Of course over dinner we will be able to tell Barnes all about how silly it is that Skynet is able to identify the young Kyle Reese by his image when he has lived his whole life in a post-apocalyptic junkyard, question why earlier versions of Terminators would be human-shaped when the great big gatling gun they have instead of an arm is possibly a bit of a give-away in an infiltration unit and query the liklihood of undertaking a heart transplant in an open-air temporary medical facility.
So at present the plan is to get-together at Melbourne Central Cinema for the 6.15pm session of Transformers on Wednesday 24 June before heading over to Dainty Sichuan or somewhere similar for some cumin ribs and other treats before heading over to MC Internet on Russell Street to play some silly games...
Let me know what you think?
Sounds good, timewise I'm not sure. I'll have a better idea tomorrow night.
ReplyDeleteBangar - it would be good to see you - same to Mr Havock, Nautilus and anyone else in town. Sweet Thang is away all week so I have a free pass for the night...
ReplyDeleteIt's a great idea, but I will have to discuss with the GLN. Any objections if I bring her along?
ReplyDeleteNot looking good for me, too hard to organise a baby sitter.
ReplyDeleteNeedless to say, count me in.
ReplyDeleteshit hgit shit, wed is not good, thur / fri/ tues are all a goer Bob
ReplyDeleteNaut & Havock - Damn - Thursday doesn't work for me because of work commitments. I can always come back for another session of Terminator on Friday evening if anyone is interested?
ReplyDeleteHavock - by the way i did you read my post down below about 'Poster Boy for the Apocalypse'???
Bangar - are you still on for Wednesday night?
I don't think so mate, I've got a full days work and I've got to prepare for excavation for the shed sunup on Thursday. Damn, I'd like to go to.
ReplyDeleteFriday is probably out for me as well as I have footy Saturday. A Friday night out with you lot and I won't be able to get out of bed Sat, let alone play.
ReplyDeleteTransformers review and commentary here:
ReplyDeletehttp://blogs.theage.com.au/schembri/archives/2009/06/transformers_2.html