At least you didn't have to cross the road to baa barThomas wrote:A palce to name and shame the venues with off the wall door policies, and have a good laugh at how ridiculious they are.
Last night at Revolution in Fallowfield, Manchester i was almost turned down for wearing trainers with bubbles. "No bubbles" "No bubbles? come on in then!"
Lucky i was wearing Nike Air Safari so no visible Bubble
Anyone else got one to share
On our way out of the club. We were outside when he told us (dorman standing next to entrance. Standing OUTSIDE, that is). Hope that was helpfull...felixGash wrote:Well you were either inside, or out. Which was it? Because if it's the former then you should appreciate that sometimes what might seem a silly thing like asking you to remove your hat, might have a serious reason behind it. If your brother turned around and stabbed some dude on his way out, then with his hat off there'd be more chance of identifying him when it came to prosecution. You only need a single frame's worth of cctv really, don't you.Ovesen wrote:.. We were more or less outside when he told us...
Fair enough. They've probably no right if you were on the street, being that it's a public space and what not, but maybe a certain number of metres from the venue is still legally their responsibility..?Ovesen wrote:On our way out of the club. We were outside when he told us (dorman standing next to entrance. Standing OUTSIDE, that is). Hope that was helpfull...felixGash wrote:Well you were either inside, or out. Which was it? Because if it's the former then you should appreciate that sometimes what might seem a silly thing like asking you to remove your hat, might have a serious reason behind it. If your brother turned around and stabbed some dude on his way out, then with his hat off there'd be more chance of identifying him when it came to prosecution. You only need a single frame's worth of cctv really, don't you.Ovesen wrote:.. We were more or less outside when he told us...
Just thought it might have made more sense, had he told him on his way in...
For some reason, the thought of my geeky brother stabbing someone is quite funny (not that I would imply that violence is funny. Not even in the cartoons. EVIL stuff....)
nah mate...i dont agree with this atall...IOW everyone should wear lacoste's/stan smiths/ or those SHIT SHIT SHIT Plimpsoles i see people insist on wearing week in week out, no matter how battered...felixGash wrote:
To be honest, if you're rocking bubbles in 2008 you deserve to be kneecapped.
And who's wear them OUT too? Nice, casual, NOTSOINYERFACE pair of shoes/trainers would do. Making an effort doesn't hurt anybody.
up to your nutsfelixGash wrote:What exactly is "deep", man?Farman wrote:deep manfelixGash wrote:Well you were either inside, or out. Which was it? Because if it's the former then you should appreciate that sometimes what might seem a silly thing like asking you to remove your hat, might have a serious reason behind it. If your brother turned around and stabbed some dude on his way out, then with his hat off there'd be more chance of identifying him when it came to prosecution. You only need a single frame's worth of cctv really, don't you.Ovesen wrote:.. We were more or less outside when he told us...
yea man my mate got this before! apparently its to stop people getting drugs in to the club! but then i had a half o of green in my pocket and walked str8 in!Thomas wrote:A palce to name and shame the venues with off the wall door policies, and have a good laugh at how ridiculious they are.
Last night at Revolution in Fallowfield, Manchester i was almost turned down for wearing trainers with bubbles. "No bubbles" "No bubbles? come on in then!"
Lucky i was wearing Nike Air Safari so no visible Bubble
Anyone else got one to share
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