Whose Side You On?

[scothunter 12,609]

I worked the doors for 15 years + and this nonsense of a "good doorman shouldn't need to throw a punch" well you must have had an easy gig. There a lot of time where nothing but a dig will stop them!

[TOMO 27,381]

  On 21/04/2017 at 11:51, scothunter said:

I worked the doors for 15 years + and this nonsense of a "good doorman shouldn't need to throw a punch" well you must have had an easy gig. There a lot of time where nothing but a dig will stop them!

 

most definatly mate,,,,most young lads these days a strong fit lads,,,restraint is not easy,,especialy if they have had a sniff...

[Jonjon79 13,358]

I'd have put that across my lap and smacked her arse until she softened up a little

[mroak 130]

Best doorman iv ever met was a giant polish lad always jolly an welcomeing to all you could tell he was a hard lad just by how calm an happy he was.

 

even when things got heated between to groups he,d just walked over and in a few minutes he'd have both groups laffing.

 

hes used to have a giant jar of peanuts an offer them to people when they were leaving an give a homeless busker money to play oasis to him when he was standing on front.

[Jonjon79 13,358]

  On 21/04/2017 at 20:09, mroak said:

Best doorman iv ever met was a giant polish lad always jolly an welcomeing to all you could tell he was a hard lad just by how calm an happy he was.

 

even when things got heated between to groups he,d just walked over and in a few minutes he'd have both groups laffing.

 

hes used to have a giant jar of peanuts an offer them to people when they were leaving an give a homeless busker money to play oasis to him when he was standing on front.

I've met that sort before - they're a cracking breed but, unfortunately they're very few and far between.

[gnasher16 30,597]

  On 21/04/2017 at 10:54, jukel123 said:

I used to supervise a lot of hen parties. Apart from a few women who were genuinely masculine/pissheads, I think the vast majority of women were just acting, pretending to enjoy themselves. I always thought they were just going through the motions of screeching at balloon pricks, hysterically laughing at male strippers etc. If you looked at them in unguarded moments a lot of them looked pissed off. I got the feeling a lot of them would rather have been home drinking hot chocolate and watching the telly. .

Your absolutely right women are different to men like that a group of blokes can go out and sit round picking their nose and say this is a load of ol bollocks lets go somewhere else.....whereas a group of birds will just start acting all wild and crazy pretending their having a really great time even if they,re not.

[gnasher16 30,597]

  On 21/04/2017 at 11:49, WILF said:

 

  On 19/04/2017 at 07:58, gnasher16 said:

It seems to me that the more licensing and regulation these lads have the less actual common sense and savvy they need.......back in the times when you got this type of job based on your reputation or capability rather than doing a course and having a nice clean criminal record you was offered the job based on faith that you can deal with situations,the club came to you you didnt go to them.....old time club bouncers whos reputations would be destroyed doing something like the lad in the video did have been replaced by poncey " doormen " with very little life experience who can get in their car with a " what happens at work stays at work " attitude and no status or stature within the community to live up to.....like many other industries common sense efficiency has been replaced by a list of do,s and don't,s !

Like all walks of life mate, you get wallys and decent lads......door work seems to attract both as much as any job.

I always thought the outskirts of London night clubs and pubs attracted some right tits with the very occasional nice man where as a little place called Gas I used to pop into in the west end all the lads were sound not least the little white middle aged man who seemed to be the main chap.

Maybe they just had to be more professional about things in the west end, I don't know.

I'm a big believer in everyone ends up where they should be so maybe this bird and that bouncer were made for each other if you get my drift.

 

The Gass Club behind Leicester Square i remember it well you had Equinox which was inside the Empire at the time,Hippodrome,Napoleons,Ronnie Scotts,the Comedy Club,Gass Club all within a hundred yards it was the busiest night spot in London at that time and for that reason plod gave you a little bit more leeway on them doors.....but again that was before the days of licenses etc.....the biggest issue bouncers had back then was getting turned over by each other there was no loyalty as the West End was up for grabs it wasnt like working on the manor where you was fairly together i remember a big flare up outside Charlie Chans underneath Walthamstow Dogs one of the lads ended up having his life support switched off that all started from a bouncer getting too rough with a girl its just something most decent chaps find hard to watch.

Edited April 22, 2017 by gnasher16

[lurcherman 887 13,297]

Lol serves her right