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as most people know there is a new club in parramatta called the "roxy" its an old cinema/theatre so its a new attraction to the area, (not for long).

What this thread is about it to inform people wanting to go to this lame club not to waste their time, as i wasted a whole night trying to get in, secondly they scan each persons licence/ID into the computer upon entry and keep it in their database for future reference, and secondly all the security gaurds are on a power trip and think they are king shit standing at the front of a club freezing their nuts off. Tonight was my first night out there, and all i have to say is ill never be going back again, ever ever ever.

sorry to be so boring but it had to be said.

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Yeah ive heard many stories about this club, bloke from work was not allowed in because of his Haircut! He had it shaved number 3 all over but had lines cut into it as well, looked good. Anyway wasn't allowed in but "new australians" with massive mohawks were waved right thru.

What the hell is with that? There is something really wrong with a club like that in Parramatta of all places thats denying entry based on a haircut.

Sounds like Vanilla ice wont be partying at the Roxy

Yeah ive heard many stories about this club, bloke from work was not allowed in because of his Haircut! He had it shaved number 3 all over but had lines cut into it as well, looked good. Anyway wasn't allowed in but "new australians" with massive mohawks were waved right thru.

yeah thats the sort of shit that was happening at the door, i rocked up to the club and and what do i see, one of the bouncers denied my mate access to the club casue he was a black **** and had a bright white shirt on with dread locks.

i admit he looked like a freak but damn i think thats a little unfair, anyways 2RISMO i dont know anyone at the door of the REXY casue seriously the place is shit and its out in the middle of the bush (parramatta).

thats just like the city

i hate the city with a passion, its full of up themselve tossers...only go there for special occasoins like 21st where names are on the door

boucers will always deny guys and allow women in. ive been told that i wasnt allowed in bungalow 8 because i had white shoes on. the answer is simple. go with some girls and you will get straight in

I saw this place on TV this morning..... doesn't look that impressive

as for the city, as Nick said depends what music you like and what kind of a scene you're into... RnB, Funky House, Trance, 80's ( :uhh: ), bar, pub, club, lounge....

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