Cube - it ain't really for homos any more...

[The number was the ‘Rejection Line’]

Liar ….

My number is 0419 *** ***. Feel free to give me a call anytime… I’ll prove to you how good I really am.

[ED – Posting phone numbers – ever your own – is not something we encourage on Riot. If it’s real you are asking for trouble, if it isn’t you are causing trouble for the poor person whose number it really is]

1) Bundaberg ridden Queenslanders have a habit of taking their shirts off just prior to getting their heads kicked in by the person twice their size that they decide to pick a fight with.

Coincidence ?

2) Bedroom door. Certain things are tolerated behind it, that are not considered normal on the other side. Perhaps with a little introspection you might learn to distinguish the difference, but given your gayness, I’m not holding high hopes.

schmerica_, we’ll see .. whats your number ?

I’ve see girls and guys actually getting it on at Mooseheads countless times…

As long as your actions were M rated I can’t really see the harm in it. In fact, I see it all the time in clubs. Stay away from me and don’t take it too far and I don’t care.

Cube promotes itself as a gay club, therefore any ‘gay-like’ behaviour should be more accepted there than anywhere else. Gay guys seem to like to take their shirts off… so therefore the ‘shirts coming off’ shouldn’t have even been an issue. I would say that your behaviour may have been slightly offensive, even for a gay bar. Congrats on getting thrown out though. Saw two chicks get thrown out of a niteclub about 2 weeks ago for fighting… funny stuff.

Me? I’m a good girl. I do no wrong.

You should get kicked out of the inernet for writing that trash to! ol myjournal.com azz SMH The real question is did you learn your lesson?

Astrojax – Hmmm yep, sorry – forgot that the perp is in this forum.

So, Mr screaming drunk, shirtless, gay dude, What are your goals for the future…

Your antics at the Club are the same as your post……nothing but self indulgent pompous flagilation. DILLIGAFF

ok quick recap here…

you were in a club
you had ya shirt off
your 34
your not slim (your words)
you got back hair
you were kissing/fondling a DUDE.

WTF did ya expect??

> Pun intended?

Hehe..no, although I did have a quiet giggle once I’d posted it.

james t kirk wrote: “I wonder what his other goals are? …”

umm, ‘his’? third person? ‘he’ wrote this and replies are thus ‘to him’… why won’t you speak directly to him?

yawn

there is nothing tackier than two people getting all lusty in public, regardless of sexual orientation.

for someone to throw ice at you, really you must have been over the top.

It just sounds like you were pissed and annoying, and I suspect we’re not hearing everything you did because shirts-off on a gay dancefloor is standard. The more interesting aspect of this incident is the fact it illustrates there are no good after-hours clubs in Civic. Everyone who doesn’t want to get their head stomped at Moosheads is forced to go to Cube – which is crap anyway. We need more diversity in Civic bars and clubs!

“in a club that’s theoretically gay-aimed, you’re going to expect a certain amount of lusty behaviour.”

why ?

sick f-ck.

happy birthday! 🙂

“I’ve achieved one of my main goals – to get kicked out of a nightclub for lewd behaviour before I turn thirty-four…”

Actually – that says it all….. I wonder what his other goals are? Will they improve humanity?

Jeez some of your comprehension skills are absolutely shocking.

If you re-read the original post, there were drinks vouchers for Cube on the tables at the Trivia Night, and the OP went to Cube AFTER the event had happened…

I have to agree with the OP, if they’re going to promote themselves as a gay club they’ve got to be more tolerant towards gay behaviours.. especially if they’re telling people that don’t like it to fuck off.

VY – 1) Couldn’t resist the boobies comment…
2) I fully agree – most of my friends and acquaintances who are gay are *so* over the top – trying to rub our noses in their gayness – I actually don’t care what they do behind closed doors, but sometimes, I am very uncomfortable in their antics. I suspect that they believe they deserve special treatment.

Sorry guys (‘n gals) – If you like the same gender that’s fine, just don’t expect me to give a rats arse.

andf VY – I *really* don’t want to have to visualise their panties….

Now – where was I – Boobies – Mmmmm.

I hope you’ve received the amount of attention you were after by posting this bizarre story sepi, although it seems to me no amount of attention will be enough for you. There was absolutely no point in letting everyone know you got laid by a younger partner at the end of the night, nor was there a point in going in to detail of your canoodling. Obvious and pointless attention-getting, regardless of gender preference. Perhaps you just got kicked out due to your physique. Thanks for wasting 5 minutes of my life.

“sod off”

Pun intended?

At least you got in simbo…a friend & I were refused entry into that club ’cause my friend has dreadlocks. I used to like the place too…now they can sod off.

But the issue, J-T-K, is that it WASN’T a man and a woman. As such, special treatment was expected. When said special treatment wasn’t received, said party got their panties in a bunch…

Oh, FWIW, I like boobies too!

Gods ‘Other’ fruit – Well worth squeezing

“I’d be kind of creeped out if 35 year old women showed up at a U25 event and started groping\being groped ‘above the belt’ on a table,”

Mmmmm — Boobies…..

