Have you ever been thrown out of anywhere?

some random drunk wrote: »

I haven't personally, but a guy I used to work with was thrown out of Crawdaddy on Harcourt St, Dublin for urinating into a pot plant. When it happened he remembered he'd been thrown out of a club the weekend before for doing the exact same thing!

So folks have you ever been thrown out or politely asked to leave anywhere? What was the reason?

yes...last Thursday

I threw caution to the wind with my drinking (for the first time in a long time) and the ladies toilet took the consequences as I threw up in it

irate woman asked me to leave........I acquiesced to her earnest request.

I got thrown out of Lithuania once. Got back in on a different passport the following week though. Ah, the joys of dual citizenship!

Yep, my own house too.

I was "asked to leave" one Dublin centre bar a few years ago. I was there with a couple of work colleagues, but we just sat there, and i got so bored I put my feet on the table. Not even slightly drunk, but that was enough to get me the boot - you're not supposed to be bored in Dublin on a Friday night ... I didn't object to leaving, and went home.

Does this count: I was once playing at a session near my house. There was a free bar for musicians, and living within walking distance, I abused the fúck out of it. I drank so much they ended up telling me that they were going to start charging me! Obviously I left.

More helped out than thrown out of a niteclub for falling asleep against the DJ booth. Way too many double vodkas that night. Slept on my driveway that night too just to add to it all.

Got thrown out of a discount store in Athlone.

Everything I touched broke in my hands. I didn't mean to break anything and wasn't my intention when I entered, they were cheap-ass products barely held together with some hope.

thrown out of several previous residential homes for having to 'high support needs' and 'severe challenging behavior' or as they very loudly and lovingly refered to it; being a burden on everyone else.
wont bother going further into that one.

there was another time,years ago...had been 'thrown out' of the trafford centre in manchester.
the hyperacusis [sound sensitivity] was not as severe then and was able to go in the trafford centre using ear defenders and a hood over the top-it did not cover over face,just ears.
had gone there with family and bro in law,but we had barely got in the doorway when a load of red coated people [the staff] crowded around and said they were going to have to escort off the premises if did not take down hood.

family pleaded with them that it was a disability issue as otherwise woud not be able to access the place.
at the same time as they were talking,some ladies in islamic dress-the full black type which only shows eyes walked past the staff with no problem.
they demanded that the hood was pulled down so it was and had ended up head banging crippled in a sensory overloaded state and had to leave.
-was totaly p-d off that the trafford centre staff coud let through people in dress which covered everything bar their eyes due to their religeon,but not let someone use a hood which did not cover their face due to disability and the disability discrimination act.
the whole thing about hoods is because they supposedly block face from cameras but what does the full body/head dress do? [sorry,forgot the name of it].

was an absolute idiot not to kick up a fuss about it.

I was thrown out of a pub in my hometown for bringing in a naggin by a bouncer, but then i got back in, then I was caught again by a barmaid who I went to school with.


Oh the shaaaaaaaaaaame

I got kicked out of a Centra-the guy thought for some reason that I was shoplifting. I laughed and showed him and I had nothing in my bag, but the bollocks still kicked me out.
I haven't bought anything in that shop ever since