New Years Eve- what to do???

**Bikernereid** · 31st December 2007, 09:31

As I am just here for a short time I have NO CLUE as to what goes on here on NY Eve. Any suggestions as to how I can spend my least favorite night of the year (having your birthday on NY Day sucks!!) are welcome; as long as they are vaguely legal and don't involve goats.

**vifferman** · 31st December 2007, 09:34

Head downtown somewhere - the Viaduct would be good, as there'll be stuff going on (or going off!) down there. Plus there is 1.5 tonnes of fireworks stacked up on top of the SkyTower to be let off tonight.

**chanceyy** · 31st December 2007, 09:36

Lily are you sure your not advertising ???

from your previous posts & this one kinda seems that way ....

after all you only want to hang out with men, woman clearly do not know how to talk about anything macho

so you looking for a party .. but realise there will be woman there .. or a two person kinda party? where you will prob get your first bonk of the yr

**The Pastor** · 31st December 2007, 09:37

the stanger is having a party

**chanceyy** · 31st December 2007, 09:39

Originally Posted by vifferman

Head downtown somewhere - the Viaduct would be good, as there'll be stuff going on (or going off!) down there. Plus there is 1.5 tonnes of fireworks stacked up on top of the SkyTower to be let off tonight.

Originally Posted by renegade master

the stanger is having a party

boyz you have not read lily's previous thread .. she only likes hanging around men .. so both of the above options will contain to many woman ...

**owner** · 31st December 2007, 09:39

Westie theme'd party. In West Auckland
Wait that involves sheep and wont be legal
So maybe not?

**Bikernereid** · 31st December 2007, 10:00

I did not metion any prefered gender in this post what so ever. My God why are SOME women so bloody sensitive, I prefer blokes end of story? That does not mean that I do not have really close female friends and ones that ride big bikes too!!

For God sake get over your issues and start being a person and not a sterepotypical gender militant feminist. I do not like cheese or dairy produce so what does that say about me??

**Morcs** · 31st December 2007, 10:04

*gets comfy* ...

**chanceyy** · 31st December 2007, 10:06

Originally Posted by Bikern1mpho

I did not metion any prefered gender in this post what so ever. My God why are SOME women so bloody sensitive, I prefer blokes end of story? That does not mean that I do not have really close female friends and ones that ride big bikes too!!

For God sake get over your issues and start being a person and not a sterepotypical gender militant feminist. I do not like cheese or dairy produce so what does that say about me??

not in this thread but go back & read your previous one .. not sensitive at all .. & spend alot of time with ppl in general of both sexes who have become good friends ...

however this is the internet & we know ppl like to hide behind a persona .. its just you start a thread & start alienating woman right away .. sighss .. must be a brit thing

**chanceyy** · 31st December 2007, 10:08

Originally Posted by Morcs

*gets comfy* ...

laffing geezzz Morcs .. not to comfy ...

**EZAS** · 31st December 2007, 10:13

Originally Posted by Bikern1mpho

I did not metion any prefered gender in this post what so ever. My God why are SOME women so bloody sensitive, I prefer blokes end of story? That does not mean that I do not have really close female friends and ones that ride big bikes too!!

For God sake get over your issues and start being a person and not a sterepotypical gender militant feminist.

There's nothing wrong with militant feminists or female militant's

**Morcs** · 31st December 2007, 10:15

Yes there are more subtle ways of saying something like that without offending. I like to be around men, and I show this by owning 2 Honda's. I hope this helps.