Why do this at a trivia night?
I’d be kind of creeped out if 35 year old women showed up at a U25 event and started groping\being groped ‘above the belt’ on a table, even if they were stopping occasionally to buy themselves\everyone drinks.
Moreso if by their own admission they were “not exactly slim, lithe, or back-hairless”.

Ok, lets workshop this a bit. You were getting your kit off and getting randy at a Trivia Night hosted by a youth group. This night was hosted as part of the SpringOUT gay and lesbian festival which is a community, arts and equality focused event. Possibly, just possibly your behaviour was not appropriate for that particular night at Cube? Seriously, I have been to Cube many times, most nights they don’t care if you dance shirtless on a tabletop. But sometimes, a bit of restraint is called for.

“Wasn’t squeezing the fruit the reason this guy got thrown out…?”

🙂

“…or Woolies for squeezing the fruit…”

Wasn’t squeezing the fruit the reason this guy got thrown out…?

If you want to get your gear off, a nightclub is not the right place to do it: why not head down to the public toilets at Yarramundi Reach instead??? 🙂

Anyone can get thrown out of a nightclub – real people get thrown out of countries, windows, the Labor Party, Boy Scouts/Girl Guides or Woolies for squeezing the fruit!

it’s like any other club, you do something wrong, you get kicked out. As for the guy on the mic saying its a gay bar, and if you don’t like it f off, he’s probably had to deal with a lot of idiots who go there an complain that it’s a gay bar.

Cube – its a night club – get over it…

Hey, it was nothing personal simbo. If you’re happy to start name calling (‘judgemental knobheads’) this early in the piece I won’t bother reading anything from you further.

Wow, someone got kicked out of a nightclub. I’m with the other V8 man on this – who really gives a crap?

Gee – maybe they want us to acknowledge that they exist?

A fat hairy gay bloke getting kicked out of a gay club for, well, being gay? Who’d have thunk it.

I’m with the V8 man – who gives a flying?

What is it about some gay people who feel they have to shove their gayness in our face – “look at me, I’m the only gay in the village”.

@BigDave: actually, that’s not what being gay is all about. Apparently “liking people of the same sex as you” is what it’s all about. Who knew?

Now this is where I get really confused.

I’ve been there recently with a bit of a troupe for my girlfriend’s friend’s birthday and over the PA comes this bloke’s voice “This is a gay club, if you don’t like it then fuck off!”. With the club harbouring an attitude like that, I felt like leaving straight away but hung around as it was a friend’s birthday…

So can someone tell me… which clientèle are they actually aiming for?

I think the point is that Simbo has, through years of experience, a certain view of what is normal behaviour in a gay bar.

And Cube no longer seems to be filling that role, which is its prerogative, but an interesting decision for a venue which has to date successfully marketed itself as a gay bar.

Isn’t that what being gay is all about though? They want to be treated the same as anyone else, but expect special treatment at the same time. Kind of hypocritical really isn’t it?

Sounds like this whole experience has left a bad taste in your mouth simbo….

a lot of people are usually there topless, so you’re not telling us the full story here. Plus I agree with “You”‘s comments, you expect to be treated te same as eeryone else, but your own club just treated you the same and you want to be treated differently. Which is it, to be treated the same or differently?

You want to be treated the same as everyone else, and yet you expect to get special treatment when getting naked in a nightclub?

Okay….

The only time I’ve been there (a couple of years ago, dragged by a friend’s girlfriend) there were tons of guys with their shirts off, dancing in their short-shorts all over the place…

I’m more interested as to how this is considered relevant or newsworthy to Canberra.

Well, I was asked to post it by an ex-admin of this site. So he obviously thought it was worth it. I debated whether it was worth the hassle of getting e-mail after e-mail worth of replies from judgemental knobheads, and, thought, nah, they won’t be that bad. Ah, well, more fool me.

Also – you’ll find hetero couples getting the same treatment in other clubs. Wow.

With the greatest of respect, VN, there’s a diference between what happens when a bloke takes his shirt off and a girl takes her shirt off. THere are probably sites on the web that can show you the difference, if you’re that interested…

Clearly you and your partner weren’t trying hard enough if it took 2hrs of fooling about for the Bouncers to escort you to the door.

All jokes aside, whether a club is Gay or Straight two people getting up close and intimate shouldn’t be an issue for management or patrons, its a Night Club afterall not a church.

what is it about a supposedly ‘gay’ club that makes you think that getting mostly naked is acceptable behaviour? Snogging is one thing, it happens often enough in any other club between guys and girls, but i think its fair enough that anyone gets kicked out for going that far regardless of if the couches resemble beds.

get a room!

And now, fully opening myself up for a “eewww, gays are wrong and evil and shouldn’t be allowed near our children, there could have been five year olds watching” reaction in the comments…

I’m more interested as to how this is considered relevant or newsworthy to Canberra.

Also – you’ll find hetero couples getting the same treatment in other clubs. Wow.