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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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The place is decked out in faux thearatical victorian fassion, with loads of little nooks'n'cranies. And there are hidden buttons everywhere that do things, like...
- You pull a tiny little pin out of a wall, and a trap-door behind you open ups and your chair moves backwards and you're in a hexagonal chamber (in your chair), there is a black'n'white TV on the top that shows something like a 15 seconds of [someone winnning a gameshow, an old classic movie, yourself in the chamber, someone in another chamber etc]the hexigan-room then turns around 180 degrees, and then the chair lifts up and it slides you outside the pub thinking 'wtf'.
- Sometimes a hidden button on a table will make a little notepad and pencil fall from behind a pannel, and the notepad have an emotion and a emoticon face on it. The idea being that you think up a character for a book/film and its a sovineeer.
- Sometimes a button will make a one-way-mirror defrost so you can see the kitchens, except projected onto it is a murder scene.
- There were loads and loads of hidden buttons, pins-to-pull, weight-thinggys. I can't remember them all.
Think of it as a fun-house, with a faux-victorian theme, designed to get the imagination going with a SAW/Adam's Family like element to it. Only with booze. SOMEONE MAKE THIS PUB.
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