Secret Cinema
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So you go and watch an old film at a secret location?
Why do you dress up to do this?
What was all that other **** about?
It creates an experience (not specifically "old" films), the film obviously isn't the highlight of the event.
I suppose your supposed to imagine just for a while you are part of the film and its universe; something tailored for the more die hard motion picture fans and the curious of course.
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Sounds good may check it out.
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£23 for a ticket?! The idea sounds cool but I could buy the DVD's for £5, dress up in my own home and invite my friends over for a similar experience.
Even for Barely Legal XXX?
This isn't particularly new though...
OP does also appear to be on drugs and has seemingly posted a bunch of nonsense. There is also secret bingo nowadays - yup you've guessed it the usual Hoxton Square crowd get dressed up, meet at a "secret" location only announced on the day and then play a game of bingo. Later on everyone draws on each other and generally gets rather drunk, its all a bit silly but because stuff like this is supposedly 'cool' and popular with media types it attracts rather hot girls... therein is a big dilemma.
As stupid as these events are and as rundown and generally shoddy as certain 'trendy' east end venues are pointing out the obvious is decidedly un-cool. Its better to just bite your lip, realise that arty types are still as **** witted as when you were at uni, have a bit of fun, bring back one of the uber trendy little media darlings with you and then proceed to (in the words of OCUK) "Smash her pasty"... Dressing in a Nathan Barley esq manner helps too...
OP does also appear to be on drugs and has seemingly posted a bunch of nonsense. There is also secret bingo nowadays - yup you've guessed it the usual Hoxton Square crowd get dressed up, meet at a "secret" location only announced on the day and then play a game of bingo. Later on everyone draws on each other and generally gets rather drunk, its all a bit silly but because stuff like this is supposedly 'cool' and popular with media types it attracts rather hot girls... therein is a big dilemma.
As stupid as these events are and as rundown and generally shoddy as certain 'trendy' east end venues are pointing out the obvious is decidedly un-cool. Its better to just bite your lip, realise that arty types are still as **** witted as when you were at uni, have a bit of fun, bring back one of the uber trendy little media darlings with you and then proceed to (in the words of OCUK) "Smash her pasty"... Dressing in a Nathan Barley esq manner helps too...
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Jesus, this makes even less sense than ... no, it makes no sense.
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Sorry for the revival, but anyone been the latest one? I went on Sat and must admit, it was pretty awesome.
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If you have an iphone, you're in.
Most definitely. I can tell from my vast experience of dogging and from seeing quite a few dogs in my time.
Well, if it was Prometheus you went to see, my sister went with a few of her friends (dressed in blue boiler suits). Said she had a cracking time.