My first off topic

[shaver]

question...

is it illeagle to stand on sidewalk at, say a night club, when theres people lined up outside, who arnt on the sidewalk, like by the doors?

 

[Samingo]

Although I don't believe so, I'm sure different nightclubs would have different policies. Hope that helps.

 

[shaver]

well, even if it is public side walk? i was getten harassed by some permoter, and i made him look like the bigest dick infront of like 300 people in line.... i just find it rediculas for someone kicking u off side walk haha

 

[Samingo]

Well in any case if you weren't doing anything wrong I don't see a reason for them to do anything. The sidewalk is just public property, and if there's already a line it's to be expected to have people outside. In my oppinion it's just silly, but really I'm sure I had to be there to understand.

 

[shaver]

nope, theres nothen more to understand, it was rediculas

 

[midopa]

Edit: Oops, my bad. I did not mean to offend!

 

[jongitarz]

Thank you Sam

 

[xshawnxearthx]

it depends on how much the club gets **** for having people right outside.


i help run a venue in jersey, and we get a lot of **** from the neighbors about that.

 

[Ben Clarke]

It's ****ing called loitering.

 

[bovinehost]

What in God's name is this thread FOR?

Convince me quickly or poof.

 

[shaver]

i was getten harased by some people outside a club like an hour b4 i posted this... just wondering what was legal and not.


its all good, delete if you want.

 

[dlloyd]

What in God's name is this thread FOR?

Convince me quickly or poof.

???

 

[Aussie Mark]

Based on your spelling, perhaps you were being "hassled" because it was past your bedtime and you should have been at home in bed

 

[JB1]

'poof' means something different in th UK - Bove - explain

 

[bovinehost]

Ah yes, THAT 'poof'.

No, I meant 'poof' as in disappearing in a puff of smoke.

 

[dlloyd]

Ah yes, THAT 'poof'.

No, I meant 'poof' as in disappearing in a puff of smoke.

I thought it was a bit of an extreme punishment for being off-topic... but, hey, to each their own!

 

[spectorbassguy]

'poof' means something different in th UK - Bove - explain

In the U.K. is "poof" something like a "spliff"?

 

[dlloyd]

In the U.K. is "poof" something like a "spliff"?

No, not that I'm aware.

 

[midopa]

Poof as in Graham Chapman.

 

[Mobay45]

Poof as in Graham Chapman.

Or maybe Graham Norton?