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05-15-2006, 02:49 PM
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Re: ever been thrown out of a place?
I've never been physically thrown out of any place. I've been asked to leave bars...more specifically P.J. Killroy's in Boston. My friend Todd used to be a bouncer there. We made friends w/ the bartender's there who would always WAY overserve me (sometimes cheap or free) and I'd get more rambunctious than I already am and they'd tell me it was time to go home.
My best friend Sarah got asked to leave our 5yr reunion in Boston. It was open bar for 3 hours, what did they expect? 
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05-15-2006, 02:59 PM
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Re: ever been thrown out of a place?
I was going out to dinner at a restaurant one time. We were 5 guys I think. When we got to the restaurant the guy that had made the reservation said his name to the waiter and told him that we had a reservation. The waiter instantly said 'no'. He didn't look at any reservation list or anything. Just instantly said flat 'no'.
My friend has a name that's a bit unusual so he's fairly used to people getting it wrong. He persuaded the waiter to have a look at the list of reservations and sure enough, there it was. A reservation for 5. So we went down into the cellar where we could hang our coats. On the way down someone told a joke and we all laughed. Then the waiter came down and told us that he thought it would be best if we left since we were obviously drunk. I've never been back there.
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#6
05-15-2006, 03:04 PM
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Re: ever been thrown out of a place?
I think I got kicked out of antonio's (tiny cult pizza place) in amherst my freshman year. My friends said I went in, bought a peice of pizza then started a fight with some girls from umass. Apparently they started screaming at me and the guy at the counter told them to leave, and supposedly I followed them out to continue the confrontation.
-SmileyEH
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05-15-2006, 03:09 PM
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#9
05-15-2006, 03:15 PM
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Re: ever been thrown out of a place?
I was underage at a local nightclub enjoying the 25 cent draft when it all started to become a little much for me. Twenty twelve ounce cups at such a tender age will do that to you. I went and sat at our booth, but sitting soon became lying down.
The bench was broken (the seat wasn't screwed to the base), so lying down quickly became lying underneath the bench after it toppled over, knocking over the table and throwing beer and cups everywhere. The bench didn't lift from underneath as easily as a little leverage brought it down, but the attentive bouncers were there in a flash to rescue me. I tried to explain that the whole situation happened because the bench was broken, but I must have slurred a little too much and they escorted me out.
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05-15-2006, 03:16 PM
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Re: ever been thrown out of a place?
Me and a buddy of mine were both 17. One night we went to 7-11 because my buddy knew that the shipment of fresh donuts came in around 10 pm. The guy at the counter was nervous about us waiting around the store for 10 minutes or so. Naturally, we decided to do that every weekend. He kept getting more and more nervous. We'd wait 10-15 minutes, he'd ask us to leave if we aren't buying anything. So we'd buy a pack of gum. He would ask us if we were "casing the joint". So once, my buddy yelled (at a complete stranger), "Now", causing the clerk to nervously turn around to look at the entire store.
Finally, he decided he'd had enough of us. I usually parked far from the store, but this time, as I drove up to pick up my buddy (who'd been there for a while), the clerk ran outside and wrote down the license plate number. Since I saw the guy do that, I spent the night at the buddies house. I came home the next morning to find out that the cops to my parent's house at 2am to "investigate". Of course, the real reason was more intimidation than anything else. But it worked. We never went to that 7-11 again.
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