Topping

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ORIGINAL: angelikaJ

From all of this confusion, everyone can see you had issues with basic set theory.

It's ok. No one cares that you suck at that. Really.

You have bigger issues.

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ORIGINAL: Saykiatric

Now you are nit picking my words......when you begin to convey your meaning perfectly every single time you speak then start disecting mine....I asumed it was a given that ALL the time would not be taken literally or that would be every second of everyday that is absurd and  you know it "Every Club"  I will correct that error for you Every Club I have been to has had both swinger and BDSM hours. Is that better for you now that I have  explained in better detail? Lets just go with no there has never been a raid on any BDSM club in the history of BDSM and anyone who has told you this has occured is wrong including myself. there you go.( tho it has happened)

How many clubs have you actually been to?

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ORIGINAL: MstrPBK

Thank you for acknowledging this .. I was wondering if anyone took note of my comment on this in the thread.

MstrPBK
St. Paul, MN USA

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It's a shame, more hosts should host their event at handicapped or special needs accessible locations. As it is, even if they are a location that is handicapped friendly most the time, their bathrooms are still difficult to get into if you're for example a wheel chair, or on crutches, and the bathrooms are still either strictly male, or strictly female. Places need more family oriented bathrooms, where any gender can walk into the bathroom with any gender, if they require assistance in getting into the bathroom, or what goes on in the bathroom.

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ORIGINAL: Saykiatric

Alrighty then........Soooooooooooooooo how many of you have do attended munches?

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ORIGINAL: CalifChick


I don't think your average host would be a good judge of accessibility of a location.  While restaurants are required to comply to a minimum standard, it doesn't mean they necessarily are easily accessible.  Wouldn't someone who is on crutches or in a wheelchair be better equipped to make recommendations?

Cali

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ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom

People have already answered your question, it's redundant to ask again.

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ORIGINAL: Saykiatric

Alrighty then........Soooooooooooooooo how many of you have do attended munches?

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ORIGINAL: MstrPBK

Thank you for acknowledging this .. I was wondering if anyone took note of my comment on this in the thread.

MstrPBK
St. Paul, MN USA

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It's a shame, more hosts should host their event at handicapped or special needs accessible locations. As it is, even if they are a location that is handicapped friendly most the time, their bathrooms are still difficult to get into if you're for example a wheel chair, or on crutches, and the bathrooms are still either strictly male, or strictly female. Places need more family oriented bathrooms, where any gender can walk into the bathroom with any gender, if they require assistance in getting into the bathroom, or what goes on in the bathroom.