O/T Food in theatre's.

[AmexRuislip]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/22/imelda-staunton-ban-eating-theatre/

Spot on [MENTION=525]Cheeky Monkey[/MENTION]

[/QUOTE]Imelda later remarked on punters at the American Express Community Stadium, who for some reason are incapable of going to watch a football match without having to stuff their faces with a pie[/QUOTE]

 

[BensGrandad]

Similar situ with Kia Ora really. Where else would you drink it?

I must admit I cannot remember seeing it on sale other than in a cinema and hearing the " Arora ask the girl for Kia Ora."

 

[goldstone]

Very surprised we're on page 3 and no one has pointed out to the OP that "theatres" in the title is a plural noun and does not have an apostrophe.

O/T Food in theatre's ..... no, no, no, no.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Very surprised we're on page 3 and no one has pointed out to the OP that "theatres" in the title is a plural noun and does not have an apostrophe.

O/T Food in theatre's ..... no, no, no, no.

 

[nordicgod]

Went to Worthing dome last year to watch a movie and a group were eating KFC ffs

 

[happypig]

I only look at these threads to read the tags at the foot of the page.....

I'd never noticed them until now, thank you

 

[studio150]

Never understood the need to eat during the performance at the theatre or the cinema.

There should be eating and no eating screenings so that those of us that just want to enjoy the film can do in peace and quiet. Although I must admit I did chuckle a lot when watching Arrival, when an overweight chap knocked his oversize bucket of popcorn off the front rail onto the floor. He must have been very hungry as he made his way to the end of the row and then moved his way to where the fallen popcorn was, and scooped it up and placed back into the bucket, retook his seat and started munching his way through the lot during the film.

 

[BN9 BHA]

I'd never noticed them until now, thank you

I've just noticed a new one!

 

[trueblue]

Went to a film at the Odeon in Tottenham Court Road recently which I really wouldn't recommend. Screen about the size of some of the tellies in Selfridges and sound about as loud as an iPhone speaker. Which posed a problem with 4 girls behind us troughing on popcorn for the first hour. It sounded like feeding time at a pig farm for porkers who'd not eaten for a month. Utterly ruined what was already a rip-off experience.