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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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pb wrote:
Kids want to come, but not sure if Avengers is suitable for a 6 and 7 year old?
Think they might be a little young, to be honest, plus the film is just under 2-and-a-half-hours so their patience and concentration is likely to be tested.
Kids want to come, but not sure if Avengers is suitable for a 6 and 7 year old?
Think they might be a little young, to be honest, plus the film is just under 2-and-a-half-hours so their patience and concentration is likely to be tested.
Morning.
looks like I'll be watching Avengers next Monday now, instead.
Cinema is cheaper on a Monday, and its Bank Holiday.
Kids want to come, but not sure if Avengers is suitable for a 6 and 7 year old?
Would love to see Cabin In The Woods too, but not enough time.
looks like I'll be watching Avengers next Monday now, instead.
Cinema is cheaper on a Monday, and its Bank Holiday.
Kids want to come, but not sure if Avengers is suitable for a 6 and 7 year old?
Would love to see Cabin In The Woods too, but not enough time.
pete_21 wrote:
21 Jump Street is worth catching if you get the chance, that was good fun, miles better than I was honestly expecting.
Yes, I felt the same when I went to see it. Was expecting something pretty dross, but it ended up being actually quite good.
Machie wrote:
Bulgaria? That's not your typical holiday destination. What's it like there? Must be good if you keep going back.
Like DL says, it's getting more and more popular. We go to a place imaginatively named 'Sunny Beach'. It's actually fairly popular with English (Northern Monkeys, mostly), but we tend to steer clear of them and stick with the Scandinavians, Germans and Dutch. Makes for a much more enjoyable trip.
21 Jump Street is worth catching if you get the chance, that was good fun, miles better than I was honestly expecting.
Yes, I felt the same when I went to see it. Was expecting something pretty dross, but it ended up being actually quite good.
Machie wrote:
Bulgaria? That's not your typical holiday destination. What's it like there? Must be good if you keep going back.
Like DL says, it's getting more and more popular. We go to a place imaginatively named 'Sunny Beach'. It's actually fairly popular with English (Northern Monkeys, mostly), but we tend to steer clear of them and stick with the Scandinavians, Germans and Dutch. Makes for a much more enjoyable trip.
Machie wrote:
Sure that would be great pb. I'll be doing a tour and meeting all the Freeolians like DL, HM and GP.
Nah, you don't want to meet me. I'm one of the dullest people to have ever walked the land.
Sure that would be great pb. I'll be doing a tour and meeting all the Freeolians like DL, HM and GP.
Nah, you don't want to meet me. I'm one of the dullest people to have ever walked the land.
Butch wrote:
pete_21 wrote:
[i]Finally got to see Cabin In The Woods last night, thought it was great, my Mrs. wasn't so keen though. It's not a film for everyone, I would say it's one that people will have to see for themselves.
Glad you enjoyed it pete, it was a difficult one to talk about without completely ruining it though. Next time you should go see The Avengers, I went on Saturday and had a really good time. Thought it was a really solid movie and, unsurprisingly, Hulk steals the show towards the end.[/i]
I agree, I would say that Cabin In The Woods is a film that you really need to see blind so I won't say too much as not too spoil it for anyone else. Every person that I have spoken to who has seen it seems to have taken something slightly different away from it, personally though I liked the direction it took but can understand why others may not. Hopefully going to see Avengers next week. 21 Jump Street is worth catching if you get the chance, that was good fun, miles better than I was honestly expecting.
pete_21 wrote:
[i]Finally got to see Cabin In The Woods last night, thought it was great, my Mrs. wasn't so keen though. It's not a film for everyone, I would say it's one that people will have to see for themselves.
Glad you enjoyed it pete, it was a difficult one to talk about without completely ruining it though. Next time you should go see The Avengers, I went on Saturday and had a really good time. Thought it was a really solid movie and, unsurprisingly, Hulk steals the show towards the end.[/i]
I agree, I would say that Cabin In The Woods is a film that you really need to see blind so I won't say too much as not too spoil it for anyone else. Every person that I have spoken to who has seen it seems to have taken something slightly different away from it, personally though I liked the direction it took but can understand why others may not. Hopefully going to see Avengers next week. 21 Jump Street is worth catching if you get the chance, that was good fun, miles better than I was honestly expecting.
Machie wrote:
Bulgaria? That's not your typical holiday destination. What's it like there? Must be good if you keep going back.
Keep up Machie ... a very popular place now Bulgaria and its Black Sea resorts... property buying has also been popular for at least 5 years!
Bulgaria? That's not your typical holiday destination. What's it like there? Must be good if you keep going back.
Keep up Machie ... a very popular place now Bulgaria and its Black Sea resorts... property buying has also been popular for at least 5 years!
Bulgaria? That's not your typical holiday destination. What's it like there? Must be good if you keep going back.
Going to clean install 7 on an SSD tonight, and my 7850 arrives tomorrow morning. I absolutely cannot wait
Also, lol.
Hundred bucks says it's a DNS block. 194.71.107.15 is the IP address. Save it in your bookmarks and you probably don't even need to bother with a proxy. Governments really are that retarded.
Also, lol.
Hundred bucks says it's a DNS block. 194.71.107.15 is the IP address. Save it in your bookmarks and you probably don't even need to bother with a proxy. Governments really are that retarded.
Machie wrote:
Hmm I just wondered, where do beach folk go on holiday if not to the sea side. I guess that would be Spain for you.
Personally I went to Bulgaria last year (and again this year).
My family have tended to go Lanzarote in recent years, so your Spanish guess isn't too far off.
Hmm I just wondered, where do beach folk go on holiday if not to the sea side. I guess that would be Spain for you.
Personally I went to Bulgaria last year (and again this year).
My family have tended to go Lanzarote in recent years, so your Spanish guess isn't too far off.
Sure that would be great pb. I'll be doing a tour and meeting all the Freeolians like DL, HM and GP.
We use to do caravan holidays (not the ones Clarkson hates) a lot when I was younger. Happy memories.
Hmm I just wondered, where do beach folk go on holiday if not to the sea side. I guess that would be Spain for you.
Exmouth beach is nice, almost died a few times getting trapped by the incoming water.
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Daily Mail top story. Those first two photos happen all the time. The one in 2007 was about half a metre higher which really turned the whole town into an island.
We use to do caravan holidays (not the ones Clarkson hates) a lot when I was younger. Happy memories.
Hmm I just wondered, where do beach folk go on holiday if not to the sea side. I guess that would be Spain for you.
Exmouth beach is nice, almost died a few times getting trapped by the incoming water.
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Daily Mail top story. Those first two photos happen all the time. The one in 2007 was about half a metre higher which really turned the whole town into an island.
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