Do people fight every weekend at the bar?

[no fat chicks]

In my hometown there is basically one bar, and literally every Friday and Saturday there is a mini brawl outside of it.
Anyone else experience anything like this at their local bars?

 

[oleDirtyBast4rd]

Long beach has a few chains of bars on various streets. The kind where bars and restaurants with bars line the entire street. I'd say it's rare to have a weekend night with no fights, but not many full on brawls. There are lots of women dressed for a night out, so you get the Vegas type fights with jealous dudes

 

[JSN]

In my hometown there is basically one bar, and literally every Friday and Saturday there is a mini brawl outside of it.
Anyone else experience anything like this at their local bars?

lol no. where do you live?

 

[TrippleOG]

Long beach has a few chains of bars on various streets. The kind where bars and restaurants with bars line the entire street. I'd say it's rare to have a weekend night with no fights, but not many full on brawls. There are lots of women dressed for a night out, so you get the Vegas type fights with jealous dudes

aka wannabe stunnas,cholos. No thanks.

 

[faustian]

In my prime '02-'06 I was routinely taking ~3-4 fights/mo at the bar

 

[oleDirtyBast4rd]

aka wannabe stunnas,cholos. No thanks.

The places I frequent are pretty diverse. Long beach tends to have its own vibe and I wouldn't say those words describe it. Pretty damn good crowd actually. Very chill for the most part. You'd have to really look for trouble to find it. Much better for locals I'd say, but visitors are welcome and not messed with.

All this I say is in reference to 2nd street, and pine st. Etc. There are obviously rought spots of long beach

 

[odog]

Is this your local bar?

 

[EJAXXX]

Depends on what boro I'm in.

Every time I'm in Queens I see someone at a bar get jumped.

 

[ralphc1]

Many years ago they started cracking down on bars where fights broke out. One bar had some weightlifters as bouncers who thought the bar was theirs and liked to beat guys up and put a few in the hospital. They'd corner a guy in the bathroom then 2 of them would escort him outside and put the boots to him. The cops started watching the place and caught them. The city pulled their liquor license then warned all the bars in town. If somebody gets in a fight, the police were supposed to be called and the person banned from coming back. It seemed to end the fighting.

 

[Smashandgrab]

Is this your local bar?

 

[yamahacrasher]

Absolutely. Its closed now, but there used to be a bar called the Pig and Whistle, and sure as shit every Saturday night the place would get cleaned out after a brawl. Everyone knew it, was kind of like a right of passage to make it through your first one.

 

[Matt M]

The few pubs in my town are all pretty rough, I don't go in them now.

This is one of my local pubs.....

An exhibitionist who stuck pool balls up his bum as a pub prank has avoided prison for his latest crimes.


Drunken Simon Coleman, 32, took out his penis in a pub and "waved it" close to the pub worker who told him to put it away.


He then dropped his trousers and tried to insert pool balls in his bottom as he perched on the side of a table.


Coleman told police the incidents in Bristol were just 'boys' banter' but he was charged and admitted exposure and sexual assault.


He also pleaded guilty to stealing a bottle of whisky and running into a local amateur football club with his trousers down and penis exposed.


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-stuck-pool-balls-up-8687226

 

[Pugilistic]

There's one bar around my place that for some reason attracts a lot of soldiers on leave and some wannabe be tough guys. Sometimes it's filled with hot chicks but usually it's a sausage fest. Mix sexual frustration with alcohol and you're bound to get some fights. Saw a bunch of fights and people going crazy. Saw one of the bouncers flying kick a guy in the chest to knock him down. Another time saw one dude suplex another guy and run off, and the suplexed guy came back with a bunch of his friends to try to find his attacker. I saw the manager (a big guy who knows BJJ) rear naked choke a rowdy customer as well. Once a guy got so pissed when his girlfriend got hit on while he was in the bathroom that he started smashing bottles everywhere and cut himself, started screaming and yelling at random dudes passing by while he was bleeding everywhere. Good times.

 

[DoomPatrol]

I was a bouncer for 5 years in college and I saw fights most weekends. I worked two different types of bars.... one was a college bar which had mostly kids in it, the other was several rap clubs owned by the same two brothers. The college bar usually had a fight every week if not several on the busy nights. Nothing too serious though because the kids couldn't fight. The clubs we worked at had fights every week, and people were under threat of getting shot afterwards.

 

[dildos]

I like to keep my fights on the street. To increase my street cred. So far I have none. Perfect 0-12 all ko losses. I'm no @faustian

 

[MC Paul Barman]

In my hometown there is basically one bar, and literally every Friday and Saturday there is a mini brawl outside of it.
Anyone else experience anything like this at their local bars?

Back when I was in college (and shorty after) I had those 'friends' that always ended up in a fight.
Then I started to get older and started to realize how depressing their presence was.

 

[MC Paul Barman]

I like to keep my fights on the street. To increase my street cred. So far I have none. Perfect 0-12 all ko losses. I'm no @faustian

500

 

[dildos]

500

I don't comprende hombre.

 

[SleepyBoy]

How grown adults end up getting in multiple bar fights is beyond me. I hope a lot of people's careers were ruined by not being able to get a real job because they insisted on fighting someone because "he looked at me wrong/funny"

 

[MC Paul Barman]

I don't comprende hombre.

500 fights, that's the number I figured when I was a kid. 500 street fights and you could consider yourself a legitimate tough guy. You need them for experience. To develop leather skin. So I got started. Of course along the way you stop thinking about being tough and all that. It stops being the point. You get past the silliness of it all. But then, after, you realize that's what you are.