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Re: Nights out

#31 Post by ejwrank » Thu Mar 31, 2011 11:52 am

Beate wrote:Erm... we were sitting by ourselves.
I wondered where you were Beate -- I headed to the middle, about 4/5 rows from the back as that's where we sat the night before (seats recommended by Bevvy). The view was good but you are right that it is almost impossible to get out in the middle of the film if you need to as the seats are so tight to the row in front. Bad cinema for that. But it was a nice get together beforehand and very glad to see everyone.
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#32 Post by Beate » Thu Mar 31, 2011 12:28 pm

We were actually ending up in the same row as you, just at the end of the row, LOL. I tried to wave but you didn't see me I suppose.
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#33 Post by ejwrank » Thu Mar 31, 2011 2:43 pm

Sorry I didn't see you -- I'm always blind when entering the cinema. Other cinemas are easier because I just look at the back row and see you there!
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Re: Nights out

#34 Post by prettyxcool » Thu Mar 31, 2011 3:02 pm

Beate wrote:Ha ha, I had an invite for the Westminster Boating thingy as well but unlike some I can't swan off early (it started at 4pm), and I had Source Code to go to. Plus, it was raining so I didn't think it would be all that great there. More fool me.
You could have come later, it actually says 4.30pm on my confirmation. Lots of people arrived well after 6pm and it was still going strong at 7.30pm when they said it was supposed to end. The registration desk was still open too.

I also thought no one would turn up being so wet yesterday but it had stopped raining after 3pm. Although Pimlico seems a long way on the map, it only took me 20 minutes to get there, so I had nearly not gone either!
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Re: Nights out

#35 Post by superhero » Thu Mar 31, 2011 3:26 pm

Don't say I am not thinking of people outside of London! For this living in Cambridge:


VIP Party Friday, 15th April 2011 5pm - 7pm

Hi Everyone
We're gearing up for Spring/Summer and have received lots of new lingerie, accessories and beachwear in store including some new brands:

Simone Perele lingerie
Andres Sarda lingerie and beachwear
Lingadore beachwear
Tutti and Co Jewellery
La Hola Jewellery

Come see and try on the new stock at our party at our boutique at 5 All Saints Passage, Cambridge, CB2 3LS.

We'll be providing drinks and nibbles again and, as a personal thank you to you, our loyal customers, in conjunction with Touche, Colombia, we're offering 15% off their complete collection! We're proud to be the sole UK stockist of this sophisticated Latin brand.

Please RSVP.

Looking forward to seeing you there
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Re: Nights out

#36 Post by Beate » Thu Mar 31, 2011 3:48 pm

prettyxcool wrote:
Beate wrote:Ha ha, I had an invite for the Westminster Boating thingy as well but unlike some I can't swan off early (it started at 4pm), and I had Source Code to go to. Plus, it was raining so I didn't think it would be all that great there. More fool me.
You could have come later, it actually says 4.30pm on my confirmation. Lots of people arrived well after 6pm and it was still going strong at 7.30pm when they said it was supposed to end. The registration desk was still open too.

I also thought no one would turn up being so wet yesterday but it had stopped raining after 3pm. Although Pimlico seems a long way on the map, it only took me 20 minutes to get there, so I had nearly not gone either!
How can I come later if I have a film in the evening?
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Re: Nights out

#37 Post by prettyxcool » Thu Mar 31, 2011 3:50 pm

Beate wrote:
prettyxcool wrote:
Beate wrote:Ha ha, I had an invite for the Westminster Boating thingy as well but unlike some I can't swan off early (it started at 4pm), and I had Source Code to go to. Plus, it was raining so I didn't think it would be all that great there. More fool me.
You could have come later, it actually says 4.30pm on my confirmation. Lots of people arrived well after 6pm and it was still going strong at 7.30pm when they said it was supposed to end. The registration desk was still open too.

I also thought no one would turn up being so wet yesterday but it had stopped raining after 3pm. Although Pimlico seems a long way on the map, it only took me 20 minutes to get there, so I had nearly not gone either!
How can I come later if I have a film in the evening?
Yeah, film or event. Tough one!
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Re: Nights out

#38 Post by superhero » Sun Apr 03, 2011 8:54 pm

I think the less I say about the food and drinks at the Xperia launch event the better ( I like my noodles, but would you call fried chicken noodles in a box, canapes? :blink: )
The brilliant thing was the set they built for the event, it looked like something out of Blade Runner or the chinatown scene in The Sorcerer's Apprentice. They clearly spent their whole budget on the set. There was a large scale model helicopter, there was a car that looked like a Gran Torino, there were lots of neon signs mixed with some red lanterns. They even went into the smaller details, in some corner you had some old VHS tapes.
It must be the season of the launches, HTC phones is doing their launch party on the 12th April

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Re: Nights out

#39 Post by superhero » Sat Apr 09, 2011 1:38 am

After the Red Riding Hood screening, went to an opening function and saw a few people and I was quite surprised, I saw Liz from the Apprentice (the one who might have beaten Stella). She was wearing the skimpiest skirt imaginable, I thought she was the conservative office type. She was definitely more Jordan than Stella. There was also Julian Bennett my friend told me (I don't know many TV stars I am afraid) and Richard Branson (I should have asked him about doing more Virgin film previews!!)

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#40 Post by superhero » Thu Apr 14, 2011 10:41 pm

Just came back from a corporate function and wow!!, they showed the world's first diamond ring.
Not any diamond ring, but the whole thing was made of diamonds (the normal metal bits were made of diamond). It's worth £43 million 8O
Even if I win the lottery I can't b*y it for you, a_person... :blink:

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