totally with you on this one, and i dont even smoke. wasnt at the minus uk gig but some friends go over and heard there were all sorts of problems with that gig this being one of them.hotpace wrote:I don't see how the 2 incidents connect? But even if they do, theres nothing anyone can say to detract from my main point of fleecing the clubber in the name of 'the law'. Even if they have to take fingerprints and sht like that, whats the excuse to charge a fucking quid for a pointless wristband? One club starts the trend and the others will follow unless someone makes a song and dance about it, you mark my words! A year from now it will be the norm to pay an additional £5 to get hearded into a smoking area!grace anxiety wrote:someone got shot at that venue a week before that minus event. the strict policy was probably because of that,
Wrong wrong wrong!!
Smoking ban in UK causing clubs to behave like c*$%ts!!
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i went to the minus contakt night and it was a freaking joke having to pay to go outside and smoke, you had to cue to get out, cue to get in and the bouncers treated everyone like sh!t.
me and a friend had just finished a cigarette (we had only been outside for like 5 minutes) and a bouncer come over and said if we don't get back in the club that second he would rip our wrist bands off and we would have to pay to get back in.
me and a friend had just finished a cigarette (we had only been outside for like 5 minutes) and a bouncer come over and said if we don't get back in the club that second he would rip our wrist bands off and we would have to pay to get back in.
i do understand that alot of them are corrupt and stuff, but not all of them. theres obviously a large amount of corruption, lies, clientelism (sp?) and stuff that goes on, but theres also alot of good work that gets done.
its too simple to say "oh george bush wants to kill babies" or whatever. it kind of discounts the complex ideologies and economics etc that make up the political world.
its too simple to say "oh george bush wants to kill babies" or whatever. it kind of discounts the complex ideologies and economics etc that make up the political world.
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