If you arrive second, you do not have the right to have anyone move over to give you the best seat, like say the middle aisle seats, unless you are handicapped in some way that makes it difficult for you to sit anywhere else.

I'm always amazed at the people who arrive late and expect people to move over from the middle aisle seats. What I do is move out to the aisle and let them pass through to the middle seats.

The best way to avoid altogether the types depicted in the film (and all distractions) on Sundays, is to sit in the first 2 rows. They never go there.

Perfect video summary of the first world problems and events leading up to and preceding the Crisis in the Church. (*Nice version)

Of course, the third world problems were much worse, so much so that Bishop De Castro Mayer had to seperate the sexes to one side and the other and this remains even today, sometimes leaving children unattended on one side and mother and father no where near each other in the church, among other issues.

I got a good chuckle out of this one. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

I enjoy sitting to the front. Fewer distractions and I can see perfectly without having to look around people's heads.