AnneFrank wrote: » May i ask, are you a traveller ?
cryptocurrency wrote: » In the Irish gypsy sense, dear gawd no. If you mean do I frequently travel internationally then I would say I do.
AnneFrank wrote: » Hey, there's nothing wrong with the gypsys. I'd say it was your Uk accent so.
Uncharted wrote: » "Dear gawd"..... lol. PS..... Are you Philip Boucher Hayes?
cryptocurrency wrote: » As for my accent, in my previous job there was often office banter about "how long i'd last in (insert name of notorious pub in notorious suburb)" ordering a pint. Now life seems to have imitated banter.
Fighting Tao wrote: » Well you left the pub alive and without any physical harm to you, so life hasn’t imitated banter.
Hitman3000 wrote: » I'm looking forward to the update from the OP after his meeting with his solicitor tonight. Should be fun.
cryptocurrency wrote: 2734 posts in 8 months. I'd say your whole evening revolves around this update.
Hitman3000 wrote: » Not at all but I do enjoy seeing someone make a clown of themselves. Not sure what relevence you think my posting count is, maybe you could enlighten me.
cryptocurrency wrote: » I am far from making a clown of myself. I have the spine to stand up for myself. Now what relevance a post count has...hmmm..go outside and breeeeeeathe. inhale...exhale.
cryptocurrency wrote: » I am far from making a clown of myself. I have the spine to stand up for myself.
cryptocurrency wrote: I am far from making a clown of myself. I have the spine to stand up for myself.
cryptocurrency wrote: Now what relevance a post count has...hmmm..go outside and breeeeeeathe. inhale...exhale.
Hitman3000 wrote: » Actually anyone admitting to drink driving is a clown in my eyes no matter the quantity of drink involved especially with their family in the car. Hope all goes well with you solicitor, not good though if the pub owner says their is no CCTV as you have already said, your word against theirs.
cryptocurrency wrote: Glass of Guinness. Legal.
JoeyJJ wrote: » Please as much stick as you are getting her, give an honest update from your solicitor. Also I agree on the drinking, legally you are fine morally I disagree esp if travelling with others.
Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: Except he recorded it.
Hitman3000 wrote: » Means nothing...
cryptocurrency wrote: Went into a pub today, one I have only been in few times before in two years and I remembered both dates a durations and was with my other half and child. I don’t go there as I have to drive and it’s out of my way. Today I called in and ordered a glass of Guinness only to be refused and told I was in there a few months ago with another guy and was causing a fight. This surprised me as it’s not something I’ve ever done or been accused of, infact most people would laugh at that idea of me. I said to the bar man you have made a mistake, 100% there is no chance of this. He said there is CCTV footage of this incident and the landlord had it and said I was not to be served. I said what time was the landlord in..he said 7.30. I come back at 7.30, bar man said 8..waited till 8 till the landlord arrived. I asked the landlord for a word and explained the situation and he said that his barman said it was me and he will back his staff. I informed him I am certain it wasn’t me as I have never been in the place with friends or a friend and just a few flying visits with family when we pop into the veg shop next door. He said there was no CCTV and repeated he will back his staff. I said ask all your staff as they are the ones I have dealt with and he said he will come back to me. He then said he has a right to do what he likes and I will have to put up with it. I said I would speak with a solicitor and he just laughed saying “I’m insured†..I sense this was just a chip at my UK accent. Now that this is clearly a mix up and he hasn’t an ounce of proof to his or his staffs claims is this slander or defamation of character if they still stick to this wild claim? I’m happy to consider contacting a solicitor as I can’t believe we live in a world where people can publicly point and people and make wild unsubstantiated claims about them.
ShooterSF wrote: » Oh man my pub, I dunno if it's a certain part of Dublin thing or what, the kids are there from opening at the weekend until you're telling the parents they have to go and then they start complaining that Tommy's kids are still here too. They almost throw the tantrum you'd expect from the children. I did two years in Canada and most bars its illegal to be in them until your 18. Only right.
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