The Modular Stag Party
Sunday, July 4th, 2004 12:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caddymanI have just returned from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
chomper99's stag night (for he and caffeine_fairy are soon to wed). I only attended the bit in the oddly (and off-puttingly) named Chuckle Club, which is like a poor person's Comedy Store, and is hidden away deep in the unforgiving '60s modern concreto-gothic sub-Stalinist carbuncle that is the London School of Economics.
I have already forgotten the names of the acts, but at least one was famous. Still, apart from a completely unfunny South African gentleman, the turns were all very good, and I think I must give particular plaudits to the Geordie bloke. Excellent. Beer was cheap, too, being a student watering hole.
chomper99 has invented what may be the world's first modular stag party, and I can recommend the concept. A series of linked events co-ordinated by mobile phone, that you can dip into or out of as personal taste dictates. It's a fine concept and one which he should copyright.
In other news, for reasons that escape even me, I have acquired a Peter Frampton album. I'm not sure that it was £3.99 in a sale is much of an excuse....
chomper99's stag night (for he and caffeine_fairy are soon to wed). I only attended the bit in the oddly (and off-puttingly) named Chuckle Club, which is like a poor person's Comedy Store, and is hidden away deep in the unforgiving '60s modern concreto-gothic sub-Stalinist carbuncle that is the London School of Economics.I have already forgotten the names of the acts, but at least one was famous. Still, apart from a completely unfunny South African gentleman, the turns were all very good, and I think I must give particular plaudits to the Geordie bloke. Excellent. Beer was cheap, too, being a student watering hole.
chomper99 has invented what may be the world's first modular stag party, and I can recommend the concept. A series of linked events co-ordinated by mobile phone, that you can dip into or out of as personal taste dictates. It's a fine concept and one which he should copyright.In other news, for reasons that escape even me, I have acquired a Peter Frampton album. I'm not sure that it was £3.99 in a sale is much of an excuse....