General Bouncy Castles Discussion

hacx · 31-05-2009 1:18pm #1

What's your favorite type of castle? Mine's probably the inflatable obstical course.

Beruthiel · 31-05-2009 2:36pm

I was at a bbq last night.
I can tell you right now, it doesn't matter what type of bouncy castle you have, cos adults + wine/beer + bouncy castle = pain in your side from laughing!

feylya · 31-05-2009 3:33pm

The word "adults" is very open to interpretation though...

My favourite bouncy castle would be the one with the massive velco wall at one end

Beruthiel · 31-05-2009 3:36pm

feylya wrote: »

The word "adults" is very open to interpretation though...

Oh indeed it is feylya.
I was of course, talking about adults with the physical age of 20++

I was not referring to the mental age of said adults, because that, is a whole other kettle of fish. And a discussion best left to a much more serious forum.

Vain · 31-05-2009 4:25pm

obstacle course ftw

Tom Dunne · 31-05-2009 4:27pm

Obstacle course, you say?

Hmmmmmmm.......

I never knew such a thing existed.

Interesting.

Vain · 31-05-2009 4:34pm

Tom Dunne wrote: »

Obstacle course, you say?

Hmmmmmmm.......

I never knew such a thing existed.

Interesting.

They do alright, your really messing out.

Beruthiel · 31-05-2009 4:41pm

Tom Dunne wrote: »

Obstacle course, you say?

Hmmmmmmm.......

I never knew such a thing existed.

Interesting.

Neither did I!
You know what MUST be done Mr. Dunne.
Even I would be up for giving that one a go.
Is it small enough to fit in a back garden?
A question which must be answered.

feylya · 31-05-2009 4:44pm

12ft x 30ft... Might be a tiny bit big for your standard garden

Beruthiel · 31-05-2009 4:46pm

That last part looks difficult.
How do you get up the slidey bit?

feylya · 31-05-2009 4:47pm

I'm not sure but I reckon some flailing of limbs would be involved

Beruthiel · 31-05-2009 4:48pm

There's an empty field beside my parents house.....

Sabre0001 · 31-05-2009 4:56pm

What are we waiting for? To the empty field!

Fajitas! · 31-05-2009 4:56pm

Beruthiel wrote: »

That last part looks difficult.
How do you get up the slidey bit?

There's a rope ladder, it's still muchos fun. Think drunken gladiators.

Cathmandooo · 01-06-2009 11:28am

Inflatable obsticle course looks fantastic! I so want one of those, I wonder would I get away with putting one in the car park here, hmmm!!

catho_monster · 01-06-2009 12:24pm

Inflatable twister, without a doubt.

Toto Wolfcastle · 01-06-2009 12:55pm

Cathooo wrote: »

Inflatable obsticle course looks fantastic! I so want one of those, I wonder would I get away with putting one in the car park here, hmmm!!

If you do can I come?

happyfeet22 · 01-06-2009 1:09pm

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this is my fav!!!! my lil sis got it for her birthday, brill

star-pants · 01-06-2009 9:16pm

A girl I used to be friends with rented a bouncy castle every year for her birthday.
That plus lots of alcohol n snacks/sweets and acrobatics (or attempted ones) all night proved for a very fun party each time

a spring board if it can be acquired also helps

Lucy Lu · 01-06-2009 9:37pm

I was very nervous watching my OH on a bouncy castle, I thing at times he forgets what age he is and thinks he is five again

star-pants · 01-06-2009 9:47pm

lol ah but it's awful good fun!!

piskins72 · 01-06-2009 10:30pm

Fun when you are on one and some person decides ... OOOh I see a garden hose.... OOOH I wonder what would happen if I turn on said garden hose and spray people over the back wall of the bouncy castle!! my advise .. always take a change of clothes when attending a party with a bouncy castle! one never knows what happens!!!!!!!!!

