Caged last night. What the Fuck!
Okay, last night I was kicked out of moshulu for dancing. I really cannot find the justification in removing me for two real reasons.
1. The dancing looks a little unorthodox I'll admit (its hardcore dancing, based upon kick-boxing) but like all other types of dancing, is done in a controlled manner. Same way as moshing etc. So, while a few elbows may have gone astray etc. it was all done so that I knew I wasn't goin to hit anybody. I thought this was thoroughly understodd by Moshulu, who has to put up with moshes, pile-ups and the likes. So no, I didn't hit anybody and didn't have the intention of hitting anybody.
2. ITS A CAGED MOSH-PIT! The night is advertised as being heavy with a cage on the dancefloor for people to fuckin mosh in. While I have noticed over the past few months the standards are slipping and a mosh is very unlikely to happen, it still is there. So, while people are throwing each other around smacking their heads of the metal grids of the cage, I go in, go a wee bit nuts but not actually touching anybody (apart from when I stumbled when a few people pushed me, but nothing violent or hitting anybody in a wat that would hurt them, just bumping into them) I got kicked out. WHAT THE FUCK!
So yeah, I went in for tool, the refused came on and I continued. I'll also admit I was going a bit nuts and had had a few drinks, but I was still controlling myself. However, the doorman came into the cage, pinned me up against the wall by the neck and told me to calm down. When I told him what do you mean, I'm just dancing, he replied "if you don't calm down, you'll be dancing with me outside.(or something along those lines)" I once again, told him I was simply just dancing. This is when my arms were pulled behind me and I was kicked out.
I don't know if I'm banned or anything like that. But I had to sit outside freezing my bollocks off for the good part of an hour until a mate came out with my jacket. Im just a bit fucked off, thats all. Was havin a well good time up until that point.
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