happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Michael Buble. Does F..k all for 11 months then all of a sudden it's "Chestnuts, chestnuts, chestnuts"
And that diabetes riddled Coca Cola lorry.
And that diabetes riddled Coca Cola lorry.
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[Misc] What pisses you off about Christmas?
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grubbyhands
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Bloody hell, I felt like I typed that ALMOST word for word.I've done a fair bit of "talking to God" lately because of a close family members poor health though. I guess that makes me a bit of a hypocrite. Essentially it's the waste I can't square myself with. I'll probably take and put on my plate(s) and then throw in the bin enough food to keep a family in parts of Africa alive for a month, that surely can't be right, can it?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Nothing
maltaseagull
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That brings back memories.
Used to hate it when you slogged non stop for the days leading up to it and two days later it was all over.
I got out just around the time we were being asked to open on Boxing Day and probably by now it's Christmas Day too.
And used to hate trying to close at 4.30pm Christmas Eve with people moaning cos we had run out of stuff.
This, the updates absolutely have to be done before Christmas. WHY?!? Who is reading my reports over the holidays?
Jaxie
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That only happens in the sun
nicko31
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An obsession with every member of family demanding to see each other on Christmas day...
Jaxie
Well-known member
Dislike the notion that you have to spend loads on presents for people to avoid being labelled a tight git!
Dislike being expected to drink alcohol any hour of the day because it's Christmas. But on the flip side love being able to drink as much, and at any hour I like because it's Christmas!
Dislike Michael Buble being thawed out mid to late November every year.
Always loved the festive football though, especially Boxing Day games
Dislike being expected to drink alcohol any hour of the day because it's Christmas. But on the flip side love being able to drink as much, and at any hour I like because it's Christmas!
Dislike Michael Buble being thawed out mid to late November every year.
Always loved the festive football though, especially Boxing Day games
jonnyrovers
mostly tinpot
My extended family
el punal
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Some fat tw*t dressed in red coming down your chimney then getting stuck, then having to call the fire brigade at stupid o’clock to release the dozy prick. 
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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The stress for the Mrs of preparing THE most important meal of the year for 9 people.
sir albion
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You can rest assured that most don't give a fack about religion but love the break from work and the feel good factor
sir albion
New member
Christmas like most things is being ruined by money and greed....very sad indeed !!
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
I get pissed off when advertisers call it 'The Holidays' or 'The Festive Season'... No, it's CHRISTMAS in the country you are currently spending your tax-dodged millions in via the advertising agency full of pony tails, beards and roll necks... you Dicks...
I hate cards which say "Have an Amazing Christmas!!". I have not been amazed by Christmas since I saw a half-eaten mince pie on Christmas morning as a 6 year old and though it was THE Santa who had actually taken a bite out of it.
It pisses me off that people can spend so much money on such absolute frivolous shite when people are sleeping in shop doorways and families can't afford to feed themselves (nod to an earlier post on this thread).
I don't like the fact that a fictitious story written almost two thousand years ago, with so many changes and inconsistencies, can force people to be falsely nice to each other one day a year.
I hate cards which say "Have an Amazing Christmas!!". I have not been amazed by Christmas since I saw a half-eaten mince pie on Christmas morning as a 6 year old and though it was THE Santa who had actually taken a bite out of it.
It pisses me off that people can spend so much money on such absolute frivolous shite when people are sleeping in shop doorways and families can't afford to feed themselves (nod to an earlier post on this thread).
I don't like the fact that a fictitious story written almost two thousand years ago, with so many changes and inconsistencies, can force people to be falsely nice to each other one day a year.
sir albion
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Wellesley
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- Jul 24, 2013
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Odd - that's the bit i enjoy.
Been past the Parliament entrance at the Westminster tube exit several times recently. There are a couple of homeless people sleeping rough there. It absolutely stinks of piss. And meanwhile a load of utter clowns troop past each day to debate Brexit, all buffed and fluffed, poppies recently removed from expensive button holes. It is quite disgusting.
ps today I saw a team of chaps washing the area to reduce the reach of the urine. I wonder who arranged that.