Nitro Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 are now popular amongst the sort of knuckle-dragging Neanderthal that goes to Colours to pull a bird or have a scrap. I know - rather than all this after the incident has happened stuff the Police need to do more about Colours. I've only been in twice and on both occasions got into unprovoked scuffles with the sort of complete knobends who frequent the place. Why is it the club of choice for the 'who are you looking at' sort pricks who have not had a good night until they've got shitfaced and kicked the crap out of someone? I wouldn't set foot back in that craphole again. I've been a whopping 3 times and never had a problem!, Been to the casino to, where people do get pissed off (after losing) and never had a problem. I don't personally understand the shoes thing, A smart appearance?, ok, but whats the difference between bland and boring black trainers (no branding at all) and shoes? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
La_Dolce_Vita Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I don't personally understand the shoes thing, A smart appearance?, ok, but whats the difference between bland and boring black trainers (no branding at all) and shoes? I don't see anything wrong with white trainers and jeans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matt Bawden Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 It's all part of the Elite's grand design of keeping us captive in our own homes....cheap booze from Tesco's, pay per view films on Sky, phone up and delivered food, violence from feral people...stay in there's no need to go out......or go out and take yer chances just like every other generation has done for donkey's years....alcohol + anger = violence, it's always existed Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WTF Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I don't personally understand the shoes thing, A smart appearance?, ok, but whats the difference between bland and boring black trainers (no branding at all) and shoes? I don't see anything wrong with white trainers and jeans. your not allowed trainers cos when something kicks off trainers give you a speed advantage over the steroid popping meatheads in doc martins that call themselves security. chinos and paisley shirts with slip ons is all that's allowed or the bouncers feel intimidated. jeans ofcourse are banned cos they offer a bit of extra padding for absorbing 'doc' impacts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terminal Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 Why is it the club of choice for the 'who are you looking at' sort pricks who have not had a good night until they've got shitfaced and kicked the crap out of someone? Stay sober for one night. It's easy to kick the shit out of someone who is shitfaced when you're sober. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keyboarder Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 Isle of Man nightclubs, hmm, not for me thanks. Their raison d'être is to separate folk from their money by shifting copious quantities of alcohol. Dress code? What's that all about? It's the management's idea of a laugh I think, akin to forcing chimpanzees into suits for derogatory purposes. Look! It's got Mr Buyrite written all over it, lol,lol. (Although it's barely readable through the gravy stains, and s/he hasn't even vomited yet!) All right, I'll give the management that one - it is quite funny, lol,lol......... ; )) Mediocre poptiferous disc jockies playing mediocre something for everyone sets with the odd birthday greeting thrown up and in. All to a majority whose appreciation of the sonic arts stretches only to moving arrhythmically and fit like with a view to impressing a member of the opposite sex enough to massage a couple of egos through a fog of vomit and other stranger's bodily excretions. It was a great night! Lol,lol.............. I'll have a double! Not an in-house drug dealer in sight, no skinning up on the bar or the tables, no joy, no point. Just alcohol and misery............... I'm feeling a touch of aggression myself after all that, and there's none more chilled out than me! FUCKING CUT THE BASTARD!!! Lol,lol................. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slinkydevil Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I'm feeling a touch of aggression myself after all that, and there's none more chilled out than me! FUCKING CUT THE BASTARD!!! Lol,lol................. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
La_Dolce_Vita Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 Isle of Man nightclubs, hmm, not for me thanks. Their raison d'être is to separate folk from their money by shifting copious quantities of alcohol. Dress code? What's that all about? It's the management's idea of a laugh I think, akin to forcing chimpanzees into suits for derogatory purposes. Look! It's got Mr Buyrite written all over it, lol,lol. (Although it's barely readable through the gravy stains, and s/he hasn't even vomited yet!) All right, I'll give the management that one - it is quite funny, lol,lol......... ; )) Mediocre poptiferous disc jockies playing mediocre something for everyone sets with the odd birthday greeting thrown up and in. All to a majority whose appreciation of the sonic arts stretches only to moving arrhythmically and fit like with a view to impressing a member of the opposite sex enough to massage a couple of egos through a fog of vomit and other stranger's bodily excretions. It was a great night! Lol,lol.............. I'll have a double! Not an in-house drug dealer in sight, no skinning up on the bar or the tables, no joy, no point. Just alcohol and misery............... I'm feeling a touch of aggression myself after all that, and there's none more chilled out than me! FUCKING CUT THE BASTARD!!! Lol,lol................. So true. hahaha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terminal Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 Mediocre poptiferous disc jockies playing mediocre something for everyone sets with the odd birthday greeting thrown up and in. All to a majority whose appreciation of the sonic arts stretches only to moving arrhythmically and fit like with a view to impressing a member of the opposite sex enough to massage a couple of egos through a fog of vomit and other stranger's bodily excretions. It was a great night! Lol,lol.............. I'll have a double! Not an in-house drug dealer in sight, no skinning up on the bar or the tables, no joy, no point. Just alcohol and misery............... I'm feeling a touch of aggression myself after all that, and there's none more chilled out than me! FUCKING CUT THE BASTARD!!! Lol,lol................. A typical night out in the Isle of Man really. You know it's going to be like that before you even leave the house, but we still go. I feel obliged to point out your spellling error though. Tut tut Keyboarder. