Is After Hours "Chinatown" ?

Engelbert

We all remember the feel-good hit film of '74, Chinatown starring Jack Nicholson and directed by Roman Polanski. I was speaking to a friend who referred me here and said some strange stuff goes down here! It was quite literally.... "Don't ask Jake, it's Chinatown!"

Is After Hours really the internet equivalent of Chinatown? I've read some threads already and I'm not so sure. What do the regular After Hours crowd think? Should it be renamed?

Biggins

...More like the Twilight Zone sometimes.

WIZE

After hours can answer any question ever thought of

It may not be the answer your looking for but you will get an answer

ejmaztec

It's the 20 quid version of The Matrix.

Biggins

ejmaztec wrote: »

It's the 20 quid version of The Matrix.

So we are the more expensive and better version? :pac:

PeterIanStaker

Biggins wrote: »

So we are the more expensive and better version? :pac:

Better than the two sequels anyway!

Engelbert

WIZE wrote: »

After hours can answer any question ever thought of

It may not be the answer your looking for but you will get an answer

I think that may answer my query, cheers WIZE!

I was expecting barbaric ritual meetings and secret handshakes

Biggins

Engelbert wrote: »

I was expecting barbaric ritual meetings and secret handshakes

...O' we have that too but thats where there is a full moon.
...And its usually one of us doing the mooning!

WIZE

Engelbert wrote: »

I think that may answer my query, cheers WIZE!

I was expecting barbaric ritual meetings and secret handshakes

I told you . That wasn't confusing now was it .

Please come again

Agent Smith

ejmaztec wrote: »

It's the 20 quid version of The Matrix.

WIZE

If After hours was to be renamed it should be called 42

Biggins

Agent Smith wrote: »

Cheer up, the poster could have said we were like that clap-trap "Sex in the city"

MitchKoobski

You know when you're in the pub for a few social drinks, which turns into a few more, and then someone asks a question concerning a very debatable subject. As the talking gets a bit louder other people in the bar join in on the debate. Both sides have their say and make some valid points, and everyone is generally having a good time. People are getting along and having a happy conversation.
Then the weird guy at the bar shouts over "Did anybody see that hot one doing the RTÉ Weather!?" and proceeds to show them all a picture on his phone.






AH is the weird guy at the bar.

El Siglo

Biggins wrote: »

Cheer up, the poster could have said we were like that clap-trap "Sex in the city"

Or Con Air...

Biggins

MitchKoobski wrote: »

You know when you're in the pub for a few social drinks, which turns into a few more, and then someone asks a question concerning a very debatable subject. As the talking gets a bit louder other people in the bar join in on the debate. Both sides have their say and make some valid points, and everyone is generally having a good time. People are getting along and having a happy conversation.
Then the weird guy at the bar shouts over "Did anybody see that hot one doing the RTÉ Weather!?" and proceeds to show them all a picture on his phone.

AH is the weird guy at the bar.

We are that WHOLE bar/pub!

Agent Smith

Biggins wrote: »

Cheer up, the poster could have said we were like that clap-trap "Sex in the city"

3 whores and their horse?

Biggins

Agent Smith wrote: »

3 whores and their horse?

Yes, but lets not bring Carmilla Parker Bowles into this decent conversation. :pac:

Wazdakka

Pffffft...

Chinatown, Schminatown..

If Chinese underground gangs are you're thing,
THIS.. is a way better movie.

ejmaztec

Biggins wrote: »

Cheer up, the poster could have said we were like that clap-trap "Sex in the city"

Some days it's like the Woody Allen movie - "Every Thing You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask"

On other days it's like the Spartan movie, except it would be re-titled "800".

El Siglo

Biggins wrote: »

Yes, but lets not bring Carmilla Parker Bowles into this decent conversation. :pac:

Carmilla Parker Bowles.

A horse.

Coincidence? I think not.

Engelbert

Jesus! I'm sorry I asked!

Superbus

Engelbert wrote: »

Jesus! I'm sorry I asked!

Why?

Btw -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCZO9xeYA8g

Biggins

Engelbert wrote: »

Jesus! I'm sorry I asked!

Welcome to "After Hours" and this thread is only 32 minutes old!

Zombienosh

Everytime I click on after hours I hear "We knew you'd come back, they always come back" in a Vincent Price sort of voice.

PeterIanStaker

AH is the saloon in a Western movie, when the stranger walks in, the piano stops and the local varmints look up from their card game . . .

Engelbert

Engelbert wrote: »

Jesus! I'm sorry I asked!

Ash the pop instead!

El Siglo

AlcoholicA wrote: »

Everytime I click on after hours I hear "We knew you'd come back, they always come back" in a Vincent Price sort of voice.

That reminds me of the "Witchfinder General", that's what AH is.

PeterIanStaker

AH could also be likened to the guy on the bus with Tourette's (may or may not be driving the bus)

Engelbert

Superbus wrote: »

Why?

Like I said at the start, don't ask Superbus, it's Chinatown!

super_furry

It's a classroom in a school for young offenders where the teacher has permanently 'just stepped outside for a minute'.

Agent Smith

WIZE wrote: »

After hours can answer any question ever thought of

It may not be the answer your looking for but you will get an answer

{Please note - Answer may involve facekicking}