The 'I Hate Christmas' Thread.

The 'I Hate Christmas' Thread.

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anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 6th December 2010
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Fun Bus said:
time with GF/Mum/Sister.
Your girlfriend is also your mum who is also your sister? Yikesy!!!!

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 6th December 18:02


Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 6th December 18:03

Captain Cadillac

2,974 posts

187 months

Monday 6th December 2010
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I never celebrated Christmas growing up and, TBH, I can't "get" it even now. I also think that putting silly lights all over your house looks fking ridiculous.

Starfighter

4,927 posts

178 months

Monday 6th December 2010
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garyhun said:
Fun Bus said:
time with GF/Mum/Sister.
Your girlfriend is also your mum who is also your sister? Yikesy!!!!

Edited by garyhun on Monday 6th December 18:02


Edited by garyhun on Monday 6th December 18:03
Norfolk or Forest Of Dean?
getmecoat

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

218 months

Monday 6th December 2010
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Yes, I can see how that can be read!

To clarify: GF and Mum and Sister all of whom are individuals and not the same person in anyway.

Oh, and I'm from Nottingham which us far enough away from Lincolnshire and Norfolk for families to be as they should!

Bowler

905 posts

211 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2010
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Resurrecting a dormant thread, from a few weeks ago....

Yes, I fking hate Christmas. With the kids grown up and gone, I just find it a right pain in the fking arse.

I fking hate that every shop/supermarket and most all, TV adverts, are encouraging me to part with my hard-earned from September onwards, with their false, celebratory st

I hate the struggle/challenge to find something innovative and useful to buy for my wife every year

I hate the fact that my kids virtually specify the things they want me to buy them

I hate the fact that my kids and their partners ask me what I want - why don't you use your fking imagination FFS!

I really fking hate the fact that in the seven days before the “big day” the supermarkets are full of people “stocking up” as if there will be no food sold for the next 14 days – it’s shut for 1 day, FFS

I hate the fact that the supermarkets put 50% on the price of stuff I buy for the other 50 weeks of the year, just because it has got some poxy fking holly printed in the packaging

I hate the fact that I’m given no choice but to take xx days off work at the least possible attractive time that I would choose to do so - personally I prefer the sun for days off, not TV and shi-ite weather

I hate the fact that on Boxing day, the pub is rammed full of people who haven’t set foot in any pub for at least the last 364 days

If I had more spare cash, we’d ps off somewhere hot for the whole period....

Christmas is for young kids and the joyous look on their cherubic little faces, when they actually believe that (for one night only) you can con them that it’s actually OK not to fear that some mysterious fat bloke will burgle the house, despite the fact that he may scatter presents about. All I need now as for my grand-daughter to grow up, quick.

So, until either my grand-child grows up, or my family have a whip round and surprise me with a brand new Convertible C6 Corvette, I will remain a right fking grumpy old !

Bah, humbug and all that stuff

bks!

Edited for some dodgy grammar, after a few beers

Edited by Bowler on Thursday 23 December 00:04

robsco

7,830 posts

176 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2010
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Excellent rant, Bowler. No idea what to get the GF this year. I'm working Xmas eve, and the Alfa is in the garage for some work tomorrow, so things are going to be tight... I fking hate Xmas too.

working class

8,855 posts

187 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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I honestly believe that Christmas is only good if you have a partner and/or children. Other than that it's just a glorified more expensive Sunday dinner, with slightly better programs on tv.

XJSJohn

15,966 posts

219 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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Bowler said:
or my family have a whip round and surprise me with a brand new Convertible C6 Corvette, I will remain a right fking grumpy old !
hehe

PoleDriver

28,640 posts

194 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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When you've been divorced, and all of your children have left home, Christmas really is a st time of the year! frown

croyde

22,919 posts

230 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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I really feking hate the fact that in the seven days before the “big day” the supermarkets are full of people “stocking up” as if there will be no food sold for the next 14 days – it’s shut for 1 day

This is so true. Why!

Edited by croyde on Thursday 23 December 23:04

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

244 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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croyde][b said:
I really feking hate the fact that in the seven days before the “big day” the supermarkets are full of people “stocking up” as if there will be no food sold for the next 14 days – it’s shut for 1 day, FFS
[/b]

This is so true. Why!
They're too busy shopping for 'bargains' at department store sales to buy food in after the event.

king arthur

6,566 posts

261 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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working class said:
I honestly believe that Christmas is only good if you have a partner and/or children. Other than that it's just a glorified more expensive Sunday dinner, with slightly better worse programs on tv.
Fixed that for you.

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

218 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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Just been reminded of something else I hate about Christmas. Why do people in the office think that since Monday they could start 'winding-down'? There's still a job to be done until Christmas Eve lunchtime so doing your makeup and stuffing yourselves with sweets from suppliers doesn't help. And, the tt in my office who has worn a different Santa hat everyday since Monday - grow-up FFS; you're not funny.

Cock Womble 7

29,908 posts

230 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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working class said:
Other than that it's just a glorified more expensive Sunday dinner, with slightly better programs on tv.
Mr McIntyre was very funny on this subject on the RVP last week.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

249 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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Bowler said:
I hate the struggle/challenge to find something innovative and useful to buy for my wife every year

I hate the fact that my kids virtually specify the things they want me to buy them
you can't be arsed to think about presents and go find them but you don't like being told what to buy

make your mind up!!

you're just a grumpy old fart


BruceV8

Original Poster:

3,325 posts

247 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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Fun Bus said:
the tt in my office who has worn a different Santa hat everyday since Monday - grow-up FFS; you're not funny.
I feel for you, you've got one of these:



These people should be sanded to death, with a not very powerful belt sander.

snowy slopes

38,827 posts

187 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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BruceV8 said:
Fun Bus said:
the tt in my office who has worn a different Santa hat everyday since Monday - grow-up FFS; you're not funny.
I feel for you, you've got one of these:



These people should be sanded to death, with a not very powerful belt sander.
Come on bruce, be fair, at least use one that has a partially torn belt too

Edited by snowy slopes on Thursday 23 December 12:40

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

218 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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You've got it in one. He's the one who thinks "I'm a bit wacky me! A bit crazy! Everyone thinks I'm bonkers in the office!" No, you're an annoying tt.

Aids

206 posts

167 months

Thursday 23rd December 2010
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Tend to agree with many posts on here. I now regard Christmas as "horses for courses" time. Essentially joy for some, misery for others. Especially for anyone who has had friends and/or relatives die, especially a violent death in the past 12 months. Eg. murder victims, soldiers killed in Afghanistan