***SSNL AUGUST LIFE THREAD PART 2 ***

[Shizzle12345]

K guys im having a dilemma, i just dl the bourne ultimatum. Its almost dvd quality, I got 19" screen and sick ass headphones.

or should i wait till 14 sept to see it in cinemas? I really really want to see it, but since i heard its so good, I dunno if i want to see it in its full glory (cinema).

Basicly i cant decide, I rarely have that issue, but now i need your guys help.

[orange]

hmmm...i've seen it in theatres. some of the stunts/action is definitely cool.

can you wait? depends how much you want to see it i guess.

[Shizzle12345]

I can barely constrain myself to click the thing, let alone delete it from my computer lol. I really like the bourne movies.

[thac]

Please see it in cinema.

[Jay Riall]

Cinema for sure. Also what [censored] country are you in that it only comes out on the 14th of September?

[BigPoppa]

That's really, really weird. I finished watching the new Bourne a few seconds ago on my laptop. I enjoyed it, but honestly can't see why you'd wait for the theater.

It's not like I can find many movies that aren't dubbed into German anyway, so I watch everything at home. Your call.

[Jay Riall]

Also, threw up whilst snowboarding today. Snowboarding is not a good idea whilst hungover.

[jonyy6788]

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[BigPoppa]

I thought people stopped using "whilst" when Jane Austen died.

[Jay Riall]

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Whilst is synonymous with while in standard British English and Australian English; in American English, it can be considered pretentious or archaic.

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