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  • AS ONE - NYD (01.01. 2012) @ Fire – London

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    AsOne....


    Ohh "Happy New Year", yeh yeh we got locked out of Facebuck so a bit of a delay in sending you our b.itchin greetings. And thanks for voting for us in the New Years Honours List – The Queen was 'not amused'.


    Our New Year clubbing decision was based on the need to find something we never tried before, after our last WE party we needed a change. AS ONE has never appealed before - as both we had seen long queues in snow one year after we came from SuperMartXe at the Brixton Academy and then the mix of clubs – can all those Bears, Trannies, Club Kids, Beefcakes, Buff Boys, Hunks and everyone in-between really get on in one club. Well there was only one way to tell!


    Our arrival time was perfectly not co-ordinated with just too many separate friends groups, some coming on from WE Party where they were on a mega ticket of clubbing – so hardcore. We were having a nice simple 'one party' new year celebration - so an early 23.30 rendezvous at Vauxhall Station meant we walked with nervous "queue thoughts" down to Fire's main entrance, only to be told we had past the entrance which was at the Lightbox entrance – oops we had thought that was the VIP entrance to Protocol. Oh shows what chavs we really are then. But through the gate, still expecting a massive queue hiding behind, but no, straight into an efficient but polite security check in the courtyard. Then a lil walk along behind the arches to the Fire Garden area where picnic benches were being laid out. To the coat check. Oh – no, no – no queue but IT'S OUTSIDE – yes neatly barriered and seemingly would work very efficiently - but did anyone think how cold it was – thinking more for the morning. But we can freeze the thought there, and return to it in the morning I guess. So handing over our layers to the friendly and already cold joking girls on the coat check team – we smiled wryly at the prospect.


    So running through and guessing which set of doors gets you into the club we were safely inside the much warmer club and grabbed our New Year Drinks with friends in the Mirror Arch bar - and were there a whole load of us assembled. So through to the main room which was already nicely pumping and we took up residence near the steps in the 'bar quarter' of the main room which was hosting Orange this evening. The music was certainly very upfront and vocal and totally suiting our mood. With Smokin'Jo on the decks later that evening you really sensed a superior internationally famous talented DJ in her tracks. The crowd was nicely mixed but your general 'Fire' clubbers – cute, toned and tops off – and buff bodies – oh all except the one girl with us – who pulled a guy in five minutes and was off home again!


    The excitement was marred at one point by one of our party believing he had just had his phone pick pocketed on the dance floor – jeez – he spent an hour trapsing about looking and reporting back to security and then found it in his back pocket later that evening – the total muppet – well in his defence he said "but I never keep it in that pocket" – ok Sherlock duh.


    So with the night progressing we checked out the eclectic mix of clubs – finding that the MegaWoof in the Lightbox was pumping some great tracks (making us think we might visit that club one day even) – perhaps when you lose your baby face babes). But Daz Saund and Micky Galiano were doing the stuff and we love the room – still in love with the light array and that rather cute tall toned Dr lad who kept following Tall-B.itch from room to room. Although interesting we didn't see many MegaWoof stereotypes in that room.


    We kept walking through the Trade 'mirror arch' but not long enough to dance, as our draw was the main room – as it so often is at our clubbing extravaganza. And we didn't manage to visit The Fire Lounge and of course we chavs were not invited to the VIP area – don't they know who we are?


    The main room remained full with plenty of space at the bar end – but not in that 'ooh the club is emptying' fashion – this was comfortable New Year clubbing.Our party friends who had been WE parting as well, certainly didn't last until the early morning but we made a conscious decision to leave before the usual Beyond timed exit – and yes it was a bit chilly waiting for the coats – although not too long a wait thank goodness. We then proceed to Charriots to find it 'closed until Midday' so with no Tubes running yet – yes we joined the last of our mad friends for Beyond and Tall-B.itch was flavour of the month with the Dr boy sniffing around plus two other couples – but we were happy together – bringing in the New Year our way without external carnal interference or intervention and some lovely Beyond beats.


    So our first ever AS ONE and we had a great time, perhaps the more upfront pumping vocal house music was the key (yes we loved Orange @ Pride) so maybe its SceneB.itch that is changing – we are on a journey through life and we know what we like music wise. Even though there were five clubs in one – we only go to two of them – but then again – we only had to queue to get in once. And a key thing we noticed is that there was not any great segregation of types in the rooms we saw – just generally clubbers of all shapes and sizes from the United Nations of Clubland – but seeing so many friendly faces in terms of friends and acquaintances was the contributing factor to the nights success. Thank you and Happy New Year at AS ONE and that might mean SceneB.itch will be back.