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keyboarder Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I feel obliged to ask - What spelling error? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Max Power Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I don't think we have a problem any greater than most towns of our size. That doesn't make it acceptable though. Having said that, I go out regularly at weekends and have never had any trouble nor seen very much serious bother over the years. I'm certain it used to be a lot worse in the 70's and 80's. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deejay Denzel Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 I know - rather than all this after the incident has happened stuff the Police need to do more about Colours. I've only been in twice and on both occasions got into unprovoked scuffles with the sort of complete knobends who frequent the place. Why is it the club of choice for the 'who are you looking at' sort pricks who have not had a good night until they've got shitfaced and kicked the crap out of someone? I wouldn't set foot back in that craphole again. Hilton/Colours seems to have featured quite often recently. This should raise questions about the quality of the management, their fitness to hold a licence and the licencing policy currently operating. If there's a number of isues with a certain place then it should be actionable. Perhaps shut them down for a fixed period. A loss of income may concentrate the minds of the management to apply better standards/controls. Granted they may not be responsible for 'patrons' conduct when they've left the premises but they should be held accountable in the case of excess consumption which they have happily taken the money for which then results in problems. I hate to agree with John Faragher but whilst I hate this place its pretty much all over Douglas now as the place is awash with the sort of angry chav-scum that now make nights out at any Douglas night spot a complete pain in the ass. There's nothing like a recession to get these gobshites back to where they used to be - which was kicking shit out of their mates in the Pinewood or the Wheatsheaf before robbing a few houses on the way back home. They may have more money and dress a little better due to the way the economy has been over the last 10 years but their still just drunken violent knobends. Its hard to pinpoint a solution, I think the door staff do have a responsability to manage what happens outside their club/bar, not just within the premises. The police I feel are quick enough to act against acts of violence etc, but the courts really need to be tougher, and more cosistantly so. With regards to "dress codes" Do they really work that well, is someone who is violent because of drink, going to refrain from fighting because he is wearing a shirt rather than a tracksuit?? Do shoes stop violence and trainers make people scrap?? I think the problem will never go away, that all you can do is control that aspect of social life, with stricter more vigilant, better trained doorstaff and severe punishment or longer "MENA" listing etc. You can't really blame the establishments for things that go on outside although if something has happened inside it is their responsibility to remove these people from the club and send them their seperate ways. The security have a responsibility in and around the premises but can't be expected to keep tabs further down the road too. People used to blame the venue for what went on outside but going on some of the scraps I used to see, it was quite often people who I know frequented other establishments further up the prom, it had it's fair share but the gathering of crowds from different clubs was always cause for something to happen. The newspapers like to always pin point a nightclub, if it was outside the Kursaal it would be reported as Colours, if it was outside Scotts Bistro then it would be reported as the Outback and if it was outside the regency it would be reported as Paramount Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WTF Posted April 26, 2009 Share Posted April 26, 2009 it's usually within pissing distance of alchohol supplying establishments though, or drug alley ( castle mona avenue ). it's a shame breeze closed cos that was where the police waited knowing something would kick off. now they are spread all over the place and it's pot luck if they are in the right spot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shit3hawk Posted April 27, 2009 Share Posted April 27, 2009 Was there any rugby on that day? as it sounds like a certain wanker that drinks in the Outback usually wears a pink jumper and a rolex and seems to have 'small man' issues last time I saw him he was keen for a fight and kept giving out about the Manx but when my friend started to retort about the Welsh and rugby the wee man was keen to let his fists try to help him out, didn't work BTW Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Albert Tatlock Posted April 27, 2009 Share Posted April 27, 2009 Was there any rugby on that day? as it sounds like a certain wanker that drinks in the Outback usually wears a pink jumper and a rolex and seems to have 'small man' issues last time I saw him he was keen for a fight and kept giving out about the Manx but when my friend started to retort about the Welsh and rugby the wee man was keen to let his fists try to help him out, didn't work BTW Pack his bags for him and stick him on the boat. There'll be at least 100 of us that'll turn up and help if need be. I think there should be, quite literally, a 'two strikes (or one significant strike) and you're off island' policy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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