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25/09/2011 by hertford born and bred

The Lord Haig

No Entertainment on this weekend Facebook Reports:(Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no Karaoke this evening or Live music Saturday night.) http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lord-Haig/261061908643 Heard he had lost his or did not have a entertainment license, Also problems with complaints from the people who live across the road in bluecoats Any one else know anything


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25/09/2011 by Golden

License issues - I.e. Lack of! Oversight apparently.


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26/09/2011 by Ewoowar

Karaoke requiring an entertainment license? I'm surprised it qualifies.


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26/09/2011 by Rachel

Quite so, old boy. Karaoke's a shocking racket made by working class oiks. Why can't they quietly listen to a Bach fuge while they're glugging their wife-beater lager? Yes, I am the Karaoke Queen of the Haig. Those moaning minnies living opposite should feel privileged to hear me murdering Motown classics [:)]


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26/09/2011 by buzz

Think you've said it!


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26/09/2011 by Ewoowar

I don't think it matters what 'class' the participants may or may not be. It is a shame some seem to as I would hope it can be enjoyed by all even if not a favourite of mine. Personally I do not find karaoke entertaining. Poor renditions, badly sung to a horrible backing track. Though I admit I have not been to a karaoke for years and the Lord Haig may be different, with great singers. It is also a shame that they appear to drink "wife-beater" lager. I have no knowledge of this but must state that domestic violence is abhorent regardless of whichever 'class' it happens in. This is very sad and I hope you are able to influence the situation.


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26/09/2011 by Leo Densian

Karaoke and Macs beer. The perfect night out [:(]


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26/09/2011 by Billywindsock

Unfortunately Ewoowar, the Karaoke in the Haig is mostly wailing, but it is good fun and needs to happen to make up for all the awful opera going on in the world.


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