At least there’s a bit of good news in there mate, good thing your neighbour was on the ball. Chances are that the Old Bill are gonna want a word with the fella who smacked your car, he’s failed to stop at the scene of an accident and also presumably failed to report it. Pain in the ass having to get your insurance company involved, but at least you’ll be compensated for the hassle (eventually).

I can fix your broken parts but it aint gonna be cheap, I got the tax man looming over me at the minute so I can’t be doing any of my frankinstein specials on you. We will have to use the new government sanctioned clones for parts i’m afraid.

@Tank Girl 503422 wrote:

Awww! my nice neighbor (not the crack head ;P) just brought me over a bottle of cider and some chocolates!!

she knows me well 🙂

Ha ha, wicked mate, guess that’s sunday night sorted for you now then!

I left because of the attitude of the bouncers, I’ve been to too many places where there have been bouncers like that and things have gone horribly wrong for people, so I just leave now if I see a lot of bouncers with an attitude problem. Will cracked me up with his replies to the bouncer being arse to him (we’d actually met up in the exit both thinking of leaving anyway cos of them, so he didn’t give a shit about the possibility of getting chucked out for being cheeky to the bouncer cos he was leaving anyway).

TBF I would of gone back and told everyone else that I was going if Will hadn’t of said that to him, but I couldn’t let him be a lone marter. :laugh_at:

@Izbeckistan 503789 wrote:

Well I kindly asked the bouncer if i could check up on one of my mates that left and all he said was ‘if someones left because we don’t like them and you associate with them…we wont want you here.

So all I could do was ring everyones phone to no avail.
Then I thought fuck it and danced with savvy, know hope and a few others till six o clock :p

Yeah we tried calling people too, but you can’t hear shit inside them places.

U never got to experience Club 414 did you … that shit was funny! The two guys who never took acid before properly came up in there cos of the chilled vibes and trippy decor after standing outside the other place in the cold for ages trying to work out what they were going to do. One was like “OMFG IS THAT MOVING?!?!?!” with a look of amazement on his face, then pointing at some inanimate object like a wall or a chair. :laugh_at:

Not sure what else I can contribute that hasn’t already been said. I hope your next thread is entitled Happy Tankerbell

@DaftFader 503787 wrote:

I left because of the attitude of the bouncers, I’ve been to too many places where there have been bouncers like that and things have gone horribly wrong for people, so I just leave now if I see a lot of bouncers with an attitude problem. Will cracked me up with his replies to the bouncer being arse to him (we’d actually met up in the exit both thinking of leaving anyway cos of them, so he didn’t give a shit about the possibility of getting chucked out for being cheeky to the bouncer cos he was leaving anyway).

over the years the “friendly” bouncers (i.e those what sheltered dealers in return for a cut of the profits / turned a blind eye to drug use) rarely work the doors as they have to work alongside townie rentaguards (like what you get in shops) – and these they hate drugs and drug users because they always are dealing with junkie shoplifters etc, but there are way fewer events, security staff depend on other day jobs and they can lose their SIA card for “tolerating drugs”. IME the foreign security staff used to be more tolerant (them dudes have usually been soldiers in their countries and and been shot at and all sorts so drugs are small potatoes) but they are understandably paranoid about the natives grassing them up, as they can lose their work permit and them and their family all deported back to the same shit they tried to escape in the first place.