Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

My brother has no idea how to avoid people in the movie theater. You go at the earliest showtime in the middle of the week. Not the 12:20 showtime.

@blindsquarel Me and my brother went to see a movie at 9 PM on a Thursday, and we were literally the only ones there. Absolutely no one else, it was pure bliss.

There’s been a cat that has been showing up at our house lately. At first my parents didn’t want it here, now they are buying food for it.

Things are progressing nicely.

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko
That sounds amazing. I’ll have to start looking into later showtimes. Probably not gonna go to see guardians today since my brother has more planned than I thought he did.

@blindsquarel Haha. Yeah, my little sister used to want a German Shephard but she's decided to leave that for when she moves out, her new plan is to get a free roaming female cat so that she can have a steady supply of kittens.

@TeaCatherine
Sounds like an excellent plan your sister has. Both the German Shepard and the kittens.

@blindsquarel Plus, if there's some time overlap, she could teach the German Shephard the difficult skill of herding cats.

@blindsquarel Yeah, I went and saw Suzume in theatres a while back. I also saw Sword Art Online: Scherzo of The Deep Night in theatres, but we weren't alone that time sadly. Though Suzume was fun to watch alone.

@JadeKitsune Supercharged, I have the Bowser one, it's awesome!

@ComfyAko

@Colonel_Mustache
I have a feeling it will. My dad is a softie when it comes to animals.

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko
Every movie is fun to watch alone. That way people don’t talk over it.

@TeaCatherine
German Shepard a make pretty good cow dogs. A little training and it would be a cat herding machine.

@blindsquarel Nah, I don't nessecarily like to watch movies alone. I like to watch them with my brother.

@blindsquarel That said, any German Shephard will be many years in the future. We do have a herding dog, though so we could try with her. Sorry, do you Americans actually use the phrase "like herding cats" to describe a hard task?

@TeaCatherine Nope, never heard herding cats before.

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko Yeah, I kind of figured that it might not be a well know saying over there. What about "as useless as a chocolate fireguard"?

@TeaCatherine Nope

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko
That’s true. I guess I should say watching movies with the wrong people isn’t fun.

@TeaCatherine
Never heard the phrase “ like herding cats” before, but that’s going to change.

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko @blindsquarel Yeah, I feel like British English has way more quirky phrases than US English.

@TeaCatherine Taion, you muppet!

@TeaCatherine Yeah. I remember one time I used the phrase bloody massive and Seef just said "When did you become Bri'ish?"

@EllaTheKawaiiNeko are you Bri'ish?