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  • WE Party London: DISCO - the 1st Anniversary (4-Dec 2011) Coronet Theatre, London

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    WE PARTY


    Latin-B.itch's new international job means he is jet setting 'on business' in Brazil of all places (congratulations dearest and enjoy 'The Week' in Sao Paulo! – no really it's a club too!). So that left Tall-B.itch to pick up the b.itchin disco beat (oh dear) and head south of the river to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of WE Party. It is amazing to think that it is only a year that we've been loving WE Party.


    So with our clubbing faithful in toe, SceneB.itch arrives glamorously on schedule at 11.50pm only to find quite a queue. Oh mother, we don't do queues! The people queuing without tickets looked the saddest as it was a bit chilly. The ticket holders queue did stretch past the venue and to the first side street. One final friend was AWOL and his phone was not picking up but thankfully he arrived just as we entered the barriers as the queue was moving swiftly enough.


    Security, was very sociable, asked me what was in my rucksack, truthfully I said 'clothes', he said any liquids, I truthfully said 'no', and 'voila' straight through. Thinking about it I had a roll on deodorant – and a shampoo and a conditioner – now they are liquids of a sort! Oops. But I wasn't asked about chewing gum and jeez isn't it uncomfortable in your shoe!


    There wasn't anything notable in this retro disco themed event in the foyer and up in the coat check all was calm and efficient. The upstairs areas were nicely buzzing. But our hardwork at the gym means we have to get to the cruising stepped area of the main bar as quickly as possible! (oh and there goes the guy with the cutest bum in the gym – so that's what his face looks like).

    As usual, the bar and dance floor were covered with gorgeous guys. The LED Wall was MASSIVE and very funky and certainly drew your attention (see photos). The CO2 cannons were a nice addition, as were the Ticker tape explosions. The opening number was not quite the D.I.S.C.O that we had imagined...but still lively enough playing to a full house of hunks.


    We toured the venue, passing by the Second room – The Upstairs lounge where Room Service with DJs Kris Di Angelis & Fat Tony – well we always wanted to try it but it's on mid week. Somehow I always feel sorry for these DJ's as the second room isn't really a room and not much of a destination in its own right it seems, never totally packed – it's a bar/chill out area – but with great music – ok so perhaps I'm being unfair as it does give u a taster of 'Room Service' so marketing wise its cool. We had a chill and a chat before heading up to the top floor where the balcony provided a fantastic view for the next appearance of the night's PA thumping out some tremendous beats.


    The club was nicely packed, the slight bottle neck from the main bar down to the toilets – but if you go via the exit to the left of the bar then you don't have any issues (that's our Tip of the Month!)


    Back on the main floor we were having a good birthday party, although friends kept disappearing complaining the music was getting a bit monotonous at times towards the end of the evening. So with that, and getting towards a time when we could make a leisurely journey for Beyond's opening - it was coat check and good bye to WE Party for a while, Certainly it has consistently outperformed itself on each occasion so I'm sure we'll be back one day.

  • Hard On @ Factory, 22 Oct 2010 (London)

    It seems these B.itches are game for anything, and with an acquaintance of the deviant type inviting us to try HardOn – we thought long and hard on it ... and since we had previously attended "F*st ReUnion" – mistakenly thinking it was HardOn – then this was the time to redeem our-fetish-selves.


    Latino-B.itch needed a last minute shopping trip to purchase a pair of boots – as HardOn is remarkably strict compared to the parties we have been to at Recon and The Boots in Antwerp. We are a shy pair so we travelled incognito on the tube arriving around midnight.

    Coming from the non-RVT end, Goding Street feels a little deserted but thankfully there was the door and with a minimal security check, the main concern was whether we had boots – yes and they were still in their box – all gift wrapped ;-) A gentle patting down and through into the entrance hall. Here a very organised and friendly affair took place with membership cards being checked off against computers and the £15 entry fee paid to a very cute 'cashier' in a red harness.


    The advertising had said 'Two changing Areas' – well if you count two rows of chairs – one in the b.itch dark and the other a bit better lit – then I suppose there were. It's only I imagine the delights of a Virgin Active club changing room – fussy? not us. Stripping off and into our harness, jeans (sexy chaps for the perfectly ripe Latino bum!) and of course shiny boots – we immediately caused the testosterone levels to rise and we hadn't even entered the club proper. The cloakroom was efficiently operated and nice little 'zippable laundry/shopping bags' were provided to stash our civilian clothes – although the cloakroom staff looked a little bemused by the people they were serving (in various states of undress) but kept smiling nevertheless.


    Our two friends came to meet us looking particularly fetching, one shiny in rubber while the other all macho in this harness – so we grabbed a drink from the bar before proceeding off to find the dance floor at the end of a dark passage way – we are really scared about hitting out heads in these places – maybe we should come as miners with head torches! It was a night sponsored by invinciblerubber.com but we could see a lot of leather harness guys hanging about too so we had no worries there – plus a few "slave pigs" – really on all floors with a piggy mask on, Latino-B.itch had to be told not to stare!


