Dragon training.

[lewis1641]

Borrowed my mate's 5 year old the other day to watch how to train a dragon.

Awesome film. Kids rule too. He managed to fall into his seat and somehow ended up upside down with popcorn everywhere. Ate all his replacement popcorn in about half an hour then started on mine. Drank his drink then drank mine. Then tells me he feels sick. Awesome.

Took him out for tea and allowed him to pic his own food. Ordered stuff he doesn.t like! Got to love em.

Was a great feeling looking in the back of the car on the way home though and seeing him fast asleep still wearing his 3d glasses.

 

[cchris2lou]

best bit was you can give him back at the end of the day .

 

[perry]

best bit was you can give him back at the end of the day .

Yeah all pumped up on sweets , I bet your mate loved you for that

 

[longun]

its just like that when i take you riding lol

kids are ace but i couldnt eat a full one

 

[6.5x55]

He managed to fall into his seat and somehow ended up upside down with popcorn everywhere.

Best bit was you can give him back at the end of the day.

Can you tell I love my 5/7 year old niece/nephew as well .

 

[Pickle]

Do you do babysitting to order Dave, or is it just when you want to watch a film?

 

[orange71]

I took my 8 year old to see it - great film (No popcorn). Animation is astounding. Went to the 2D version though (deliberately).

 

[lewis1641]

Film use only i'm afraid pickle

 

[The Ken]

Great I'll stick my 3 kids on the train at the weekend

It costs our family over £40 to go to see a 3D film now (five of us) and that is before we have bought any sweets. :shock:

 

[Pickle]

It costs our family over £40 to go to see a 3D film now (five of us) and that is before we have bought any sweets. :shock:

Indeed!

I'm tight, make the lil' beggars wait until its out on DVD