Why you shouldn’t call the bouncer a ‘faggot’

By Project Q Atlanta | Feb 9, 2012 | 12:16 PM

Oh, the stuff we do in bars when drunk. Even the porn-acting, Blake’s brawlers knew better than to spout anti-gay slurs in their scuffle. Not so for one man in a Poncey-Highland bar.

From the Blotter Diva at Creative Loafing:

At a Poncey-Highland bar, a 36-year-old man said he tried to order a beer and the bartender gave him the middle finger. In exchange, the man called the bartender a “sorry excuse for a human being.” (Smooth talker, that’ll get you a fast drink every time.) Promptly, the bar manager ordered the man to get the hell out. The man said he put his hands in his pockets and started to walk away, when suddenly the bar’s doorman grabbed him and slammed him to the ground.

The doorman’s story: He alleges the surly man cursed at other customers and called him a “faggot” and an “asshole.” Also, he said, the surly man bumped into him on purpose and tried to fight other customers. No surprise: Surly man went to jail. If only he’d asked for that beer nicely ...

Why you shouldn’t call the bouncer a ‘faggot’

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