Christmas party games??

[puddicat]

Yep its that time again deciding on where we are going to have our christmas beano, anyway one suggestion was to hire the local hall rather than book a expensive dinner disco, so that if you wish to go for a meal before you can, or just come the drinking session, anyone got any funny games that the staff can play, we are mostly female gang, possibly just 2 males there, now behave ol!!!!

[Sachs]

Tie the two males up & dance naked around them ;0/ xxx

[joggerjayne]

Feel The Sportsman

[puddicat]

would like some clean games lol, anyway dont think the young lads would like some us dancing around them naked lol!!!!

[mightylegend]

stuff the xmas pudd

[joggerjayne]

Hide the Sausage.

[sense4all]

I think I was at one of JJ's gatherings last year now. lol. Here are some more mainstream suggestions tho' ...

http://www.partygamecentral.com/pgcstandard/ga meliststd.asp?type=christmas&catname=CHRISTMAS +PARTY+GAMES

[mightylegend]

Whos got best photocopy of their bits?

[joggerjayne]

We have two separate events for that Leggy ...

... the A4 bums, and the A3 bums.

Men have A4 willies or (for the "little" fellas) the A5 category.

=0)

[mightylegend]

yo knobs
watchin dragons den


but will pop on here



jayne the guys could have a willycontest
would be quick as only 2 guys there

[puddicat]

legend funny that willy contest one of the guys nickname is young but hung!!!!

[joggerjayne]

So it's a "head to head" then ?


Bwaaahaaa haaa haaaa


How about a "who can hold the towel the longest" contest?

(winner gets to take me for dinner!!!!!)

[mightylegend]

Any exscuse fro a group of women to see a guys knobbb?

And no need to waste cash on a stripper


lol

[terambulan]

Ask me again on 24th Dec

[ACB312]

Here's a late answer! We have access to a church hall (free) and have used it every year since a famous millennium 'do' in 2000 as a hogmanay function for close friends and family. Keep things simple. We provide the venue, basic food - good homemade soup, big selection of snacks and let the guests bring their own favourite tipples and snacks. Keep the music low level for a while to let folks chat and reminisce and whack it up later when they've had sufficient lubrication to dance. Keep games simple - 'pass the parcel', 'musical chairs', 'musical bumps or statues works well when there are kiddies around. Later, have races with teams to pass the "whatever item you deem appropriate" along the line. It could be cards, knickers, socks or whatever - you be the judge. The main thing is to keep the rules simple. Hope this helps. Cheers, Andy