Dodgy boozers
Just a vagabond writes, "I once had a guy in a pub shout completely out of the blue at me 'OI! BIG NOSE!' and then ask coyly 'Fancy a fight?'"
Tell us stories of the dodgy boozers you've been to, and what happened.
( , Fri 7 Feb 2014, 12:32)
Just a vagabond writes, "I once had a guy in a pub shout completely out of the blue at me 'OI! BIG NOSE!' and then ask coyly 'Fancy a fight?'"
Tell us stories of the dodgy boozers you've been to, and what happened.
( , Fri 7 Feb 2014, 12:32)
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This reminded me of our local Wetherspoons
Especially the 45 minutes wait and Friday 5pm staff training...
Seriously though, the first time I went in the place I ordered a bottle of Becks, 2 bottles of Newcastle Brown, and the haggis special.
The twat serving (I found out later he was the duty manager) came back to me 3 times to say "What else was it?"
When I finally had me order, I headed out to the smoking area, telling him he was inept.
3 minutes later he came up to me and asked, semi aggressively "What do you mean by that?"
Taking a swig of beer I replied: "Inept: incapable of doing your basic job."
Not quite a dictionary definition, but it did raise a chuckle amongst the smokers present at the time.
Our Wetherspoons is called 'The Weeping Ash', more commonly known as 'the Gash' which describes it rather well.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 7:35, Reply)
Especially the 45 minutes wait and Friday 5pm staff training...
Seriously though, the first time I went in the place I ordered a bottle of Becks, 2 bottles of Newcastle Brown, and the haggis special.
The twat serving (I found out later he was the duty manager) came back to me 3 times to say "What else was it?"
When I finally had me order, I headed out to the smoking area, telling him he was inept.
3 minutes later he came up to me and asked, semi aggressively "What do you mean by that?"
Taking a swig of beer I replied: "Inept: incapable of doing your basic job."
Not quite a dictionary definition, but it did raise a chuckle amongst the smokers present at the time.
Our Wetherspoons is called 'The Weeping Ash', more commonly known as 'the Gash' which describes it rather well.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 7:35, Reply)
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