Posts: 274
From:Donegal Ireland
Registered: Jun 1999

posted 23 August 2000 04:50 AM               

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Just when you thought you'd seen and heard it all, it seems like the UK have come out with a standard for nightclub bouncers.

You dont believe me?

Read this!
www.bsi.org.uk/bsi/corporate/news/press/standards/highp/bouncers.xhtml
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From:Sweden
Registered: May 2000

posted 23 August 2000 08:12 AM               

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Good Grief.....

Well, I guess we haven't heard it all yet, and I'll have to admit I didn't believe it at first...

/Claes

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From:Union City, MI, USA
Registered: Jul 2000

posted 25 August 2000 08:17 AM               

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Wouldn't you just love to see the professional exam they have to take? I have to admit I have never had any "up close and personal" dealings with any bar-bouncer, and I don't frequent the club scene now. However from the knuckle-dragging Neanderthals I remember from my college days (30 years ago)putting their shoes on the correct foot would be about all they could handle.

Jim

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From:Barstow, CA, USA
Registered: Jun 1999

posted 25 August 2000 03:04 PM               

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Thanks for the endorsement.

I used to do that line of work part-time when I was a cop in Arkansas. I carried a 4.0 in college, belong to MENSA and am working on my Doctorate in Business.

Putting on shoes was the easy part. Knowing when to run was different (that partially explains my pretty face).

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From:uk
Registered: Jul 2000

posted 25 August 2000 07:32 PM               

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Top class discussion made me laugh a lot. I haven't checked the seriousness in the link but customer service concept is no doubt there. I'm just laughing to myself about agreeing the best way to eject someone..politely!!

skyc

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