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The Pepsi Challenge
18-Nov-05, 17:01
That has to be up there on my end-of-year most-depressing-website list. But thanks for reminding me, Sandra, how long I have to wait for the loneliest, most morbid day of the year. Unlike the Murphys...
Come and have christmas with me then Pepsi!!!!
I had a miserable time last year so this year im pushing hte boat out watch out for an advert in the paper " Nowhere to go at Xmas?come to Squidge's house, turkey trimmings real fire good company" places are limited only be the size of my oven
First come first served!!!
Come and have christmas with me then Pepsi!!!!
I had a miserable time last year so this year im pushing hte boat out watch out for an advert in the paper " Nowhere to go at Xmas?come to Squidge's house, turkey trimmings real fire good company" places are limited only be the size of my oven
First come first served!!!
Me me please, I'll bring the Stilton and Port, and can Mrs G come as well:p
lassieinfife
18-Nov-05, 17:14
Awwwww gee Sandra just what I needed .................. not !!!!:(
lassieinfife
18-Nov-05, 17:15
Wahhhhhhhhhhhh ooooooooo think im working xmas:D
The Pepsi Challenge
18-Nov-05, 17:22
Cool. Looks like we've got a Caithness.org forum Xmas day special at Squidge's house. I'll bring the Buckfast and the marshmallows. It's OK, I can sleep standing up in a broom cupboard if there's nae room.
There is room pepsi - ill bunk up the kids head to toe and you can go inbetween mr and mrs golach!!!!!
Gawd Sandra, that's some avatar! Is that what working for UKAEA does to you? :eek:
One of the best Christmases I ever had was one of the least Christmassy. We started off in Val Thorens, the sun was shining, the snow was fantastic, and the slopes were nearly empty. We skied just about every slope between Val Thorens, Meribel and Courchevel. Christmas lunch was a huge plate of pommes frites and a shared baguette, washed down with a half-litre or two of beer, all in a mountain-top restaurant with steamed-up windows somewhere between Meribel and Courchevel. Ah, those were the days. Must do it again sometime.
That time of year again :( i wish they would let me work that day i keep asking but no joy
It'll be great - Tugmistress can let us know if the weather will be oK on the way to Squidges...Dr Szin can work out how to divide the turkey and trimmings for us all...Rheghead can provide the fairy for the tree... and some of the youngsters can bring the jokes!
Then Fred can turn up just as the clock stikes six and remind us all that its a pagan festival and that the Americans are to blame for all the turkey suffering in the world.
I am really looking forward to it!!
I'll bring some sarcasm for afters.
The Pepsi Challenge
18-Nov-05, 17:32
Quality signature, Wullug.
Tugmistress
18-Nov-05, 19:13
It'll be great - Tugmistress can let us know if the weather will be oK on the way to Squidges...Dr Szin can work out how to divide the turkey and trimmings for us all...Rheghead can provide the fairy for the tree... and some of the youngsters can bring the jokes!
Then Fred can turn up just as the clock stikes six and remind us all that its a pagan festival and that the Americans are to blame for all the turkey suffering in the world.
I am really looking forward to it!!
I'll bring some sarcasm for afters.
Cheers hereboy :) i'll try my best nearer the day :) just think about wrapping up warm towards the last week of this month going by the charts at the moment ;)
Do you think that theres any chance that the government can ban xmas being mentioned until december?The law would include no advertising for xmas gift ideas outside december, no street lights until the suggested time of year and words associated with xmas are to be considered foul language when used at a time other than xmas.
Don't get me wrong, I love christmas, but I hate seeing it being immediately advertised the day after Halloween!
Naefearjustbeer
18-Nov-05, 20:49
I am with you on that one Moncur, I hate how everywhere you go you are bombarded with Christmas advertising, songs etc, it has turned Christmas into one big money grabbing event. I am the biggest humbug in the run up to Christmas and then I get into the spirit of things on Christmas day, After that I wish everything would return to normal.
lassieinfife
18-Nov-05, 22:02
Cant we cancel it altogether?:(
porshiepoo
18-Nov-05, 22:25
You boring old la lahs! :D
IT'S CHRISTMAS! Yay! Go santa... go santa..... go santa!:D
lassieinfife
18-Nov-05, 22:48
:p errrrrrrrrrrr its not actually christmas untill 25th December
Naefearjustbeer
18-Nov-05, 23:01
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Christmas is cancelled :eek:
That time of year again :( i wish they would let me work that day i keep asking but no joy
I used to work on Christmas day and believe me it was no joy
Naefearjustbeer
19-Nov-05, 01:39
He's just wanting the premium time for working on Christmas day :D
I will be working nightshift again this Christmas it doesnt bother me that much, It will stop me from over eating and drinking, Last time I didnt work christmas I had a 26oz steak and a bottle of my homemade wine and slept for 18 hours afterwards :rolleyes: I am better off going to work. I will get home in the morning and see my girls getting prezzies then its of to bed for a few hours and get up and have a smaller steak and some appletise. Then off to work, I dont need to watch the Queens speech, 007 or superman.
I used to work on Christmas day and believe me it was no joy
Oh, well i wish they would give me a chance to find out lol
I dont need to watch the Queens speech, 007 or superman.
Oh no lol you have ruined the xmas day tv listings, you were not meant to know till 2 weeks before :rolleyes:
I am enjoying the retired life and am definitely looking forward to entertaining my children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren with the assistance of my wonderful wife during the approaching holidays. Here's wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for all of you folks viewing this Thread.
Bah Humbug!! Christmas!! thon Jewish joiner has a lot to answer for as far as Im concerned[mad]
Ah Xmas............the nicest one we ever had was the year I dug my heels in and decided that I wasnt going to get caught up in all the razzamataz, I was going to do it my way........we kept it very simple, only bought what we needed and could afford............had a thoroughly good time. Its a mind thing........."you can choose what to make it", you can think bah humbug not that time of year again, you can worry yourself stupid by wondering where youre going to get the money and what to get everyone........that doesnt work........it only spreads misery and stresses you out! You can change your mind and think I am going to enjoy Xmas and the run up to it, rise above the misery and the worry and dont get bogged down by all the Hard Sell Merchants and the I Want Brigade, you can choose what you make it.............Its the atmosphere that counts more than anything at the end of the day...........have fun and enjoy it!
Very well said, phoenix, you have the right idea! It *is* the atmosphere that counts more than anything at the end of the day. Unfortunately, Christmas is far too commercialised, and there's no point in going broke, or in huge credit card debt trying to buy the "perfect" gifts for everyone! I do enjoy Christmas, with all the lights, trees and decorations, Christmas parties, etc. But to me, it's the goodwill, family and friends thing that's more important than impressive gifts! :)
Bobinovich
19-Nov-05, 22:53
One of the best Christmases I had was when my whole family was up here during a heavy snow and the power went off. We ate a fry-up cooked on a coal fire and spent the rest of the afternoon and evening playing god knows how many hands of whist - eventually by candle-light.
Ah, what a wonderful, totally non-commercial Christmas that was.
perdomcgrory
19-Nov-05, 22:54
im gled i wisna er,i would o pissed my sel wi e excitement
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