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[Chris]

Originally Posted by Lester Burnham

I don't smoke. I went out to speak to a friend, on the way out I asked for a stamp from the bouncer at the top of the stairs (positioned AFTER the booth where you pay to get it) I was already in the club. He refused and told me I had to join the queue for one. I didn't have to pay to get in though as I was there before midnight. It was still bloody ridiculous though.

I don't think that bouncer has a stamp as the cloakroom is right beside him and they have the stamp. And to be honest it doesn't really take long to get a stamp from the cloakroom, does it?

[shaun]

Originally Posted by Lester Burnham

I don't smoke. I went out to speak to a friend, on the way out I asked for a stamp from the bouncer at the top of the stairs (positioned AFTER the booth where you pay to get it) I was already in the club. He refused and told me I had to join the queue for one. I didn't have to pay to get in though as I was there before midnight. It was still bloody ridiculous though.

a something similar happened to me on my birthday. i went outside to see a friend, had my hand stamped on the way out, and as i went to go back inside i was told that i'd been asked to leave several times. i'd only been in the place 2-3 minutes previous to going outside, though. oh well, i was pretty drunk and it's not like they beat me up.

[Lester Burnham]

Originally Posted by Camie

The problem is though, when people have had a few drinks not only do they not think about these things they don't get a chance to take the license number down whislt being thrown as their ability to concentrate and remember the number or simply take it down on their mobile phone if they have one) is reduced.

More common than not I'm in a relatively reasonable state when I'm out. I do have the odd night of chaos and I admit that I doubt I'd think to do it when drunk. I've never been dragged down the stairs by the neck though - note: this never seems to happen to girls, I was chucked out exodus once and was simply escorted to the door.

[Lester Burnham]

Originally Posted by Chris

I don't think that bouncer has a stamp as the cloakroom is right beside him and they have the stamp. And to be honest it doesn't really take long to get a stamp from the cloakroom, does it?

Took me well over half an hour. It was around 1:30am by this time and I joined the queue halfway down the stairs.

I've also recieved a stamp from the bouncer in that location countless times in the past.

[Camie]

Originally Posted by Lester Burnham

More common than not I'm in a relatively reasonable state when I'm out. I do have the odd night of chaos and I admit that I doubt I'd think to do it when drunk. I've never been dragged down the stairs by the neck though - note: this never seems to happen to girls, I was chucked out exodus once and was simply escorted to the door.

I was meaning for other people really. We all know that you are mostly in a good state
The bouncer at the door downstairs has the stamp.
I remember there was another bouncer on a night out(I know he was because he knows one of my friends) and he was in a complete state- by this I mean he was stumbling over hugging everyone and falling on the odd occasion yet he was let in by the bouncers. Oh and he skipped the queue that was there(must've been a Wednesday or a Saturday im not too sure).

[pogofish]

Originally Posted by Lester Burnham

(positioned AFTER the booth where you pay to get it)

Do I get this right? Are they charging you for the stamp to go out for a smoke?

[Camie]

No they aren't.

[pogofish]

OK, thanks.

[Scorge]

Originally Posted by Calum The Philosopher

Well this may come as a shock to most of you but the answer to the problem is , just don't go to exodus.

I've never had any bother myself, but you're spot on.......

[Pierre Von Mondragon]

I once got turfed out for hiccuping, which was a bit rich I thought, on the other hand I once got refused entry for being over-pished, but I stood and POLITELY argued my case for an hour (I was amused by my own smart arsedness I think), and eventually got in for the last half hour. I think the key factor was POLITELY. One of my cardinal rules in life is that it is not worth winding up people in black uniforms (well maybe goths then).