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i asked this before but got nutin, i'm surprised no one is talking about it, as were closing in on 2007, i dont know London well, any recommendations is appreciated. i wanna decent venue with loads of rooms with a variety of music like electro, drum and bass, techo, dub antying like that. thanks |
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why don't you check |
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I find getting paraletically drunk at a house party within walking distance of home to be the most entertaining sort of NYE celebrations, so I am afraid I cannot help you. |
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its years away . just sit next to a highly charged magnet...it slows it all down soo nicely.. |
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yeah, house party at walking distance is the best. Not stupidly expensive, no problems with travel and always fun. The hard part is "convincing" people to have a party. I've never been to London for New Years. Its only 20 mins away on the train, but wouldn't fancy the hassle. |
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