So much for super-early booking in online and choosing your seat. I got moved due to a technical issue. If it wasn't for the five minute process of booking in, the skipping of a thirty-forty minute queue and the general peace of mind it gives you, I'd be fuming. I still will be if I find a Mr Son of the Head of IT-In-Charge of Online Booking Systems in my seat.
Queuing up to get food at some Wetherspoons type pub and I see the latest (possibly) Jennifer Lopez (possibly) video. In it she bursts into a nightclub, shoves a woman down some stairs, pushes a guy off the dance floor, gets a bunch of women to cheer on her sexually explicit dance routine, stuffs money in the mouth of some bloke, kicks another, bursts down a door, bursts down another door, and then in an unexpected twist, rescues a child stuck in slavery in the kitchen. Who would have thought she wasn't the bad guy? I can only imagine the conversation between her people and the music video people "we want something that says 'J-lo is against child slavery'" "okay" "and men exploiting women" "uh-huh" "and for doing really sexual dances while wearing very little" "right..."
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