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[kingandy]

Called the AA about the brakes, they said they would send a man.  Spent an hour waiting; the AA then rang to say they would be sending somebody from one of "their" garages instead.

Must be a busy period...

In other news: Last night we watched the Director's Cut of Colin Farrell's cockAlexander.  It was very pretty, though it was laid out very confusingly ("What is this nine years earlier than?  The previous scene, or the last flashback?  Isn't this all told in retrospect anyway?  Oh deary me.") and did go on a bit.  But, on the plus side, very pretty.

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[paulgregory.livejournal.com]

Apparently the theatrical version is more linear and despite not having as many scenes with his gay pal is even longer (nudging it into the 2-disc territory).

[jfs.livejournal.com]

It's also quite probable that you don't count as a high priority given that you're at home and safe, rather than stranded on the side of the motorway in inclement weather.

[kingandy]

Feh, details.

[happy101.livejournal.com]

and the AA suck ass..................

Sorry I live next door to an AA man.....he never seems to work...

[(Anonymous)]

I think the AA are great. They've helped me out a couple of times when it would have been a total nightmare otherwise, and the guys have always spotted exactly what the problem is.

[happy101.livejournal.com]

Well my opinion is jaded by my next door neighbor tobe fair... I have no idea what they are actually like

[icklejo]

They're a breakdown service, not a garage. You haven't broken down therefore they don't really care.

[kingandy]

The brakes aren't working. That's pretty broken.

TBH I think the only real difference is that the man didn't arrive in a shiny AA van...