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#21 skabaz

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 04:36 PM

Many clubs now open themselves up to non-members now




well they shouldn't be unless a member is signing them in.

totally against the law if a members club is just letting anybody in without a member signing a book saying they are responsible for them.

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 04:41 PM

well they shouldn't be unless a member is signing them in.

totally against the law if a members club is just letting anybody in without a member signing a book saying they are responsible for them.

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Not so sure the Law is 'Black 'n White' like that anymore Baz....

Take a Casino/Bingo hall (as in a club?), upto a year or so ago you had to wait 24 hours before you could gain entrance without a current member......now its sign-up and walk straight in.

I appriciate that gaming and Alcohol laws are independant of each other, but wernt those relaxed as well?

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 05:37 PM

not in scotland anyway.

bingo halls are covered by a different law than other members clubs due to the fact the main income is gambling.

some clubs are slightly different like golf social clubs that are located on the golf course because if you are not a memeber of the club you pay a fee and that entitles you to use its facilities.

when it comes to places like a local labour club or say british legion club they have to have closed doors with a buzzer to enter into the club so this determines who is a member or not.

mind you scottish law could well be different to english law.

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#24 bigladnireland

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 05:43 PM

it should have only took a fiver did u use the cancel button for slow skill stop?
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#25 ady

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 05:50 PM

Not so sure the Law is 'Black 'n White' like that anymore Baz....


not in scotland anyway.
mind you scottish law could well be different to english law.
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Sorry Baz, forgot you was in Scotland mate....

As we know 9 times out of 10 English/Scottish laws do vary a fair bit.....

Hope I didn't confuse the original questions.

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 06:29 PM

I remember that a very rough pub in the Westwood area of Peterborough, (and, believe it or not, Westwood is actually inextricably linked to well known wanker DJ Tim....!), was closed down by licensing.
Then it reopened as a "Private Members Club".
We just went in as normal, only difference was we now had to press a buzzer!
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#27 ForYouToEnvy

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 06:33 PM

Me and my mate went down the local pub for a few drinks to watch the football and i noticed a man playing the bandit it was a 250 JP 10/20 P stake.I realised that the cash was dropping to the back and i inserted my refil key in and said 0 so my mate decided to put a few quid in so i sed it shud give you jackpot if you put about 40 quid in so he put 40 quid in and didnt have it so he carried on putting money in and then he put about 120 in the bandit and then it finally give it.
I was wondering if all bandits are like this or did it take ages for it to give JP due to the 250 JP we was after?
Thanks


So you think that a machine with money goin down the back is going to pay out a jackpot?

when you've won the lotto come play in my arcade..... i'll be sure to make sure they are all dropping down the back:p

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 06:34 PM

Sorry Baz, forgot you was in Scotland mate....

As we know 9 times out of 10 English/Scottish laws do vary a fair bit.....


Aye..i specially like the one that if ye disagree with the police...they just come into yer cell and chib ye. :bigeyes04:
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#29 Gazeyre1966

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 08:16 PM

Was that your stools after eating it or before?


My turds are normally quite firm if you must know Alth...but I do get a bad dose of the runs from time to time. Usually after a dodgy kebab. :)

Lowering the tone yet again!!! :bigeyes04:
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#30 andymagic10

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 12:06 AM

U Nugget lol!!! save ya money!! not worth it! :bigeyes23:

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 04:10 AM

I realised that the cash was dropping to the back and i inserted my refil key in and said 0 so my mate decided to put a few quid


Since when has a machine backing meant anything these days?

i sed it shud give you jackpot if you put about 40 quid in so he put 40 quid in and didnt have it so he carried on putting money in and then he put about 120 in the bandit and then it finally give it.
I was wondering if all bandits are like this or did it take ages for it to give JP due to the 250 JP we was after?
Thanks


What exactly are you expecting from a reply here? maybe something like this....

"Nah mate, if the reels landed yellow bar, yellow bar, jackpot., seven it will take £31.60 to get jackpot, you may as well waited for someone to stick £30 in, then it'd only cost you £1.60 for JP" LOL as if.
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#32 Zoltar

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 06:13 AM

hahaha.....class........

After reading the way it was going I had a peek too at the back of my cupboard, I have a BBF 02/03/06, so if I dont reply tomorrow you know why!



I'm pretty sure that foods that are tinned, IE:- beans, tomato's, Frey Bentos pies ect... stay fit to eat for decades. And that the 'best before' dates are simply for stock rotation in shops.

My only evidence to support my claim, is that a few years ago, some divers found a sunken trawler off the East Yorkshire coast and started bringing up bottles of milk and beer, tins of food ect... that had been down the bottom since 1916. The documentary showed the team opening up a few of the items and having a taste. The milk was fine as it was sterilised milk, the beer was flat and the tinned food they said was better than todays chemical enriched pap, although most vitamins had degraded.

Tinned food is usually cooked whilst sealed in the tin, thus sterilising the contents and killing any contaminants. Only if the tin gets damaged does it risk spoiling the contents.




NEXT WEEK:- Pies. Which flavour passes through the human digestive tract the quickest.

#33 todd1970

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 06:46 AM

NEXT WEEK:- Pies. Which flavour passes through the human digestive tract the quickest.


Hmmmm...its actually funny you should say that.

http://www.fruit-emu...e-fillings.html

Please continue your discussions here. :tongue:
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#34 ForYouToEnvy

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 10:31 AM

After reading the first post again....

1: about £140 was put in the machine.

2: £250 was taken out.

3: profit is about £110.

4: any profit is a result so.......WTF ARE YOU CRYING ABOUT ADDICT?

#35 geegee-11

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 04:43 PM

probably because he didn't win it from a 1 pound in after watching someone else pile their money in
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