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What do you eat at the cinema?
Surely it has to be chocolate, sweets or popcorn? I made the mistake of having crisps one time. Felt like Anne Frank in the secret annex. :worry:
Could never understand why people buy hot dogs or poky wee tubs of ice cream that cost a fortune. |
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Should have made it multiple choice.
Sweets or chocolate >>> |
i voted sweets coz revels are sweets
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They are clearly chocolate. Haribo, wine gums, etc are sweets. |
i used to eat hot dogs at the cinema before i became a veggie
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Salty popcorn mmmmm
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Dry roasted peanuts
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/...nuts_on_a_.JPG and crispy M&M's https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....pL._SY450_.jpg I usually drink Pepsi Max https://www.caffeineinformer.com/wp-.../pepsi-max.jpg or Pineapple Sumol http://www.mercearia-m.pt/image/cach...90-500x500.jpg |
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these are chocolate covered sweets :hee: |
You might be right actually
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this is me when someone annoys me at the cinema :joker: |
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Hot Dogs, Salty and Sweet Popcorn with a large serving of Coca Cola when I don't feel like going on a diet...
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Usually popcorn. I only eat hotdogs if I'm having lunch at the cinema. Otherwise no.
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obvs i would never buy anything at the actual cinema
as i am not a mentalist |
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drinking and eating sweets or chocolate?
er no that is vile |
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Normally just popcorn and a drink (from the shop, not the cinema) |
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If you are eating chocolate, why would you want that sickly taste in your mouth throughout the remainder of the film? |
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I am there for a couple of hours to watch a film I dont want to be putting a drink down and up twisting knobs etc and creating a faff or needing a fecking piss. Eat my revels and get on with the film. |
Bit OTT
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