Christmas

[jj]

Not me: I drink to forget........but I've forgotten why.

Worked already. Where was I?
Eh?

[steve56]

or as phil collins once said pissed again,lol.

[WillieBo]

You'll never be lonely on this forum, steve. And like the man says you're missing fuck all anyway.

Bound to be some good films on. I'll raise a glass or two to you and the other forumites.

[steve56]

cheers for that williebo.

[Lizard]

I love xmas, it,s a great time, and I get lots of presents.

hope this helps.
(Liz in right bastard, i,m all right jack, smart arse mode)

[jj]

Well, yeah, having 100s of relatives helps.
I supose you get two pairs of socks from each of yer auntie lizards, too: having four feet, I mean..............

[Lizard]

You should have seen the nail clippers I got last year, of course it does take me longer to get me shoes on!

[steve56]

hows the old soup dragon btw?

[Deuce Bigolo]

Any holiday is great

I'm not into the meaning of christmas unlike some fanatics who seem to hibernate for 11 months of the year and then come painfully alive for a month before returning to hibernation in the new tear

I say be happy & party all year round

You don't need a religious reason to enjoy life

cheers
B....OZ

[goldenballs]

Not being much of a drinker and not being at all religous I really wouldn't miss christmas, or new year for that matter, same with st. patrick's day. People behave like its the one and only time of the year when you can get drunk.
I suppose xmas is more 'for the kids', but then there's always birthdays, do we really need to be bought presents all the time to make us feel good?

I like a good xmas dinner though: turkey, stuffing, bacon wrapped around sausages etc... now that I could put up with a bit more often.