Spectre Trailer
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Re: Spectre Trailer
The wife stashes them all over her body. Its like we are professional smugglers the lengths you have to go too. The most mental thing is even after smuggling sweets in she still buys them at the kiosk as well
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Oh ok I got another thing about the cinema. Since when did they start selling beer?! I couple of years back a Lithuanian fella I worked with was saying he was go I g to take his GF to the pictures and would it be acceptable to go in after the pub.
I said absolutely not, why would anyone want to sit next to a guy who stinks of a boozer.
Anyway he replied that in Lithuania people bought beers and can sit there drinking etc. Which I thought was absolute madness. I went there a little while back (can't remember what we watched it was a fair few months back due to extortionate prices) and I noticed the cinema selling booze behind the counter.
I mean what the actual f#ck. Is it just me or is that shocking???
I said absolutely not, why would anyone want to sit next to a guy who stinks of a boozer.
Anyway he replied that in Lithuania people bought beers and can sit there drinking etc. Which I thought was absolute madness. I went there a little while back (can't remember what we watched it was a fair few months back due to extortionate prices) and I noticed the cinema selling booze behind the counter.
I mean what the actual f#ck. Is it just me or is that shocking???
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We're be having these guys soon
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Dam!! I have a really bad repuation of falling asleep in the most uncomfortablist cinema chairs...I'm.sure I'd be sleeping through the trailers if I were to go there haha!
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We've got similar set up at most multi-cinemas here too, one will be a gold lounge, with meals and drinks delivered to the seat. Problem for me is I end up needing a wizz and missing part of the movie!Kwacky wrote:This is the inside of the Electric
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the electric cinema is great ,you can order a curry while you watch the film ,all kinds of awesome
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Re: Spectre Trailer
I go to cannock as its always quiet and cheaper than most. They dont care if you take a bag in full of food either.
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I'd happily buy food, beer, sweets etc from the cinema if it wasn't over priced and sh!t. Same reason the only penny I spend in motorway services is in the lav.
I'm not tight far from it, I just resent being fleeced by these captive markets.
I'm not tight far from it, I just resent being fleeced by these captive markets.
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Alternative places to eat just off the motorway.
Might be useful when you are on your travels Monty.
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Might be useful when you are on your travels Monty.
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That's a good call Blade, and they listed Teebay services on the M6. That's one motorway services I do use, home cooked food and a farm shop.
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Hope it's useful mate.
Yes I know the Tebay services well. Great breakfast and so easy to spend a fortune in the farm shop on stuff you didn't even know you wanted but simply must have when you see
Yes I know the Tebay services well. Great breakfast and so easy to spend a fortune in the farm shop on stuff you didn't even know you wanted but simply must have when you see