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<blockquote data-quote="Cowpie Zombie" data-source="post: 1442706" data-attributes="member: 17102">Tom sits at the bar and tries to engage the others in conversation and finds that he is ignored by everyone except Joyce.&nbsp; Jim, Joyce, and Adam search for another way out of the pub while Jimmy Barnes remains seated, sipping his beer.&nbsp; Finally Tom, seeing that only Joyce has any social skills, gives up trying to introduce himself and joins in the search of the pub.The pub is old and stale and unremarkable.&nbsp; [At this point I'm going to use compass directions to avoid confusion in descriptions.]&nbsp; The huge oak door, which is now securely locked, is on the N wall, flanked on both sides by thick, barred windows.&nbsp; Adam glances through these windows but they are so dirty, and it is so dark and rainy outside, that he sees nothing.&nbsp; The W wall contains several dart boards, and a large fireplace burns lazily in the SW corner.&nbsp; The bar runs along the E wall, and at the end of the bar, in the E wall, you see a small black door marked, in official letters, &quot;Private.&quot;&nbsp; Below this someone has written in white paint, &quot;THIS MEANS YOU BLOKE!&quot; In the corner of the S wall, near the fireplace, is another door, with an unlit EXIT sign set over it.&nbsp; The office door is locked, but shouldn't be hard to force open as it is obviously a poorly made wooden door.&nbsp; The S exit door is a dingy, half-rusted metal and is secured bolted shut from the outside.As you rummage behind the bar you find the following items (in addition to a wide array of drinks, napkins, and mugs): a baseball bat that has the phrase CROWD CONTROL carved into the handle, the cash register, and a book of matches.&nbsp; As you step behind the bar in your search, Jimmy Barnes yells out, &quot;What the hell you doin'? This is private property, bub!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cowpie Zombie, post: 1442706, member: 17102"] Tom sits at the bar and tries to engage the others in conversation and finds that he is ignored by everyone except Joyce. Jim, Joyce, and Adam search for another way out of the pub while Jimmy Barnes remains seated, sipping his beer. Finally Tom, seeing that only Joyce has any social skills, gives up trying to introduce himself and joins in the search of the pub. The pub is old and stale and unremarkable. [At this point I'm going to use compass directions to avoid confusion in descriptions.] The huge oak door, which is now securely locked, is on the N wall, flanked on both sides by thick, barred windows. Adam glances through these windows but they are so dirty, and it is so dark and rainy outside, that he sees nothing. The W wall contains several dart boards, and a large fireplace burns lazily in the SW corner. The bar runs along the E wall, and at the end of the bar, in the E wall, you see a small black door marked, in official letters, "Private." Below this someone has written in white paint, "THIS MEANS YOU BLOKE!" In the corner of the S wall, near the fireplace, is another door, with an unlit EXIT sign set over it. The office door is locked, but shouldn't be hard to force open as it is obviously a poorly made wooden door. The S exit door is a dingy, half-rusted metal and is secured bolted shut from the outside. As you rummage behind the bar you find the following items (in addition to a wide array of drinks, napkins, and mugs): a baseball bat that has the phrase CROWD CONTROL carved into the handle, the cash register, and a book of matches. As you step behind the bar in your search, Jimmy Barnes yells out, "What the hell you doin'? This is private property, bub!" [/QUOTE]

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