It's that time...
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k.k.

Original Poster:

397 posts

267 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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....of year again! Not sure if I am the first to do it this season but, having just had a satisfying late "working" lunch at the pub I feel like doing it, so there!!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all the PHers. Hope you all have a good (and safe) one.



CHEERS!

KK



Thelemming

4,319 posts

294 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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It's still November!

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Bit late aren't ya?

It ended 11 months ago.

vixpy1

42,699 posts

293 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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You've blown your chance you see.. too early so its going to get locked..

To get the 'mega Christmas thread' you have to be later!

Prof Higgins

11,706 posts

268 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Bugger Off

















tampon

4,637 posts

254 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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k.k. said:
....of year again! Not sure if I am the first to do it this season but, having just had a satisfying late "working" lunch at the pub I feel like doing it, so there!!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all the PHers. Hope you all have a good (and safe) one.



CHEERS!

KK





ITS NOVEMBER

Seriously though nice message, but it gets earlier every year. I love Christmas but starting it too early seem to spread the butter too thin.

vixpy1

42,699 posts

293 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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tampon said:


but starting it too early seem to spread the butter too thin.


Try KY

k.k.

Original Poster:

397 posts

267 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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It ain't too early, the Oxford/Regent Street lights are on, already receiving Christmas cards at work, booked the Christmas party! ANYWAY MERRY HAPPY JOLLY WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS TO YOU (even the grumpy ones) WHETHER YOU WANT IT OR NOT!!!!!

stepej

445 posts

269 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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isn't drink a wonderful thing ?


bah humbug!!

timmy30

9,325 posts

256 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Oh marvellous ca't wait to hear Cliff Richard again.

Or that sodding Slade song.

Or stupid adverts about father xmas shopping at ASDA for a
Chav xmas.

Oohhhh yummy undercooked yet strangely dry turkey. Great a 1964 James Bond film Iv'e seen 17 times. Oh and visiting old relatives who somehow all smell of wee and mothballs.

grahamdance

464 posts

266 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Its November

Bah humbug.

YamR1,V64motion

5,739 posts

253 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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timmy30 said:
Oh marvellous ca't wait to hear Cliff Richard again.

Or that sodding Slade song.

Or stupid adverts about father xmas shopping at ASDA for a
Chav xmas.

Oohhhh yummy undercooked yet strangely dry turkey. Great a 1964 James Bond film Iv'e seen 17 times. Oh and visiting old relatives who somehow all smell of wee and mothballs.




wow, that really was well summed up, i couldnt have put it better if i tried

xiphias

5,889 posts

256 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Christmas being a christian festival, surely it actually starts on the 25th? Dunno about the decorations, but surely they should at least wait until advent? A fool and his money are easily parted, imo.

k.k.

Original Poster:

397 posts

267 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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The Christmas Lentern Calander starts on 15 November!



tampon

4,637 posts

254 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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k.k. said:
The Christmas Lentern Calander starts on 15 November!





If you in the mood mate ( oh err ) then enjoy yourself, nothing like feel good christmas spirt, just that commerical side I hate.

I am now starting to feel christmasy !, ummm need to get a tree so the cat can pull it down.......DOOH

combover

3,009 posts

256 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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timmy30 said:
Oh marvellous ca't wait to hear Cliff Richard again.

Or that sodding Slade song.

Or stupid adverts about father xmas shopping at ASDA for a
Chav xmas.

Oohhhh yummy undercooked yet strangely dry turkey. Great a 1964 James Bond film Iv'e seen 17 times. Oh and visiting old relatives who somehow all smell of wee and mothballs.


Yeah....don't you just love it?!

Combover

hood

1,286 posts

252 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Well i spotted my first of the year yesterday...........Nov 16th and they had their decorations up and lights out the front of their house all flashing ............ it's only the MIDDLE of NOVEMBER....does this mean they wont take them down untill the middle of February
Glyn.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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Prof Higgins said:


Bugger Off


Hear, hear.....mutter, mutter

combover

3,009 posts

256 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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hood said:
Well i spotted my first of the year yesterday...........Nov 16th and they had their decorations up and lights out the front of their house all flashing ............ it's only the MIDDLE of NOVEMBER....does this mean they wont take them down untill the middle of February
Glyn.


They had stuff in ASDA around the middle of October beleive it or not!
Really made me mad!

etc.....

Combover

hugh_

3,745 posts

270 months

Thursday 17th November 2005
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I was doing fieldwork for my uni course (Geology), from the 31st Oct - 4th and the bar at the place we were staying had all its christmas decorations up. Totally cringeworthy and tasteless one too. Its utterly stupid how early it all starts, I agree that a fairly short short and sweet christmas is the way to go.