May be a ginge

Some films need the total immersion you get in cinemas though.
Although there are a small number of "good" seats in cinemas,
and a lot of crap seats...

 

No. They don't.

This is probably true, but I've never been in one that's as comfy as
my armchair in front of the telly, over which I have complete control
of volume or even to pause while I get another beer from the kitchen.

 

You find them orgasmic?

 

What about that **** Mike, wasn't he going to do something like that?

 

You are a very bad man, Ginge. I've just shot snot all over my
keyboard.

 

Read it. Really, you ought to. It's a small book by Hardy's standards.

 

Still don't get it, eh?

 

Never read it, wished I had. Scanned my son's copy and realised it was
best left.

I read The Catcher in the Rye about 5 years ago and realised it was a
mistake. I should have read that at 14 or so and moved on, as you say.

Mind you, Toad of Toad Hall and the Narnia series are a completely
different kettle of fish...

 

he seems to have fucked off, or crash again and finally died.

 

That's what I hoped^w thought.

 

**** Des, that was nearly funny.

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You _do_ know what the Narnia books are about, don't you?


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The speccy Geordie twat.

 

What fucking difference does it make?

I can see the parallel between Aslan and Christ; the stone, the cross
and the rising of the dead. Was there something else?