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bouncing in Cork

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  • 07-10-2009 11:29pm
    #1
    CorkMan
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    looking to do some bouncing, what are the rates?


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    #2
    minidazzler
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    Do you have a PSA Licence?

    Most work for Security Companies. You would be looking at around 12.50 an hour IIRC.


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    #3
    Colonel_McCoy
    Registered Users Posts: 751 ✭✭✭Colonel_McCoy


    15 and hour in Reardens


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    Bill-e
    Registered Users Posts: 986 ✭✭✭Bill-e


    €12.50 in the classic from what I remember.

    Man I'd love to go back and do a bit of bouncing again :pac:
    Riding a desk can be quiet boring...


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    flo8s967qjh0nd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 879 ✭✭✭flo8s967qjh0nd


    Haha,
    I read the title of this thread and was wondering what the hell bouncing was...some sort of trampolining, zorbing sport? It didn't click at all what you were on about lol.

    Sorry....continue with your discussion :)


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    #6
    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users Posts: 6,430 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    Rodrigo Agreeable Underdog wrote: »
    Haha,
    I read the title of this thread and was wondering what the hell bouncing was...some sort of trampolining, zorbing sport? It didn't click at all what you were on about lol.

    me too!
    I never knew a bouncer actually bounced! Not being smart or anything!


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    Bill-e
    Registered Users Posts: 986 ✭✭✭Bill-e


    Interesting story I heard last night.
    One of the lads went up to a bouncer with an I.D that was in shít and falling apart.

    Bouncer: What am I supposed to do with that!?

    To which he replies sharply: Read it, if you can...:eek:


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    Bumble32
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    Hope you have better attitude than most of the bouncers in around Cork City


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    Max001
    Registered Users Posts: 874 ✭✭✭Max001


    Bill-e wrote: »
    Interesting story I heard last night.
    One of the lads went up to a bouncer with an I.D that was in shít and falling apart.

    Bouncer: What am I supposed to do with that!?

    To which he replies sharply: Read it, if you can...:eek:



    :D Good one.....must remember that, next time I'm stopped
    by the Gardai!


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    Esse85
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    What companies are the best to work for or is it all in house security?


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    minidazzler
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    Esse85 wrote: »
    What companies are the best to work for or is it all in house security?

    One of the companies with the most business would be Express Security. They are quite good, but work ****e piles like Mangans and if you get detailed there you can't change.


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    Seloth
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    Bill-e wrote: »
    Interesting story I heard last night.
    One of the lads went up to a bouncer with an I.D that was in shít and falling apart.

    Bouncer: What am I supposed to do with that!?

    To which he replies sharply: Read it, if you can...:eek:

    Ugh I had an old ID on me and the bouncer at G2 refused to let me in,despite leaving 12 underagers in just before me!


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    minidazzler
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    Seloth wrote: »
    Ugh I had an old ID on me and the bouncer at G2 refused to let me in,despite leaving 12 underagers in just before me!

    No offence but do you look like someone who would get turned away? I have never had trouble getting in there, even when blind drunk, the only people I have seen them turn away are the whole wah boy posse.


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    Seloth
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    I know what your on about and in no way am I:(

    They left people in that would look it alright,which ticked me off abit.He claimed my ID was too out of date despite only being so for a month.I even went ahead to say I'd get a Gard to clarify it was me.I'd never ahd trouble with that passport until that night and never again after.Ah well o halloween I'm using my new passport so If I get rejected from freak scene with that I'll actually demand ofr the manager:o


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    #15
    Esse85
    Registered Users Posts: 8,243 ✭✭✭Esse85


    Anyone know if there's vacancies anywhere?


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    #16
    DamienH
    Registered Users Posts: 1,507 ✭✭✭DamienH


    Ya infairness if I could get steady work I'd do some bouncing, not on the door though inside like.... keeping the peace.


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    CB19Kevo
    Registered Users Posts: 799 ✭✭✭CB19Kevo


    Security is gone very quite recently,As with everything people are drinking at home more and nighclubs and pubs are trying to cut costs.


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    #18
    Cadyboo
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    If you have your licence, Id say just call to bars and clubs and ask them about work. They will all be busy coming up to Christmas so will need extra staff, Good Luck!!


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