Author Topic: Out with the family...around Soho  (Read 1851 times)

Offline od13218

I guess a lot of guys must have this problem from time to time, but I had a particularly awkward outing with the family a little while ago. We had tickets to a West End theatre show for the whole family for a treat. Arrived early for a meal, and they wanted a wander around to see Chinatown. Uh-oh, I thought, going to need to seem less familiar with this than I actually am... It started with introducing the kids to Chinatown, during which we walked past all the happy-ending joints on Shaftesbury avenue ("See how there are all these Chinese shops and businesses", says the wife to the kids, pointing out "Be Health", where I've done my bit to support the local economy), passing by Nicky at 18 Newport Court so they could look at the lucky cats and silk jackets next door, and ending up walking along Greek Street (stopping at the Japanese kitchen knife shop next to the entrance to no. 8) and eventually Romilly Street (where my wife said, pricelessly, "You could pop in there for a quick one", pointing at the barber shop next to the entrance to no. 34. I was in need of a trim). Jesus, I needed that pint when we finally got into the theatre!

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Unless you had a major sweat on, the WGs saying "od, come here for good time" or you had a hard on and had your family halfway up the stairs to a walkup, I don't see the problem. 1000's of people pass through the red light district without everyone thinking they're there to get some paid for action.

Offline Oc

Get a sense of humour Liverpool.

Funny original post. It must have happened to someone once that they were actually recognised while out with the family.

Offline od13218

Get a sense of humour Liverpool.

Funny original post. It must have happened to someone once that they were actually recognised while out with the family.

Exactly- it was meant as a light-hearted post guys! Figured I can’t be the only one who’s experienced something similar...

Offline joe diddley

You can imagine a situation where one of the girls you might have seen pops out of her walkup/massage shop (delete as applicable) for a coffee, sandwich or fag and running into Mr od greets him with a big smile and possibly a hug wearing the skimpiest of outfits.

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My brother once went to London on business and included a visit to Soho.......on his return his then (Chinese) wife wanted to know why he'd been seen in Chinatown. Gave him the real "third degree"
Sometimes its a small world

Offline Grenadier36

You can imagine a situation where one of the girls you might have seen pops out of her walkup/massage shop (delete as applicable) for a coffee, sandwich or fag and running into Mr od greets him with a big smile and possibly a hug wearing the skimpiest of outfits.
Or gave him back that sock he lost...  :scare:

Offline conway_hound

I'm right with you Mr Od. Way back in February we went to see Mama Mia, and the wife (oriental by birth) insisted we eat and get a massage first in Chinatown. I told her I would just walk around while she had one in Little Newport Street, where I have frequented enough to be a shareholder, only to find she had bought me 45 minutes too .... shit!
The girls there grinned, but massive credit to them gave nothing away. With the wife 2 metres away in the next room at the top of the steep stairs, I didnt dare lose my pants. Susan, who did my massage, and on previous occasions had done somewhat more, just whispered, " dont worry darling ... i wait you next time" what an angel. I gave her a tip just for keeping her hands on my shoulders!

Offline webpunter

Quality thread  :lol:
Bet you had a heart attack when she mentioned as below, especially if not immediately obvious

.... eventually Romilly Street (where my wife said, pricelessly, "You could pop in there for a quick one", pointing at the barber shop next to the entrance to no. 34. I was in need of a trim). Jesus, I needed that pint when we finally got into the theatre!

It's a tough one - maintaining a look of casual disinterest.  A fine balance
IMO easier when the kids around as you can focus away from the OH by talking to them
If just the OH then its one on one, with her searching for the slightest sign  :scare:
Best not to skull the pint & then get another !


Offline webpunter

Crikey, thats getting too close for comfort     "Frequented enough to be ...."  :lol:

I'm right with you Mr Od. Way back in February we went to see Mama Mia, and the wife (oriental by birth) insisted we eat and get a massage first in Chinatown. I told her I would just walk around while she had one in Little Newport Street, where I have frequented enough to be a shareholder, only to find she had bought me 45 minutes too .... shit!
The girls there grinned, but massive credit to them gave nothing away. With the wife 2 metres away in the next room at the top of the steep stairs, I didnt dare lose my pants. Susan, who did my massage, and on previous occasions had done somewhat more, just whispered, " dont worry darling ... i wait you next time" what an angel. I gave her a tip just for keeping her hands on my shoulders!

Years ago i was quizzed by OH in soho & chinatown about various 'establishments'.  I said that me & my mates had been lap-dancing in The Windmill.  She went off on a rant about being a waste of money & being disgusted with some 'slut' [as she put it] grinding her bum on my cock.  She wanted something from some shop & told me i could buy it as i had money to burn lap-dancing.  Fucking ace.  Mission accomplished.  Rant over.  I knew a shag was unlikely after fessing up to lappying so got wasted

Edit:  as we all know lap-dancing is a waste of time & money.  However a laarf once in a [very long] while.  Its also a minor offence to admit to, thereby clouding other activities where the OH would 'go off at the deep end' if she ever found out
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Offline magnetico

only to find she had bought me 45 minutes too .... shit!
The girls there grinned, but massive credit to them gave nothing away. With the wife 2 metres away in the next room at the top of the steep stairs, I didnt dare lose my pants.

This reads like a typical fantasist story but I enjoyed the tale  :thumbsup:

Offline shagbambi

Top thread OP.  How many on here seem to know underground stations off the beaten track, hotels across London they never been too (had an interview once...) and quite specific knowledge of cultures that should be alien to them?

Offline redveee

A friend who is of the same mindset as us here had for years wanted to visit Melissa's in Bristol but with his sister living with her bloke 2 doors away he wasn't able to till she moved a way.

Offline stampjones

Been in that situation many times OP and every time I shit myself that someone will give me a smile or whatever.  Wasnt so bad last time I was up as I havent indulged in that area for a while but still took a route that wouldnt take us past any “dangerous” locations