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wur
02 Dec 09 10:35
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Just had one hand delivered through my letter box, by a neighbour. 4" square. Frankly, if they can't be bothered to buy proper sized traditional Xmas cards and send it by post, I'd prefer it if they just crossed me off their list. Rant over.

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By:
Brother Mouzone
When: 02 Dec 09 10:36
Was it damp?
By:
salsabil5
When: 02 Dec 09 10:46
Agree totally wur...its just a token gesture ....means nothing at all to be handed a christmas card...either send a card with glitter on and a stamp or dont bother....ridiculous things anyway
By:
owl4life
When: 02 Dec 09 10:47
xmas cards r a massive waste of cash, id rather have an email n hope they use the money they wud have spent on a charitable donation
By:
Tony Broke
When: 02 Dec 09 10:48
christmas cards..humbug!

id prefer to draw a pencil sketch of a snowman on a bit of paper and fold it over without an envelope
By:
Ivor
When: 02 Dec 09 10:52
Have you abandoned your faith Tony - this is so out of character!
By:
twopoundpunter
When: 03 Dec 09 01:10
i dont normally receive more than 5 a year which is not bad as i dont send any ....it was pleasing to get one from the royal mail unfortunately they sent it too early and its had coffee spilt on it
By:
mitchell downie
When: 03 Dec 09 01:12
I don't get many. Open them, read them and then chuck in bin.
By:
Joe Jordan
When: 03 Dec 09 01:19
I got one from my old Scottish Granny , unfortunately she wrote inside it that she had sealed the envelope without including the £10 note she was going to send me as a prezzie :0
better luck next christmas eh :-)
By:
mitchell downie
When: 03 Dec 09 01:27
lol Joe, class.
By:
Bamboo
When: 03 Dec 09 01:33
skinflints
By:
Bamboo
When: 03 Dec 09 01:39
try and find a smaller xmas card and send it to your neighbours
By:
flatliner
When: 03 Dec 09 02:01
wur 02 Dec 11:35
Just had one hand delivered through my letter box, by a neighbour. 4" square. Frankly, if they can't be bothered to buy proper sized traditional Xmas cards and send it by post, I'd prefer it if they just crossed me off their list. Rant over.

oh dear,I,m insulted if people send me one........
By:
rustyboy
When: 03 Dec 09 07:50
4". Is that 'small'??


Id have thought that was a fair size.
By:
orioles
When: 03 Dec 09 07:51
Maybe for you, cheeky :x
By:
clarkson
When: 03 Dec 09 07:51
:D
By:
rustyboy
When: 03 Dec 09 07:58
;)
By:
Tom Salt
When: 03 Dec 09 08:08
I prefer the 'green and ecological' route with Christmas cards. This works like so;

1) The previous Christmas put all received cards in a box for safe keeping.
2) The next Christmas, retrieve box, buy some sticky lables and print on labels 'This is a recycled Christmas card'
3) Cross out previous years message from sender, stick label on card, and write your own message.
4) Job done - saves pounds on purchase of cards.
By:
rustyboy
When: 03 Dec 09 08:09
will only work for 1 year as people dont send future cards.
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