    The dance floor was a nice space, with a bar at the back – already full of guys – and many much hotter and younger than we had imagined – so this was a helpful sign for a good evening to come. We of course drew even more admiring stares and Latino-B.itch's ass seemed to be the focus of attention when they weren't fixed on our abs. Well they can all look for free, but touching by Royal appointment only. The music was being DJ'd by Brent Nicholls, Sharon O Love and Halo-Is. We could just see the Australian Brent masterminding his selection of pumped up beats although, the DJ booth was at the back of the stage - for him a bit like being in the outback! Although on the stage there was a rubber kinky sex show taking place so I guess people wanna see the action not the DJ!


    But we had to move on and explore up the stairs from here was a mezzanine cruising balcony overlooking the dance floor with bench seating – quite a nice area and remind us very much of Rapido Amsterdam – although not quite a bright – just a personal preference of wanting a little more light to see who u cruising – we are VERY choosey! But there was a blonde whose eyes kept meeting mine but was already rather engaged by the status of his manhood and the guy on his knees.


    Along then through a set of doors and into the main play room which was even darker! Plenty of buckets of condoms, lube and gloves as you entered – which was encouraging to see. Bench seating to the right – slings to the left – the sling area was sleazily dark – no idea who u might stumble across in there and then we did see our rubber clad friend pumping wildly away – but he had time to turn and grin. At times this was a real traffic jam having to literally slide your way through, falling over legs and feet from kneeling cock suckers up to mischief on the floor, luckily all that lube eases the way through.


    Down the steps then and into the 'back bar' (the coat check area) and through again into the main dance floor where we engaged ourselves in one of the Fuck n suck nooks. One part of the extra fun of doing your own boyfriend in public – well those chaps just entice you to use them – especially when he bent down to tie his lace. Then a quick freshen up involved checking out the toilets, which were being well maintained by a guy whose ass also looked pretty good in chaps! But standing for a pee at the urinals was at times off putting if u not into watersports with a guy kneeling by your side but it did give me the chance for a little anglo-dutch relations and the three of us nipped into an empty cubicle to try it out for size. And as we came out who should be waiting for us but the blonde guy again – oh go on then, he asked if we had been avoiding him – with that protrusion how could we not notice him!


    We did briefly join our leather friend on the smoking terrace – mainly to ogle some fresh meat in the light and were well rewarded for our smoke inhaled pain. By 4am the crowd had started to thin, have these sleazy bunch no stamina? But the dance floor was still pulling them in with excessive amounts of CO2 and laser and minimal lighting effects, as well as some progressive pumped up tracks. In fact trying to find the exit was surreal as the fog was so thick it was scary, had to hold on to those Brazilian buttocks for safety.


    So declobbering we felt like continuing but in a less sexually charged intense atmosphere so a short walk around the block and we were safely installed in Charriots to continue the beats and spent the evening with a Persian and American couple's very affectionate company at this delightful spa.


    So a pleasantly fetished first appearance for SceneB.itch at HardOn, impressed by the quality of hot guys, the efficient organisation, the safe sex tools, the dance floor, lasers and quality music. We admit not to be hardcore sleaze freaks but a little dabble from time to time suits our fancy – looking hot in our gear and saying 'no' gives us just as much pleasure than giving it to a minger. But there was enough fun to be had – yup thumbs up and we'll be doing it sleazy again some day soon.

  • WE Party - Prison of Love - 28 Aug 2011 (Coronet Theatre, London)


    WE had more to b.ichin celebrate than a bumper Bank Holiday weekend. What with the return of Latin-B.itch to London and the WE posters were enquiring "Have you been a naughty boy?" mmm our golden rule - What happens in Rio, stays in Rio! But it was also the birthday of a friend from Pride, so we had good reason to shake our ass and get down to The Coronet very fashionable early at 11.30pm. With just a few ahead of us in the queue, we were efficiently frisked through security and into the entrance hall and we were inside the Prison of Love with our chewing gum. Well nearly, with friend forgetting to print his ticket, then we had time for our prison mug shot to be taken – proving our height and our general fabulousness - as SeenQueen.com says, 'if you got it, flaunt it' and daaarling we got it!


    No cloakroom queues here, although you don't find many clubbers wearing cloaks these days, do you? In the upstairs coat check we swapped our bags and jackets for bits of yellow paper - not having to even remember our own initials, which can be lost in translation sometimes. S no F, Z no, no C, oh la la. Anyhow we then stayed at the bar on the top floor which is sensibly quiet to grab a drink and a natter and is probably a more sophisticated arrival than most VIP areas. Nicely refreshed, the entourage that is SceneB.itch, decended en masse down the staircases. Yes, we were already receiving admiring glances, as our buffed shirtless bodies grabbed the attention of the new arrivals going up as we were going down on them - stairs. We hit the main room, via the quieter entrance to the left of the bar, but the place was already jammed packed with hotness.


