Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Saturday, September 15, 2007

Zen and the Art of Bouncing, Or Else!

For those who bounce for a living, I recommend you consider meditation. This will help you deal with boisterous buffoons, skanky girls who want to get it on DURING your shift (a major no-no), annoying employees who are trying to steal from the till, and other evildoers.

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Breathe Deeply After Acting Too

It is critical to deep breathely at all times, no matter whether it's before, during or AFTER you rip out your opponent's throat.

Monday, September 3, 2007

Never Use a Knife If You Don't Have To

This is key. Unless your opponent tries to use a knife on you, and you disarm him, and he's somehow able to get another knife, so the two of you can fight knife-to-knife, NEVER, and I mean, NEVER, initiate a knife fight against a knife-less opponent.

Why?

Because I said so!

I am just being silly. Of course, you can use a knife...if the above conditions are met!

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Breathe Deeply...

This is just a reminder to breathe deeply. The lungs need oxygen, and so does your brain.

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Breathe Deeply Before Every Fight

It's critical before every brawl to breathe deeply. This relaxes the mind and the innards, but not so much that you become a slackjawed yokel, a la Tinker, or an evil scumbag, a la Brad Wesley.

Monday, August 27, 2007

Getting by with a Little Help from My (Blog) Friends

I just wanted to pay a quick acknowlegment to my friends on the World Wide Web. As anyone who saw Road House knows, it's impossible to win every fight...if you don't have a good buddy to guard your back. Especially when you're fighting some dude who's done time in prison!

My favorite Road House-related sites include:

Dalton from Road House
Road House Trivia
There's Always Barber College
Zen and the Art of Bouncing
I Run the Show Completely
When the Job's Done I Walk
Bouncing Ain't Easy
Road House Quotes
Brad Wesley Is an Evil Man

and last but not least...

Why I Majored in Philosophy.

Zen and the Art of Bouncing

When it comes to being a bouncer, never forget:

It's just a job, nothing personal.

Say this statement to yourself many, many times during your off-hours. Also, say it to yourself at work when some fat guy's burping in your voice, calling your mother a whore.

This statement will make your life much easier. And help transform you into a lethal bouncing machine.

Trust me, I know these things, for I am Dalton.