Who actually sits in those cinema seats four foot from the screen? And how long is this Dracula trailer ffs?

Booking a surveyor

Who sits in the cinema texting?!?!?

I've never understood the appeal of the seats at the front. I've always sat on a the sloped seats, usually within 4 rows of the back.

I was ignoring the Dracula trailer so that the film might actually be worth watching!

I always sit right at the back away from the munchers, though it means you see people on their phones DURING the film...

Yup I hate seeing bright screens in the cinema. At least in the olden days, people had green screens that weren't as bright or as distracting. Surprised you went now as it's Summer Hols so figured cinemas would be packed with kids.

All sorts of factors - screening for Planet of the Apes started at 11.10am, cheap Tuesday, rarely anyone in the cinema for morning/early afternoon screenings, getting as much cinema time in as possible before work intrudes one way or another...

This is why I go to the early screenings as well.
It's just so much better. Cheaper too.

Mark

God is not Great: http://vimeo.com/50531435

Can't wait to get home.
After a few days in London working, then unexpectedly baing taken to Dublin, I find myself sat in baggage claim in Heathrow airport. I think I'll try and head home tomorrow, maybe the day after.
Haven't worked in London for a while. It hasn't improved from my point of view.
Dublin was great mind you.

This: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1985-034-B-03 ... 4897.l4275

I used to have one of those. Mine was the 120S model, but that's pretty close. Also it's local to me. Sadly, though, no where to put another car (or even fund one), and my thoughts are that if I were to replace the Crossfire, it would be something from the Morris stable,

But, still, one of the few Estelles in the country. Mine would not die - though little cars.

Defies her age! I mean really! So when you hit you're 40s you're supposed to dress in beige?

Met 2 ladies of a similar age to me on Friday night and we all agreed there is no longer a stigma over what you can wear after a certain age any more. Obviously some people have more taste than others but generally people are wearing what they want at any age these days. But if you look good why the hell not?

Sharon Stone, 56



Susan Sarrandon, 67



Goldie Hawn, 68



I rest my case

To be fair, she's a year older than me and looks a lot better for it than I do.

Jon

To be fair I'm sure if you had her cook, personal fitness trainer, tons of money, plastic surgery & stylist you'd look pretty damn good too!

Might be booking one after the person for the mortgage company is done looking at the place today, going to have a look at it tomorrow (they had to have it deep cleaned the previous tenants left it in a state after 6 months!)

If there's a chance of fleas might be worth considering a pest man before you move in.