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Has anyone done BIRD?

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By *uncs1978 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Orpington

Going to bird 10th Jan as a prisoner. Anyone been? Like to know what the vibe is?

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By *tevejbMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

No. I have visited guys. I think it's hard probably especially at first. U may find friends and fellow gay/bi s but also queer bashers, bullies and all sorts.

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By *riticalMan
3 weeks ago

harrow

You mean jail

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"You mean jail "

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

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By *awihMan
3 weeks ago

Aldershot


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear."

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

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By *IPMANMan
3 weeks ago

LONDON WEST

BIRD is a shag fest for non stop bareback sex

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London."

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet.

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By *IPMANMan
3 weeks ago

LONDON WEST

It's a one off sex night in Vauxhall, Google it

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By *awihMan
3 weeks ago

Aldershot


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet."

What was unclear, they did say as a prisoner.

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By *mma_EvansTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Colchester

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/12243/bird-cell-block-hp-cat-d-white

Check out 'outsavvy' it is a platform for advertising pride events, drag shows, raising money for LGBTQ+ charities etc xx

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet.

What was unclear, they did say as a prisoner."

It was unclear what the fuck they were talking about. Do you know what they were on about?

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"It's a one off sex night in Vauxhall, Google it"

That should have explained in the opening post.

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By *acingfanMan
3 weeks ago

Huddersfield


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet."
I bet you are fun at parties.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

Who knows, maybe it's like porridge without the breakfast

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By *awihMan
3 weeks ago

Aldershot


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet.

What was unclear, they did say as a prisoner.

It was unclear what the fuck they were talking about. Do you know what they were on about?"

Translation for you the way the OP post reads “I’m being sent to prison on 10th January, does anyone know what it is like”.

And the thread title “has anyone done bird” means “has anyone here been to prison”. Is that clear enough for you.

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet. I bet you are fun at parties."

I've always been told I am, due to the fact that I'm capable of holding a decent, intelligent conversation with others, not to mention the stunning wit and repartee I have always possessed.

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"You mean jail

I don't know what he means, it really isn't clear.

Doing Bird means going to prison. Think it comes from cockney rhyming Slang “Bird Lime” meaning Time. Quite often the rhyme is on a second word which is omitted, such as Duchess which is Duchess of Fife meaning wife, or China which is china plate for mate.

Clink on the other hand (such as in clink) is a reference to the old Clink Street Prison that was in London.

I know that 'bird' is an old fashioned, outdated euphemism for being in prison, that isn't what I was questioning. I was querying the reference in the opening post because it's unclear, and the poster hasn't returned with clarification yet.

What was unclear, they did say as a prisoner.

It was unclear what the fuck they were talking about. Do you know what they were on about?

Translation for you the way the OP post reads “I’m being sent to prison on 10th January, does anyone know what it is like”.

And the thread title “has anyone done bird” means “has anyone here been to prison”. Is that clear enough for you."

It isn't clear at all, in fact I believe you've misinterpreted the post yourself.

Nobody says 'Going to bird', if they've been sent to prison, and comments further down would indicate the reference is for some kind of club night in S.E. London. That's why I asked.

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By *niquehornMan
3 weeks ago

stamford

I’ve done a few years

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By *IPMANMan
3 weeks ago

LONDON WEST

I'm surprised that some users on this site can get themselves out of bed in the mornings

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By *ario456Man
3 weeks ago

newport

Guess it depends what yr in for as to what the vibe is,noncing and it wont be fun,murdr or r@pe same i expect ,u wont get any kudos unless its starmer u offed

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By *unlad000Man
3 weeks ago

slough

Has anyone been to this fuck fest before had a look at the website and it looks very interesting

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By *riticalMan
3 weeks ago

harrow

If he means jail time I’ve done years but why would you ask in here about that

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

Imagine some poor bloke at Job and Talent. At this moment reading about some Norman Stanley Fletcher job.

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By *lbjcksnMan
3 weeks ago

paddington

I went to Bird in London. I think I went twice last year actually. It’s not as busy as the horse fair and the guys seemed to be a bit older. I enjoyed it, but it emptied out pretty fast. Maybe it’s improved, but if you can choose between the two, horse fair will be busier.

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By *unlad000Man
2 weeks ago

slough

Hopefully it’s abit busier this time the website makes it sounds so much fun, had a look at the horse fair one to defo will be going to that aswell

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