Terror Bull Games

How many games can you get in a four door saloon? Answers on a postcard to the usual address

A lovely welcoming round of applause from the waiting crowd - super

Rob in charge of crowd control (well, would you disobey this man?)

The line of freebie-fans, stretching off into the distance

Tongue out of cheek. Cheeky.

It's almost love. Not quite reciprocated by the man in the blue shirt though.

Another happy customer ... who just happens to be an attractive lady and this is in no way related to Tom including the photo in the gallery, apparently.

Thanks with a tinge of menace

Love the ironic wink.

Feeling the terror... or possibly a fist. We wouldn't like to say.

Thanks with a little help from a fellow queuee

Oh yeh, shout it from the rooftops.

If only... But look at the all the fun they missed out on.

Triumphant!

Just so you know, these girls aren't photoshopped in. It's true, 'War on Terror' isn't just for boys.

From top to bottom: Zavvi staff and security looking less than impressed; Looks like we're in trouble - they're writing notes - possibly a letter to take home to our mums; But we've befriended the enemy. Guaranteed immunity from prosecution for life.

Looking so calm in the face of so much chaos. She must be listening to whale song or something.

Comedy Legend Graham Linehan about to get the chop...

Worried faces towards the back of the queue. Will there be enough games?

The last lucky chap and his transformation from surprise, to elation, to hunger in three short seconds.