Joe. Posted 4 September 2008 Posted 4 September 2008 I saw you by the way again today Nick walking back from town while I was on the bus.
Trumpet Posted 4 September 2008 Posted 4 September 2008 I saw you by the way again today Nick walking back from town while I was on the bus. You always see me! Even in Leeds, you just happen to walk past me, this is becoming too regular Joe..
lildave3 Posted 4 September 2008 Posted 4 September 2008 You always see me! Even in Leeds, you just happen to walk past me, this is becoming too regular Joe.. Now all we need to find out is who is stalking who.
The Blur Posted 4 September 2008 Posted 4 September 2008 Hah, I was waiting outside there for a mate for about 10 minutes. She must have felt right weird with her arse literally out in the middle of a shopping centre in the day (woman outside La Senza, not my mate )It's dead impressive. It'll be fooking brilliant after christmas in the sales but they can charge what they want until then with the volume of people they'll be getting. At the risk of sound pervy I'm curious what was a half naked woman doing outside, was she modelling or something if she does then won't that put her at risk of getting her boobs felt up or some ass slapping by some pervs?
CKB Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Nope, because the shires doesn't look like a fat, ribbed dildo It's all coming together now!!!
Lillehamring Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 i like the look of the new inside bit, the missus swooned at the zara shop (this is online, by the way) but the bit that comes up to high st where the car park ramp was/is, is a pile of poo and looks like something youd see in some little town in the 60s, cheap and nasty... on the whole it reminds me of the haymarket, very bity and unco-ordinated, it's a bad start when parts of it look shabby already... but good to see some new/bigger stores, any news on what's happening to rackhams?
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 It's impressive. Saw Tommeh in River Island. Wasn't in the mood to look round though, Failed my theory by one mark <_< .
Samilktray Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 I was going to go today. But the weather put me off, and I'm really not bothered about any of the shops in there, except maybe the Apple Store.
Flynny Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Maturely I loaded a picture of an erect penis onto one of the iphones in there and scarpered.
Samilktray Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Maturely I loaded a picture of an erect penis onto one of the iphones in there and scarpered.
Tommy G Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Trying to book tickets for that new cinema tonight on the phone but the service is garbage... voice recognition?!?! Fu ckin nitemare, will just have to get there early doors..
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Oh, & yes, it was far too packed & warm for my liking. Going to be like animals tomorrow, Saturday is town is bad enough.
Tommy G Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 £7 from what I saw. Theres a cocktail bar apparentely, but why you would need that at a Cinema is beyond me! For those who have looked around, isn't there different prices depending on the screen you go two? on the website there is a 'directors hall' which I assume is the place with the reclining leather seats
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Will just stick to VUE I think, sounds too much like hard work getting into that cinema.
Tommy G Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Will just stick to VUE I think, sounds too much like hard work getting into that cinema. Sorted You can book online by clicking on the times under the title of the film. It is £7 each
Katy Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Maturely I loaded a picture of an erect penis onto one of the iphones in there and scarpered. You've made me 'lol' again Flynny! I know it's a tad sad but I felt a tinge of pride when they were reporting form the Highcross on Central news last night. Maybe it's because I don't live in Leicester anymore and I get dead proud whenever Leicester is mentioned in a good way plus I'm forever defending my home town to Lincolnshire folk, I don't know, perhaps just sad then. It looked fantastic though on the telly and I really must make some time to go into Leicester town and have a look when all the fuss has died down. Can you imagine how busy it's going to be tomorrow?
Tabou Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Sorted You can book online by clicking on the times under the title of the film. It is £7 each Until you add a medium pepsi and large popcorn. You then have to sell a kidney. But £7 isn't to bad. Isn't it likee £6.70 at Vue/Odeon now anyway? Is the new cinema doing Orange Wednesdays?
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 You've made me 'lol' again Flynny!I know it's a tad sad but I felt a tinge of pride when they were reporting form the Highcross on Central news last night. Maybe it's because I don't live in Leicester anymore and I get dead proud whenever Leicester is mentioned in a good way plus I'm forever defending my home town to Lincolnshire folk, I don't know, perhaps just sad then. It looked fantastic though on the telly and I really must make some time to go into Leicester town and have a look when all the fuss has died down. Can you imagine how busy it's going to be tomorrow? It's going to be ridiculous to be honest. Gotta go through town the get to train station aswell. But that side of town shall be empty
davieG Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Trying to book tickets for that new cinema tonight on the phone but the service is garbage... voice recognition?!?! Fu ckin nitemare, will just have to get there early doors.. I tried that 3 times it doesn't even recognise me saying Yes, FFS - I gave up.
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 I tried that 3 times it doesn't even recognise me saying Yes, FFS - I gave up. Book Online Mr. G.
Guest Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Can you imagine how busy it's going to be tomorrow? It's a risk I'm willing to take. I wish others would see the benefit of retail therapy.
Tilley Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 It's a risk I'm willing to take. I wish others would see the benefit of retail therapy. Guarentee, you will be after an hour.
Dr The Singh Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 You've made me 'lol' again Flynny!I know it's a tad sad but I felt a tinge of pride when they were reporting form the Highcross on Central news last night. Maybe it's because I don't live in Leicester anymore and I get dead proud whenever Leicester is mentioned in a good way plus I'm forever defending my home town to Lincolnshire folk, I don't know, perhaps just sad then. It looked fantastic though on the telly and I really must make some time to go into Leicester town and have a look when all the fuss has died down. Can you imagine how busy it's going to be tomorrow? I agree, LEICESTER CITY CENTR HAS BEEN A DUMP FOR YEARS, THIS WILL HOPEFULLy attract more business and make the city more appealing to investors!! The location is great as I get free parking at the local Sikh Temple which is right oppposite the holiday In!! I love the idea of the new cinema having a bar is excellant!!
Guest Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 Guarentee, you will be after an hour. I won't. T'Other Half will be before we've walked in through the door. He doesn't understand.
Katy Posted 5 September 2008 Posted 5 September 2008 It's a risk I'm willing to take. I wish others would see the benefit of retail therapy. I see the benefits alright, I just don't trust myself after the umpteeth person has barged past me Give me 9am on a weekday and I'm as happy as larreh
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