I think she may possibly drink oodles of tequila too

Yeah, it's definitely a bit much when one woman posts about her personal experiences in PP bars, because that takes up space on the forum that could have been used by guys talking about their experiences in PP bars.

And now for another shot of tequila. Cheers Roz. I enjoy your input and I think we need more women posting here, not less.

violet wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2019 1:37 pm ^clever advertising. Can't say it wasn't. And why not, I guess.
Good luck. Prime location, she has loads of muso and non muso friends, is open minded to some degree, by the sounds of it plays good music at a good volume. And she's happy. Can't shit on that. Living my dream (partially)

Violet I am far from disagreeing with your view on how the new place was advertised. And I particularly don't think Roz was to make up a story about what had happened to her. I was saying that she had all the support and sympathetic members backing her on what was a terrible situation she was put though. By a man with threatening actions and very strong word's. The bar she was in sounds like it was one of her regular places, knowing the staff and so on, also sitting in her regular place. No staff to help because she says there all girls.
That is a little bit of an understatement due to the nature of bar, and the girls can certainly sort out situations! If not there is plentiful help and support just outside. Secondly it is the little sayings, such as I should have bought a drink and poured it accidentally over him!!! I would have thought better to buy him a drink and give up my seat so he possibly could get on with the purpose, why he and many males where probably in the bar. Secondly if I were to put myself in that kind of unwanted situation, and could not at least walk away or ease the situation, then being (like some quoted) possibly getting hurt. It would have not been the case of the first punch or rolled up magazine.
Then the addvertising coming into play with a members good will supporting a attacked lady.
Then now with the new place of her own (and yes) I am so happy for her or, most would know my good nature and my views, that is on a westerner running a business here in the first place. Also having a good venue for other western people to go and enjoy. But again it doesn't sound so easy. With now the owner telling a customer basically to mind his own business and keep his advice and professional comments to himself. I would have thought in the situation the landlady started this tread on the bullying of herself, she may have heard the guy out and encouraged him to relax and have another drink!
So when is the CEO party to be held at a good venue

[Mod Edit: Take a few days off to decide if you can stop trolling. Thanks.]

Brody wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2019 9:39 pm

johnny lightning wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2019 2:33 pm Another "only in Oz" slang word. Do you lot invent these just to trip up people from other countries, and then secretly laugh at us?!

Johnny

Here John,

I'll pass on a little gem that's been indispensable to me whilst attempting to sift through the flotsam and jetsam on CEO:

Are any of Trapper's quotes mentioned in there?

Kuroneko wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 10:36 am Are any of Trapper's quotes mentioned in there?

Funny you should mention that because Appendix - C is devoted entirely to him.

I’m going to step away from CEO for a while. Cheers everyone.

I've heard from the man in question that Roz ran into that it happened mid week not weekend and anybody who buys spring rolls at Red Fox doesn't know anything about food and he's trying to reply but doesn't get past mod preview.

That's pretty much all I heard. Don't shoot the messenger!

rozzieoz wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2019 10:54 am I had a really funny one over the weekend.
I was sitting chatting to someone about Olive & Olive and how great it is. I was talking about the lamb shank that had been slow cooked in the pizza over for eight hours and just melted off the bone.

So the guy sitting on the other side of the person I was talking to leans over and says - "Eight hours! He should get a pressure cooker, it will be done in 40 minutes."
I told him that Olive & Olive didn't really need his advice, despite him insisting he's been a chef for twenty years and knows this stuff.

He called me rude and some other names and then said "I'm never going to talk to you again!" which was great actually, because I was about to suggest to him he do just that.

What nationality was the guy who made the comment about a pressure cooker? Any chance it was undetected humour?