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Moshulu Rob

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  1. Last night I got:

    A recordable minidisk player

    A wallet with money and a drivers license in it

    A Bag with a wallet in it with yet more money in it

    a ring

    a scarf

    a jumper

    a bracelet

    I can't believe people can loose this stuff and not even check to see if we have it.

    details of the moshulu jumble sale coming soon.

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    I refuse to get into yet another protracted internet argument, where I feel the need to justify perfectly reasonable actions, when I have better things to do with my time.

    If you or anyone else wants to discuss anything that happens in Henry J Beans or Moshulu, you all know where to find me.

    Rob

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  3. Originally posted by Philip Johnston

    There is an element of truth to the post "if the bouncer dont like your face!"

    I just wonder what is the criteria for not letting someone in to a venue for instance?

    No relation to Moshulu, but wasn't someone killed here in Aberdeen after being attacked by a bouncer/few bouncers a few years back?

    A Bar/Nightclub are not 'Public Places' and anyone can be refused entry, with no justification at all. Further more any Licensee can call the police and have any one removed for no reason at all (although obviously if you are calling them three times a day they might object at the next licensing hearing)

    The only reason you would be refused entry here is if you were pissed, barred or underage. You might not always get an explanation though, if you are told 'not tonight' it is more likely you will wander off on your way than spend 20 minutes debating how 'Ihhhmm neh shooo pished, jusht had a phew drinksh mate'

  4. Originally posted by Peeps

    Yeah but thats cos your a chick. If you have got a face the bouncer dont like. you are in for trouble. Cos you got to remember that this is just shit for them doing this normally as part time to earn more money. And they have to take their aggression out on someone

    You can't get a door badge if you have a conviction for assault in the last five years. You can't get one at all if you have a more serious conviction.

    The reason that they wear badges is to make them accountable, if a doorman is arrested for assault, whether at work or not, then they are automatically suspended for a police report. If they really did go around beating people up and taking out their aggression at random they wouldn't last a week these days.

    I wonder what justification you have for your statement? or did you just make it up?

    The self control I have seen my guys show is quite remarkable in some circumstances, and remember these are guys who have been around the block more than once, and have worked places like Zuu, Bex, Bud Bar, the Metro, Hoochie Coochie club and all in the bad old days too. They work here, when they could work any door in Aberdeen (and regularly get offered jobs) because they like it here, the crowd and the atmosphere. They don't want to be in a fight every night, just like no one else does.......

  5. The Perennial Underagers argument.

    I honestly, hand on heart, don't believe there is a massive problem. When we instigated a massive crack down a few weeks back, attendances were unchanged, although we did piss off a load of people that had to go home for ID.

    Many times I have been told someone is definately underage, and have ID'd them myself only to get a valid Drivers license or Passport.

    When Licensing police were in for a look around, they didn't see a problem.

    Like any club a few will always slip the net, we do ID and knock back loads every night. Certainly i know of many places in Aberdeen that do have a problem.

    I absolutely and utterly refute any suggestion that either myself or any one who works for me would let anyone in for a blowjob/grope/whatever.

    If anyone can point out anyone underage to me then I will always ID them.

    Rob

  6. I say it again.

    It's on CCTV, I have seen it, the police have seen it. Following the supposed 'beating up' he continued to shout abuse, tried to atack the doormen at Bar Jin, ON CCTV, then attacked the doormen at Drum ON CCTV, where he was lifted by the police, WITHOUT A MARK ON HIM.

    If every door in Aberdeen radio'd the police everytime some one gave them abuse, the police would have no time to do anything about real trouble.

    Jim's not a 'Vigilante' nor does he hand out 'random beatings'. He's an engineering student, at university. paying his way through college. So, while I continue to maintain he should not have said anything to 'Drunkenmonkey' I understand why he was aggrieved at having the police called, on the emergency response radio, by a fellow doorman, for beating someone up when in fact he did no such thing.

    Rob

    *Edit*

    Or perhaps, as an inexperienced bouncer you reacted innapropriately, blew the situation out of all proportion, were spoken to by Jim, and are now trying to even it all up?

    *Edit*

  7. I have the whole incident on CCTV. From start to finish. As do the Police, which is why they have stated they are happy with Jim's actions and offered to arrest the other guy for assault.

    If he was 'beaten up' how did he manage to start a fight with the Door staff at Bar Jin afterwards? or with the door staff at Drum, where he was finally arrested from?

    the bouncer then grabbed the guy wrenched his arm so far up his back his left hand was touching the right side of his nose

    try that then, see if it's possible

    so i radioed in about what i had just seen. 10 minutes later the bouncer comes upto me and says, and i quote"ever pull a stunt like that again and we'll leave him(the drunk) and come ater you" etc

    Granted, he shouldn't have done that, but, he was and I think justifiably, a little upset you had radio'd the police, especially considering he never hit him, merely pushed him up the lane to get rid of him.

    then some other bouncer came upto me and and said, again i quote," do anything like that again and you'll have worse than him(the first bouncer) to worry about and i'll personaly make sure that you never work another door in aberdeen."

    Nothing to do with my door, another doorman from another venue who felt you were out of order. Nothing I can do about that.

    hope the fucker gets fired then charged for assault

    that's certainly not the polices view of what will happen.

    its all sorted now, my boss knows the pricks boss

    he he victory is mine

    its just cocks like them give all the good bouncers out there a bad reputation and that really pisses me off

    I am not going to dignify that with an answer, especially as I am Jim's boss.

    The reason you weren't hired here, when you applied, was because our head doorman was concerned you were a little immature at 19, and that you would not react in a mature way to any incidents. Like, for example, posting at best, half truths on a message board.

    a lot of you out there will know Jim, he is almost always on the door at HJB. I have never recieved a complaint about him before, infact today I had someone harping on about what a great doorman he was. Perhaps if anyone else has a view on them they can let me know.

    Rob

  8. Hmmm,

    we were trying as hard as we could to make it different from the normal club nights that we do. We didn't want it to be seen as 'oh look, Moshulu is just doing another alternative night'. We took advice and were advised that the music was typical of a fetish night so we went with it.

    However, you are not the first to raise the point and it will be changed for next time.

    Rob

  9. After much thought on the matter we have decided to bring Mud Club to an end. We had put up notices explaining the situation, but obviously some kind soul pulled them down.

    Basically we felt that with two other clubs trying to cash in by doing alternative nights on a monday we had two options :

    a) try and fight it out with them - cheaper drinks, free admission yadda yadda

    b) regroup and try and take the night forward to the next level.

    We felt there was a danger that you would all get bored coming to 4 alternative nights at the same club, where the whole thing was come along, pay in, have a few drinks, listen to the music, go home.

    We were trying to make the music as diverse as possible, and we still believe we have the best club, with the best staff and by far the best DJ's but we have decided to relaunch a new night, on a different day of the week, that is completely different to everything you have seen before. No it won't be as cheap as some of the other nights people are doing out their, but we have taken the decision to add value, not cut costs.

    We want to be the market leaders, not just doing the same as everyone else.

    look out for the new themed night in about 4 weeks, I gaurantee it is going to take alternative nights to the next level. Mud Club used to be the most common reason given for university students missing lectures on a tuesday morning and that is our target for this new night.

    and without wishing to be bitchy I have personally heard a manager of another venue that is trying to compete say about their alternative night

    'their all fucking weirdo goths, but as long as they have daddies money to spend I couldn't give a fuck'

    Hopefully we have a better attitude than that.

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