25 pubs you have been thrown out of....

[accountantpete]

Some pub in the middle of Wales - we were on a Hunt Sabotage expedition but got lost so went for a drink and got on famously with the locals until someone asked what we were doing in the area.

The mood changed in an instant and we were asked to leave by the landlord.

 

[stephec]

Guilt by association? I forgot to put the reasons for my 2

1- talking to someone under aged (I was 19)- definite guilt by association!
2- saying a naughty word in earshot of the landlord.

You were kicked out of a pub for swearing!!!

On the original question, not me but a mate and his works Christmas do were all turfed out of Bernard Manning's Embassy Club for wanting to change their drinks order, the waiter took the hump because it required a little mental effort and an argument ensued.

 

[alans]

The Vic in Maybank nr Newcastle, Staffs
The Kings Arms,Epsom

 

[Dave 123]

You were kicked out of a pub for swearing!!!

On the original question, not me but a mate and his works Christmas do were all turfed out of Bernard Manning's Embassy Club for wanting to change their drinks order, the waiter took the hump because it required a little mental effort and an argument ensued.

From memory it was quite a "nice" pub, I was 16 and already half cut. I said something beginning with F whilst at the bar loudly. In hindsight I don't blame the man!

 

[Dave 123]

Just remembered......

Whatever the nightclub was called in Ellesmere Port near to Halfords. Again in a drunk state I handed over a tenner for a drink (mid 80's). The bartender, who was the son of the boss gave me back change for 5.
A dispute ensued, and eventually I was told to wait til they'd cashed up, which I duly did.

There were half a dozen men in black around me at this point and I was told that the till was indeed correct. I leapt across the bar, fists flailing, only to be reeled in by the men in black! They didn't rough me up too much but I do remember bouncing down a lot of stairs!!! I can recall standing out there for a few minutes calling them all the names under the sun!

In those days ten pounds really was a lot of money to me ( that I saw fit to pee up the wall!)

These days I don't partake

 

[oldfatfool]

Quite a few, most memorable reasons where chatting up a bird the owner fancied, and headbanging to Tiffany during the family disco hour.(It had been quite an interesting afternoon sesh)

 

[biggs682]

i can honestly say never been thrown out of a pub

 

[Julia9054]

My morris side were refused entry into a Wetherspoons unless we removed our bells as they have a strict no music rule ????????

Ah yes! I was thrown out of Wetherspoons in Harrogate after my brass quintet were refused entry to play Christmas Carols by the bouncer. We sneaked in, asked the bar manager - who was happy to let us - and managed about 10 minutes before the bouncer heard us, came in and chucked us out!

 

[Brandane]

You were kicked out of a pub for swearing!!!
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The Black Bull in Rothesay, Isle of Bute, was like that too. A great pub in it's day, but a strict no swearing policy. You got a warning, but if you swore again you were out!
I think the only pub I ever got thrown out of was the Criterion Bar, again in Rothesay. One of the staff didn't believe I was 18. Which I wasn't.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Bit of a scene in a pub in Brighton about 30 odd years ago, we'd gone there to see the Sex Gang Children, police moved us on in the end.

Another one around the same time after a mate called the landlord a fat **** and he seemed to take exception to it.

And a few others...

 

[nickyboy]

Got slung out of a nightclub in Birmingham years ago (The Dome?) for pouring beer over someone's head.

Barred from the New Inn in Kendal for being caught in a cubicle in the ladies toilet with a young lady. A year later I still wasn't allowed back in

Chucked out of the Bierkeller in Morecambe for throwing up in the urinal but everyone got chucked out of there at some time or other

 

[morrisman]

Every pub in Aylesbury (the had a scheme years ago where if your barred from one your picture is taken and circulated to every other pub, dunno if they still do it as this was about 20 years ago) for smoking something I shouldn't

In The Dark Lantern I thought it was compulsory

 

[Basil.B]

The Eagle & Child, Oxford.
Tripped over a step with a full pint in my hand.
I was deep in my cups at the time, my bad old days.

 

[Ganymede]

I was threatened with chucking out at a pub in Southsea, for snogging a squaddie. ('Ere, take that outside".) We just stopped snogging

(I was 17)

 

[JoeyB]

Guilt by association? I forgot to put the reasons for my 2

1- talking to someone under aged (I was 19)- definite guilt by association!
2- saying a naughty word in earshot of the landlord.

Wine bar?