Last year I started on a little project to keep track of what and how many movies I watch a year.
The Cathay tickets are the best, cause 5 of them in a row is the width of one A4 piece of paper. So basically my aim was to watch one A4-piece-worth of movies, which basically means 30 ticket stubs. I've no idea what advantageous result I get from this (other than knowing the extension of my contribution to the box office) but it was just interesting.
Anyway so last year with the A-Levels and all, this is what I got:
26 movies! Just 4 ticket stubs shy of A4.
THIS YEAR... SO FAR...
34 movies and it's still September!
My stubs were entirely in chronological order till I found another 5 tickets in my drawer naturally after I was done, so that's that for orderliness.
Oh well anyway the printing on ticket stubs is really bad. The Cathay has the longest-lasting printing, the best size and the best thickness (unlike the flimsy nonsense from Shaw). Okay you just wasted 5 minutes of your time learning about all that.
Bye bye!
The Cathay tickets are the best, cause 5 of them in a row is the width of one A4 piece of paper. So basically my aim was to watch one A4-piece-worth of movies, which basically means 30 ticket stubs. I've no idea what advantageous result I get from this (other than knowing the extension of my contribution to the box office) but it was just interesting.
Anyway so last year with the A-Levels and all, this is what I got:
26 movies! Just 4 ticket stubs shy of A4.
THIS YEAR... SO FAR...
34 movies and it's still September!
My stubs were entirely in chronological order till I found another 5 tickets in my drawer naturally after I was done, so that's that for orderliness.
Oh well anyway the printing on ticket stubs is really bad. The Cathay has the longest-lasting printing, the best size and the best thickness (unlike the flimsy nonsense from Shaw). Okay you just wasted 5 minutes of your time learning about all that.
Bye bye!
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