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    Default Boyz will be Boyz

    The point of this thread is a serious one though. I have done half a dozen or so childrens' discos in the past and I always find it almost impossible to keep the boys entertained. Girls are easy, they know all the music, all the dances (which I eagerly try to copy) and are really willing to join in.

    Boys can be a nightmare. Peter Kay hit the nail on the head in his live act, where he describes how the little swines are only interested in running the length of the dancefloor and sliding onto their knees (I would add, smashing into as many dancing girls, and DJs, as possible).

    How do you cope with this? How do you keep the little sods from creating mayhem?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dragonfly View Post
    duct tape
    Somehow, I don't believe you, Dragonfly

    By the simple equation:-

    1 DJ + 30 Brats + 1 Roll Duct Tape = 1 Mummified DJ

    Keep 'em coming though.

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    Girls as you say are easy, play the tunes that have dance moves and they wil do the dance.....

    Boy's are even easier.....Play things like greenday's american idiot, oasis etc encourage them to get the air guitar out, get all the boys up and get the girls to choose the best performance etc, take inflatable guitars with you if you can, they are usually quite cheap to buy, best to get off ebay perhaps in a joblot buy about 20-30.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewnics View Post
    Girls as you say are easy, play the tunes that have dance moves and they wil do the dance.....

    Boy's are even easier.....Play things like greenday's american idiot, oasis etc encourage them to get the air guitar out, get all the boys up and get the girls to choose the best performance etc, take inflatable guitars with you if you can, they are usually quite cheap to buy, best to get off ebay perhaps in a joblot buy about 20-30.
    Excellent idea, Lewnics. If this represents the quality of the advice I am to receive from this forum, then I am certainly glad that I joined.

    Keep 'em coming.

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    Glad i can be of assistance - finally lol, i have spent 6 months getting advice from others, now its payback lol

    this is a fantastic and very helpful forum, you will learn a lot mate, glad you found us
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    There generally isn't a lot you can do, the title of the thread says it all!!

    The only time you can keep them out of trouble is when you get them playing musical chairs or something

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeerFunk View Post
    There generally isn't a lot you can do, the title of the thread says it all!!
    The only time you can keep them out of trouble is when you get them playing musical chairs or something
    That'll confuse he hell out of anyone who saw the original title & is just clicking new posts.
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    lol that caught me out lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeerFunk View Post
    There generally isn't a lot you can do, the title of the thread says it all!!

    The only time you can keep them out of trouble is when you get them playing musical chairs or something
    That is what I have found in the past, Beerfunk. You cant keep them interested beyond their involvement in any particular game that is being played. Even musical chairs/bumps is only good for those lads that have not been ejected from the game. The rest go back to what ever mischief-making that they were up to before you started.

    That is what I like about Lewnics idea. If the result of the game is delayed until all have participated, they will feel that they are still involved, and maintain an interest.

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