First experience in Red Square, Adelaide

I often hear that Red Square wins by a faltering margin compared to the 2nd most popular club in town, HQ. Why? Although HQ is Way bigger (it has like 5-6 dance floors) compared to only 2 small ones in red square, but most important is the people in the club right? :P Chinese likes to go red square more compared to HQ, HQ has more Australians. So it comes down to each individual's taste but I'll gladly stick with Red Square.

Ok lets talk about last night shall we? Sue asked me to go with her friends so I decided to bring Wilson, Chong and Alex along. When we changed into our outfit for the night, I was a bit worried because Wilson and Chong's shirt (they wore plain shirts) wasn't quite suited for clubs but I hoped for the best... Turned out I was wrong ~_~

So they got rejected into Red Square, but I was suppose to meet Sue inside. So Alex called them to go to a nearby bar to have a drink to wait a while before going back and try their luck again when there is lesser people. Usually the bouncers give excuses like "your shirt matches mine and so according to the security regulations you are restricted entry and bla bla bla...."

Witnessed a couple of fights in alley ways and even the main road which the police subdued immediately. There were a lot of them. Lucky for me ~_~

So after 2 hours of lining up (including Sue leaving because her friends wanted to go home just after 2 hours inside :P) I got in. Alex got occupied that night because a girl he met last week came up lets say "occupied" him. Hahaha! I knew he was in terrible pain but at least the girl is not a dinosaur right? She bought a friend who was not bad looking which she introduced to me but my head was already woozy from two shots of tequila and a shot of the deadly Bacardi 151 rum (75.5% alcohol). BTW, its highly flammable in room temperature.

Then out of nowhere, suddenly a Hong Kong guy came in and started to butt-hump the girl which I was talking with just a moment ago. I didn't stop him because I thought that she knew the guy because they were talking and the girl didn't show any sign of distress. Then when I went to the dance floor, I noticed something odd... There were about 6 guys dancing around me wearing striped shirts which were the Hong Kong guy's friend. They were like in a formation and I'm about to find out what were they up to later.

I saw that there were girls interested in dancing with me when I was at the dance floor. When they moved in closer to my proximity, they were sandwich by 2 guys from the striped-shirt gang. So basically they were being molested (suck water in Cantonese, by Alex). Can't really stand those a**holes. About 5-6 girls came up beside me which wanted to dance and they humped them away. I don't really care because I don't know the girls. Met 2 Japanese inside, Yuuhei and Hiro. They were my pals for the night as Alex was occupied with his chick :P

After the dance, Alex sat down with me and told me stories about the stripped shirt gang. He said they come here almost every Saturday night and usually find pretty and hot chicks to butt hump and sandwich dance. Usually they get into fights, but I'm not picking one tonight. 2 vs 6 is not a great idea. At about 5 pm, the girl which I talked to earlier was being dragged by them to god knows where, I didn't noticed but Yuuhei went and saved her. Apparently she was being dragged to K-box by the stripped shirt gang. Thanks Yuuhei, your the man! We danced till the last song which was 6am in the morning. After that, Alex, His 2 girl friends, Yuuhei, Hiro and me went for breakfast in the Pancake shop. We chatted till it was about 7.30am then I went to wait for my bus. Unfortunately the first bus comes at 8.20am so I had to sit there for about 40 mins. The worst part is, I slept through my house and had to walk back from Henly Beach which took me about 40 mins of walking. Tough luck!

All in all, I think Red Square is better than Mois in Penang because they control the amount of person entering the club which made it possible to dance and there were lots of rooms to walk around. Nice :)