Christmas decs up already
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- Happy DaysTeam Captain
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No not in a shop, or a pub, but in a house in Cwmbran today, the 22nd of F*&KING NOVEMBER!!!
Flashing lights in the window and a big bastard stupid fake tree clearly visible through the window.
What in gods name is wrong with these people? Some thing went very wrong during their childhood imo.
Flashing lights in the window and a big bastard stupid fake tree clearly visible through the window.
What in gods name is wrong with these people? Some thing went very wrong during their childhood imo.
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I hate to have a cat greyer than yours but there is a house near me that trimmed up before Halloween (the fella is a bit of a loon)
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Can't understand it either, but then again we're reasonable people so why should we understand it.
A week to 10 days before Christmas is fine, then get them down on the 2nd of January. If I was in power of this country I'd make this the law.
A week to 10 days before Christmas is fine, then get them down on the 2nd of January. If I was in power of this country I'd make this the law.
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Kamuza wrote:I hate to have a cat greyer than yours but there is a house near me that trimmed up before Halloween (the fella is a bit of a loon)
October!! Dear me. Whenever I see this sort of behaviour displayed by adults, I always think of Timmy Mallet.
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Rhys wrote:When does everyone put there's up?
Me and the wife usually go for the mid-Dec mark, 15th onwards.
Perfectly acceptable, I usually go for about a week before.
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Usually about a week before. If it was up to me, we wouldn't have any at all. Scrooge had the right idea...bloody Christmas!
I was in the pub this evening, and there was some awful garbage being played as background music. No kidding, someone has seen fit to combine Wizzard's infamous Christmas special with Wombling Merry Christmas into a single song. Both efforts were s**t to begin with, but this combo was truly abysmal.
Looking forward to the festive season.....
I was in the pub this evening, and there was some awful garbage being played as background music. No kidding, someone has seen fit to combine Wizzard's infamous Christmas special with Wombling Merry Christmas into a single song. Both efforts were s**t to begin with, but this combo was truly abysmal.
Looking forward to the festive season.....
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Every year I fight (and lose) to trim up on the traditional date of Christmas Eve. Last week of school for the kids we'll get the tree out of the attic.
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It's the shop staff I feel sorry for. My mate used to work in Focus and they used to start the xmas music really early, so the poor sod had to listen to wizard, slade, shaky, wham etc for about 8 hours a day every day, not only that but they were not even by the original artists. Shitty death!
:headplant:Happy Days wrote:It's the shop staff I feel sorry for. My mate used to work in Focus and they used to start the xmas music really early, so the poor sod had to listen to wizard, slade, shaky, wham etc for about 8 hours a day every day, not only that but they were not even by the original artists. Shitty death!
Focus has gone down in my estimations...Im sure they will be deeply upset by this, but they should have though the consequences before commuting the deed.
This. Makes. Me. Maaaad.
Our local Sainsbury's had Christmas items next to the Halloween ietsm - that was mid October. Stupid thing was, the mince pies had an expiry date of November. It kind of ruins it for me.
As for dec dates, nobody in our family, and I mean NOBODY, is allowed to put up their decorations until after the 11th December (my birthday). I throw a HUGE wobbly otherwise and shout things like "Whose more important to you Dad, me or fucking Jesus!??" etc etc
Our local Sainsbury's had Christmas items next to the Halloween ietsm - that was mid October. Stupid thing was, the mince pies had an expiry date of November. It kind of ruins it for me.
As for dec dates, nobody in our family, and I mean NOBODY, is allowed to put up their decorations until after the 11th December (my birthday). I throw a HUGE wobbly otherwise and shout things like "Whose more important to you Dad, me or fucking Jesus!??" etc etc
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Arkay v2.0 wrote:This. Makes. Me. Maaaad.
Our local Sainsbury's had Christmas items next to the Halloween ietsm - that was mid October. Stupid thing was, the mince pies had an expiry date of November. It kind of ruins it for me.
As for dec dates, nobody in our family, and I mean NOBODY, is allowed to put up their decorations until after the 11th December (my birthday). I throw a HUGE wobbly otherwise and shout things like "Whose more important to you Dad, me or fucking Jesus!??" etc etc
Your Dad after the way you treated his sandwiches you bastard
Valley Trash wrote:Arkay v2.0 wrote:This. Makes. Me. Maaaad.
Our local Sainsbury's had Christmas items next to the Halloween ietsm - that was mid October. Stupid thing was, the mince pies had an expiry date of November. It kind of ruins it for me.
As for dec dates, nobody in our family, and I mean NOBODY, is allowed to put up their decorations until after the 11th December (my birthday). I throw a HUGE wobbly otherwise and shout things like "Whose more important to you Dad, me or fucking Jesus!??" etc etc
Your Dad after the way you treated his sandwiches you bastard
Don't...I'm still trying to bury my guilt...
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Arkay v2.0 wrote:Valley Trash wrote:Arkay v2.0 wrote:This. Makes. Me. Maaaad.
Our local Sainsbury's had Christmas items next to the Halloween ietsm - that was mid October. Stupid thing was, the mince pies had an expiry date of November. It kind of ruins it for me.
As for dec dates, nobody in our family, and I mean NOBODY, is allowed to put up their decorations until after the 11th December (my birthday). I throw a HUGE wobbly otherwise and shout things like "Whose more important to you Dad, me or fucking Jesus!??" etc etc
Your Dad after the way you treated his sandwiches you bastard
Don't...I'm still trying to bury my guilt...
Make it up to him this year by letting him chose the Chrimle decoration day... And making him sandwiches and encouraging him to throw the directly into the bin... Voila guilt gone..... let the Chrimble tantrums ensue
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