Comments for Syd Fish

Comment on The Ivy, Sydney by misa

misa — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:25:10 +0000

Sydfish, I always see a smile from Ivy patrons. But that’s because I give a smile first.

A friend of mine（gorgeous blond) was ejected by Ivy bouncers because they believed she was intoxicated. The evidence was that she entered the men’s room.

Was she really drunk? Hell yes, she couldn’t even remember asking me to play 3some with her and her boyfriend when I mentioned it the next day.

Did we do it? Well no, because I wasn’t drunk : P

Comment on The Ivy, Sydney by Misa

Misa — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:07:28 +0000

Hey calm down guys, no hard feeling please, it’s just a place for entertainment, if you don’t like it, why bother even trying to enter it?
I am Asian and I LOVE Ivy. I have never had a problem walking into Ivy or getting into the VIP area or having a friendly service. Yes sometimes it takes forever to wait for the staff, but it’s also a good excuse to meet new people at the bar, isn’t it? Meanwhile, I never go to Ivy if I were not seriously dressed up, as I know how Ivy positions itself in the market.
I do see people being turned away by the bouncers at door but I guess its more of the looks (and sex, merely for the purpose of balancing the ratio) than the race. I don’t like people attributing their failure to their own race, as it is a lazy and convenient excuse. Maybe Ivy is pretentious and superficial, but isn’t it all what it’s about? Why do people choose Ivy over some rundown shit hole piled with bogans to drink the night off? Ivy is gorgeous and people in Ivy are gorgeous and this is the name of the game, the door staff are just being blatant about it – which I don’t see anything wrong with, as it is a business not a politically correct charity organization.
The exclusivity of Ivy is the reason its real patrons go to Ivy rather than 3 monkeys. If you are not happy about being rejected by Ivy, seriously, get a fashion consultant and wear a positive and confident vibe, you will get in for sure.

Nevertheless, I do agree that Ivy should design a more efficient service process and work flow, as well as train their staff to handle conflict in a more skillful and less abrupt manner. Working in customer service industry, I understand that it is not easy to achieve a balance between being over-assertive and getting taken advantage of some painful customers.

Comment on Sydney – architecture walks by teaditaDotfag

teaditaDotfag — Wed, 20 May 2009 20:37:16 +0000

Solid info: Hope to come back soon!!

Comment on I want to find a treasure map and go on an adventure by Daniella Barn

Daniella Barn — Thu, 07 May 2009 22:56:08 +0000

Oh my gosh. For my whole life I have been wishing I could go on adventure. Not like a road trip to a different state, but something life-changing. The Lord of the Rings Movies are AMAZING and I want to go on adventure like that. That would probably be the most amazing thing in my life. I just want to be challenged like the characters in The Lord of the Rings Movies, and I want to save the world, but I don’t want any of the credit or honor. I just want to know I have made someone’s life change for the better.

I Want An Adventure Like The Characters In The Lord Of The Rings Movies Had.

Comment on A story to make you shiver by Louise

Louise — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:05:31 +0000

I have to agree – this story is complete BS. Snakes will strike when hungry and do not possess the intelligence to “stalk” its prey. This person is however still behaving very irresponsibly to allow the snake roam free in their home. Firstly, the snake’s health is at risk unless the person’s home is both very hot and humid – doubtful human living conditions. Secondly, it has been well documented that when snakes DO attack, they have usually been let run of the house they attacked in.

Promote responsible snake ownership.

Comment on I want to make a film and I want to do another voiceover by Heariegrornor

Heariegrornor — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:52:37 +0000

nice, really nice!

Comment on Who is Syd Fish? by Dj Slanty B

Dj Slanty B — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:34:50 +0000

What is syd fish, this dosent explain anything ^o\

Comment on The Ivy, Sydney by Tyche

Tyche — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 23:27:16 +0000

Jenny and Sydfish,

You guys have a shocking attitude, “you want immaculate service and you want it now”, grow up and perhaps if you didn’t put your spoiled little child backside on a glass table you may have received a better reception.

Jenny even from this brief message i can see you have a chip on your shoulder and you have no idea what race Rose is.

If you were in a position where you ran a business and built an empire like Justin has, i’m sure you pick and chose who you had walk through the door, or some idiot like Sydfish here may sneak through the cracks and sit on your glass table.

These places are not for everyone for a reason, have some elegance a good attitude and some manners and the red carpet will layout for you also.

Come to New York and see what it takes to get into a vision breaking venue like Justin has created for you to enjoy. At least the little bitches here don’t complain about it do some “self analysis”. Your spoiled brats

Comment on Give Blood in Sydney by Visit Rattanangkul

Visit Rattanangkul — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 06:08:02 +0000

I would like to give my blood but i don’t know how can i do and where i can go?

Comment on Get Curvy tonight (03.04.08) by Anna Meenaghan, Contemporary Artist

Anna Meenaghan, Contemporary Artist — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:28:48 +0000

What wonderful work is being done here. Very thoughtful and with lots of thought provoking items. I am a contemporary artist myself and always enjoy seeing the art of fellow artists and join discussions about art. I just recently have started my own site and hope that over time it will grow into an online art community where artists and art enthusiasts alike can meet and discuss their thoughts on art. Will recommend your blog to my friends. Will come back for more and wish you all the best.

P.s. Wish you all the best for your future work.