Fucking
hell, man. It's only Monday afternoon and it's all gone off already.
I can't give you any info about the Party People group as one of the
organisers has just blocked me. Why? Because I criticised them in
yesterday's post.
Their
response?
"Maybe
you should talk to my face? rather than prancing on the internet.
Another thing, perhaps social graces would be better proved if you're
invited. Anyhoot, better you stay home next. Blocked - childish
little man. Xx"
I'm
not entirely sure how they found the post in the first place as I
hadn't linked it to the Meetup event page. I did, however, write up a
previous event to the opening of Sankeys Warehouse
back in October. I had linked that to the Meetup event page. The next
time I saw the organiser they complained that I'd not mentioned them or
thanked them in the blog post. Bizarre. My only assumption is that they've been an avid reader of my work since then.
Violins.
I've met a good group of people through his group and we no longer
need the meetup to have nights out. There are always other meetups
and other groups to attend if you're using / fancy using Meetup, or
if I fancy.
For
instance, there's the Manchester Filmmakers Meetup
on Monday. I joined them on Friday just gone as I have a few script
ideas I wanted to show them. They're meeting in The Moon Under the
Water, which is unfortunately on my blacklist.
Thursday:
After Work Drinks
are going to Slug and Lettuce at
Albert Square, a venue I recommend. Nice and smart without being too
posh.
Other
meetup groups you might want to check are Vicky's Social Nights Out and Manchester Socialising. Both have
city-wide events to get involved with.
In
other news, Garage DJ Wookie is
performing a set at Sankeys on
Saturday. His 2000 track
Battle takes me right back
to the garage hour in Ashton's Love Shack (AKA Shitshack).
I'd
love to be at Sankeys but I'll be at Writers Connect
the next day and I need to be sharp. I need your feedback on the
second thousand words of my screenplay. The advice and opinions I've
received so far have been brilliantly helpful. I've also got an idea
for writing homework exercise which I might suggest...
If
anyone has any, uh, OTHER feedback, Tweet me...
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