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Posted: 11/28/2015 1:39:07 AM EDT
Check into Travel Lodge. Nice enough, but no Hyatt Regency.
Get room key, get to room, key card no workie. Slide several times. Red light. DOOR FLIES OPEN!!!! Dude with Swedish accent says this is TWO EIGHTEEN! I say my card and key says TWO EIGHTEEN. He was cool, check in gal was super apologetic. That is all. CSB. |
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In before topic moved to penthouse forum Hey....hold on........ How many memberships do I have to buy before this forum shows up on my clickity thing. I think you already know but...... 87 |
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You know you've been there awhile when you stop by the little pantry they have, and they don't even ask for your room number to charge it to.
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I had the same experience once, but from the other guy's side.
the guy who had been given a key to my room couldn't get in ( I was showering, deadbolted the door), so he had an employee working on the lock. he huffed and puffed and indignantly asked when I could be packed up and out of "his" room. I laughed in his face while the employee explained it to him. |
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I had a friend who awoke one night to a slightly open motel room door. There was a man's hand inside trying to undo the chain lock. My friend took a run towards the door and did a flying kick to the edge of the door. He then called the front desk to inform them of the man with the shattered wrist who was up to no good. Then, no fucks given, he smoked a cigarette and went back to sleep.
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I had a friend who awoke one night to a slightly open motel room door. There was a man's hand inside trying to undo the chain lock. My friend took a run towards the door and did a flying kick to the edge of the door. He then called the front desk to inform them of the man with the shattered wrist who was up to no good. Then, no fucks given, he smoked a cigarette and went back to sleep. View Quote Cool story bro, really. He should have called the PoPo. They could arrest him after he got out of the E/R. |
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Did you Bust a cap in his ass through the door?
Or just stand there BLADEING at a 45? |
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The same guy also used to be a paramedic. He responded to a call to a cheap motel one night for an unknown medical. Upon arriving he met a man at the door who informed him that he picked this girl up at the bar and they were having sex when she started having a gran mal seizure. He didn't know it was a seizure though. His exact words were "I think her cummer is stuck!"
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If they miss-book your room at Embassy you get free parking, 14 candy bars, a bag of chips, 5 bottles of water, 2 bags of pretzels, and an upgrade to a suite with its own damn conference room.
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The same guy also used to be a paramedic. He responded to a call to a cheap motel one night for an unknown medical. Upon arriving he met a man at the door who informed him that he picked this girl up at the bar and they were having sex when she started having a gran mal seizure. He didn't know it was a seizure though. His exact words were "I think her cummer is stuck!" View Quote I have read this tale before, somewhere else in the forum... |
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Happened to me last week in Anaheim. Slid the card, popped the door, and the room was full of someone else's shit.
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The same guy also used to be a paramedic. He responded to a call to a cheap motel one night for an unknown medical. Upon arriving he met a man at the door who informed him that he picked this girl up at the bar and they were having sex when she started having a gran mal seizure. He didn't know it was a seizure though. His exact words were "I think her cummer is stuck!" I have read this tale before, somewhere else in the forum... That's because it's actually a joke and it's been around for many years |
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Happened to me last week in Anaheim. Slid the card, popped the door, and the room was full of someone else's shit. View Quote Happened to us in a motel in Texas. Opened door at 11pm to hear a pissed off, sleepy male voice yelling at us. Would have been awesome to be shot at, especially since I had my kid with me. Guy at the front desk acted like it was no big deal, which just pissed me off even more. |
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The same guy also used to be a paramedic. He responded to a call to a cheap motel one night for an unknown medical. Upon arriving he met a man at the door who informed him that he picked this girl up at the bar and they were having sex when she started having a gran mal seizure. He didn't know it was a seizure though. His exact words were "I think her cummer is stuck!" I have read this tale before, somewhere else in the forum... That's because it's actually a joke and it's been around for many years Bull shit... Next thing you will tell me is we landed on the moon.... |
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I've had 5-6 cards give the red no go upon initial entry to a room.....never had someone answer the door.......it was always desk clerk/key card issue
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I stay in hotels 200+ nights a year.
have had two incidents like the OP...one was I used my key card, door opened, dark room but could see a dude and his chick getting it on......I closed the door as quickly as I could. Desk clerk fucked up. second time was I had just checked in the room about ten minutes before...was sitting at the desk as the door opened. I had not flipped the security latch. The guy had a magnetic key card that was issued by the desk clerk. When I called the clerk she told me their room assignments were all screwed up. Lessons learned: - Always use the security latch immediately when you walk in the room. - I now travel with a small door lock that is easily set when you close the door. it happens more times than you think |
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About 10 years ago my SO at the time and I drove to San Antonio to spend the weekend. We booked a room at Marriott and settled in. I went down the street and bought some beer for me and wine for her. Opened the mini fridge to put the stuff away and.. WTF??!!
I thought it was a miscarriage or abortion in a jar. I sort of freaked out. Told Liz we needed to call the cops. She was freaked out. I called the front desk and a guy came up and opened the fridge. He jumped back. We talked about calling the police. He eventually opened the fridge again and reached in and took the jar out. It was a jar of fucking pickled pig feet. |
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That its why I always knock on the door before opening it the first time when checking in. last thing I want to see when I open the door is some surprised guy pointing a gun at somebody"breaking into"his room.
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That its why I always knock on the door before opening it the first time when checking in. last thing I want to see when I open the door is some surprised guy pointing a gun at somebody"breaking into"his room. View Quote It honestly never occurred to me to do that before entering a hotel room for the first time, but now I do it. |
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I rarely stay at hotels but when I do I lock the deadbolt and the hasp.
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The same guy also used to be a paramedic. He responded to a call to a cheap motel one night for an unknown medical. Upon arriving he met a man at the door who informed him that he picked this girl up at the bar and they were having sex when she started having a gran mal seizure. He didn't know it was a seizure though. His exact words were "I think her cummer is stuck!" View Quote Holy shit! |
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