    The bar decking was pumping with hot guys and our 'Birthday Boy' was gagging to dance, so was already grabbing us to join the sizeable crowd on the main floor – you know us being size queens after all ;-) But with tracks like "a Move a little closer, put your arms around me" it was certainly party music to get us moving and for the guys on the dance floor to start giving us those looks: "It's on your mind, It's written on your face, It's no surprise, To find you in this place" and with us replying via the music "Your wish is mine, So you don't have to lie, You want it bad, So give my love a try". Yes, "Your timing's right" and he was the "first in line" and had probably "made the right decision" and "Tonight's the night, Lets slip and slide, Get ready to get crazy". What a track to start the night off with...


    "Just move a little closer, ya ya ya..
    Dance until your feet catch on fire
    Just move a little closer, ya ya ya..
    I can feel you watching with desire"


    OK, ok enough -- but it was fabulous playing with those guys and we'd only just arrived, this was set to be a hot night with Guest DJs Steve Pitron and Gonzalo Rivas supporting the WE resident Carlos Gallardo. So it was to be upfront and pumping vocal, uplifting, funky house the whole night long. The crowd also is full of eye candy and is a mixture of "Onyx to SuperMartXe to Salvation". The Latino posse is strongly, and of course beautifully represented, but it's a purely diverse international range – which makes London one of those great World cities of the United Gay Nations. And with the numerous vantage points to view these buff bodies at the Coronet then we were in our element.


    At 2.00am on the dot (you can check my iPhone photo details!) it STARTED with Queen's "I want to break free", a magnificent stage set lit up with amazing digital panels that flashed images of dancers, national flags, all simply awesome with light effects and CO2 cannons straying down upon us and the dancers to the classic track "It's strange but it's true, I can't get over the way you love me like you do
    But I have to be sure, When I walk out that door
    Oh how I want to be free, baby
    Oh how I want to break free,
    Oh how I want to break free"


    What a fab opening, and perfect words to hold onto each other and welcome Latino-B.itch back to London and for our Birthday Boy to get nicely acquainted with a BelAmi Boy from Prague :P

    We went a wandering and again surveyed the chill out zones on the upper floors, but actually the first floor bar area had some classic house tunes playing and a sizeable crowd at times doing their thing – so we stopped for a drink – although were nearly jumped on by a guy as we sat down – apologetically he told us he thought they had left some stuff on the seats – jeez "Calm Down Dear!" and we did, and went upstairs to the balcony where we bumped into the cutest little blonde guy from the VirginActive. He keeps mysteriously working out on the steps in front of me and turning round to catch me surveying his ass. So that was a blushed hello smiles from me then, but he is titchy – height wise!!


    Chilling on the front row of the balcony is a great way of staying in touch with the party and wow at 3.30am then it was glitter from the ceiling – with the PA diva hitting the stage once more – this is no prison of love no one wants to get out while this diva is singing. She was so enthusiastic and whipped the crowd into a frenzy [and we apologise that we can't find her name anywhere]. And as she finished and the music struck up a harder beat the masses were still all frozen staring at the stage probably hoping for an encore but a modern twist of a classic came to the rescue with "Sundays at Heaven" getting us on our feet and seeing us dancing the socks of our balcony posing position, magical.


    On our trip back downstairs we witnessed a toilet flood of biblical propositions in the main 'womens loo' blocked basins and blocked toilets – water everywhere – this is so unusual for The Coronet and the toilet staff had vanished quite early one – hopefully this is sorted out for future parties – they need to learn from the orderly toilet management at Area, Fire, Heaven etc and not run away from the problem – imagine dropping the soap up in there – jeez I would have no worries bending over to pick it up time and time again, unlike in your average Prison.

    Oh and we need some of those 'free' Freedom Packs of condoms and lube handy in the loos – as I had to abandon and engagement with a cute Columbian guy as we had no protection. And we weren't causing a queue at that time – we just had needs, safe needs!


    By 5.30 friends were off to sleep off their tired dancing feet, we stayed to the end – around 6.30 it ended – not too abruptly with a crowd of a few hundred still on the dance floor and the lights went up every so slightly – not to overly scare everyone as to who they were dancing with.


    We can safely say that WE Party is hot on the London scene and is doing its very best to keep outperforming itself. Long may it continue. SceneB.itch's closing thought is only to the Coronet Management team get the toilets sorted! :P


    Then it was the bus 344 to Vauxhall as this was Beyond 'Big Top' and we were expecting Tigers on the dance floor...

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