Going to see Star Wars ROTS tonight, are you?

[bamaredwingsfan]

Im on sick leave til monday, so i might as well go see it, i got nothing else to do.

[Chris D]

Well, this will be the first one that I don't see on opening day at the first showing. Such is the natural progression of having a family, I suppose. Bought tickets today for a Sunday afternoon showing.

[saurabh]

It releases here on the 20th so will see it asap (ticket availability). 8)

[David Meek]

It'll be the weekend for us.

[cuda65]

I want to see it but don't care if it is right away. I am sure it will be in theaters for awhile.

[Gordon Moore]

Today at 3:20....buggering off work at about 12:30 to head over to the theater. arty:

[Snap]

Going to try and wait for the DVD. The wife is not thrilled about going to see it on "Date Night" so we will just chill till it comes out on DVD. Plus I sold my Storm Trooper outfit to buy a Remote! :roflmao:

[Patt]

Waiting for the DVD and then I'll wait it out again for the prices to drop........I'm sometimes a paitent man. :rofl:

[John Holmes]

Wow Pat, That's pretty patient! I'll be there this evening to see it.

[Kevin P]

I'll probably wait a couple weeks at least, until the throngs of kids in Yoda and Darth Vader costumes have gotten their obligatory 50+ screenings in. Then I'll get together with some friends and catch it at one of the new stadium seating theaters.

[rdram]

Tomorrow morning...got tickets for the 9:00AM showing. Coffee and popcorn...what more could you ask for. So much hype...hope it lives up to expectations.

[Brandon B]

Today at 3:20....buggering off work at about 12:30 to head over to the theater. arty:

That's bugging out of work. You might want to go look up bugger off before you use it again.

BB

[Patt]

Mmmm..thats odd....

I've heard of bugout (to leave), bug off (leave me alone), bugger up (to mess up)....the Dictionary has a couple I've heard of.
Maybe bugger off is slang for something your local kids have been using?

[Chris D]

Heheee... actually, I've never heard of the "to mess up" definition of "bugger". Especially with the Brits, bugger means something much more... uh... explicit.

[David Meek]

Yep. :B