Another TW4 is coming post (yay), mainly to wind up Kev
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I can comment under events but can’t create a review. Il review convergence under the event after Saturday and maybe send you the info if the other events I listed. -
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I will try take some pics but it’s not quite like it used to be. There’s not loads of ppl dressed up cyber and taking pics but I can get some of the sets and crowds. Things have changed a little but ppl are still friendly and well mostly our age. Unless you go to a back2bounce night in Doncaster where the majority looked 13 😂 -
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Hi @Dani Babyboo, That's great to hear, I'm thinking of getting back into the scene and attending the odd club night here & there as well. 👍 That would be awesome if you can start writing up some reviews for some of the nights you are going to, you should have permission to create reviews in the review section, let me know if you don't. Would be great to have some photos as well but if you have videos perhaps we can get them uploaded to YouTube and create a section for those. -
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