I escaped lightly, others however did not

Rozabeez · 01-06-2009 11:54pm

Can't beat when someone pulls the plug while you're still on it, it deflates, then they inflate it again. WIN!

Cathmandooo · 02-06-2009 9:33am

janeybabe wrote: »

If you do can I come?

Of course you can

top of the list

+1 on bringing a change of clothes, even alcohol spillages gets the place all wet!

Toto Wolfcastle · 02-06-2009 10:07am

Lucy Lu wrote: »

I was very nervous watching my OH on a bouncy castle, I thing at times he forgets what age he is and thinks he is five again

At times?

Cathooo wrote: »

Of course you can top of the list

+1 on bringing a change of clothes, even alcohol spillages gets the place all wet!

\o/

Except when it's Blue Nun it disinfects the place nicely.

Walsh · 09-06-2009 11:31pm

This is some crazy fetish shít, a whole forum dedicated to bouncy castles? It will never last! :P

Ron DMC · 09-06-2009 11:38pm

Walsh wrote: »

This is some crazy fetish shít, a whole forum dedicated to bouncy castles? It will never last! :P

Of course it will last, don't be silly.
Unless someone unplugs the air machine and it deflates.

Please don't

Sparky · 10-06-2009 9:46am

Bouncy castles will always last

Beruthiel · 10-06-2009 11:39am

Only here five mins and famous already!

Lucy Lu · 10-06-2009 12:07pm

Thats good going. We are here to stay

Toto Wolfcastle · 10-06-2009 12:15pm

I had a great conversation with another boardsie and his girlfriend last night about how fantastic bouncy castles are.

smashey · 10-06-2009 2:28pm

Ron DMC wrote: »

Unless someone unplugs the air machine and it deflates.

I did that one night.

Just flipped the switch and sat back and watched. It was hard to say who or what deflated quicker, the kids or the bouncy castle. Anyway, the kids left and we had it to oursleves.

Yeah, in yore faces you horrible little kiddies.

watty · 11-06-2009 2:31pm

What is it like partially "inflated" with water instead of air?

smashey · 11-06-2009 2:36pm

No good at all watty, less bounce. It would be good for laying on.

Beruthiel · 11-06-2009 3:24pm

Durty.

Zaph · 11-06-2009 8:43pm

You'd have the world's biggest water bed

Sparky · 11-06-2009 8:58pm

Fill it with vodka for extra fun imo.

catho_monster · 12-06-2009 12:54pm

Sparky wrote: »

Fill it with vodka for extra fun imo.

SEriously now, thats just a waste of good vodka.
Would you drink vodka that had been previously filling a bouncy castle?!!

Ron DMC · 12-06-2009 1:25pm

catho_monster wrote: »

Would you drink vodka that had been previously filling a bouncy castle?!!

Yes. Of course I would.

catho_monster · 12-06-2009 1:38pm

Point taken Ron DMC, there's few out there that would let that amount of vodka go to waste

I suppose what I was getting at was would you like to drink vodka that had been used to fill a bouncy castle?!!

Ron DMC · 12-06-2009 1:46pm

catho_monster wrote: »

Point taken Ron DMC, there's few out there that would let that amount of vodka go to waste
I suppose what I was getting at was would you like to drink vodka that had been used to fill a bouncy castle?!!

Still a yes.

But I think I see where you're getting at. You mean would I want to drink it if I had a choice between 'former bouncy castle filler vodka' and normal vodka?

In that case: Normal vodka ftw. Though I'd probably try the bouncy castle vodka to see what it's like.

catho_monster · 12-06-2009 1:54pm

EastWallGirl · 12-06-2009 1:58pm

Even in the most unlikely scenario of hating bouncy castles, you would change your mind once you heard the theme tune:

http://www.songlyricsatoz.com/video_CNgL0E2BFEM.html

focus_mad · 19-09-2009 12:59am

How about a 60 foot obstacle course??
I used to deliver these..BACK BREAKING

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