what you looking fwd to over Christmas ?

3 days off work
Having fun with my family
Eating and drinking to excess
Making Wassail

getting it over with ..hate it i tell ya ...hate it humbug humbug

6 days off work.
Staying up late on xmas night and watching the cricket with my dad.

the mother-in-law going home on boxing day.

christmas dinner,lots of good wine and watching the test match

Not having a lie in on Xmas Day, Indigestion, and A Boxing Day hangover...........love it

Paulie Walnuts Joined: 19 Nov 09
Replies: 1819 19 Dec 10 15:22 
3 days off work
Having fun with my family
Eating and drinking to excess
Making Wassail

The above minus the wassail.

I'll be looking forward to christmas day being over. Comfortably the crappest, most boring and tedious day of the year.

If you don't have a family it is a waste of a day.

everything apart from Christmas Day

mainly for the reasons stated by Banks.

mother going home ! very funny

mother in law

Wife in rude undies.

gota be boxing day football. and phil taylor making us all rich by winning pdc world champs

Christmas day being over and enjoying the Cricket,the King George and the football..in peace!

No problems with people enjoying time with their family at all at xmas but perhaps if you like spending time with em THAT MUCH you could make more effort throughout the year!

I agree with Bonvivvy. It is all far too forced and false.

Sleep most of Christmas day ready for a heavy week of sport.

mightnt be much sport on over xmas with this weather!

2 am sandwich, with the jelly from inderneath the turkey forming a key element, whilst watching the cricket.
Boxing day dinner - bubble and squeek and leftovers and pickles; my favourite meal of the year.

Seeing the family.

At least with Christmas Day you've got the meal (and a late afternoon buffet if you're fat basts like we are) to give the day some context. Most people like a structured day together, and largely dislike one that isn't because everyone feels an extra expectation to make the day work, somehow. Imvhaho.

Not having to go to Walsall again

Stretch Armstrong posting on xmas day

Wife read this last night,dug hoose for moi

Hi Hearts.no1,
I'd just like to apologise for hacking your account yesterday.. but having your password as heartsno.1 was way too obvious.

Hope it hasn't caused you any trouble

Yours sincerely,

Kenny Mann

At least you didn't say, "my annual ****".

B J

Paulie in the spirit of Xmas I forgive Kenny Mann

Catching up with my son and Boxing Day King George.

Playing golf with my son on Christmas Eve
King George
Welsh Grand National
Drinking a bottle or two of red wine every day

I just bought a Radio Times today, for the first time in about 20 years. I thought it might bring back some wonderful childhood memories of Christmases of yesteryear with all the great stuff on the box.
Marker pen at the ready to ring round all the TV gems, I leafed through the pages in excitement



But my excitement disappeared quickly and soon turned to despair as I was assaulted by pages of paint drying yawnfests, repeats and re-runs of shows and movies that weren't that good the first time round.

WALOFS on the telly these days.   Is it any wonder I hardly watch it anymore.

Merry fookin Chistmas

New Year

I didn't create this thread

Nice to see you back

Church mass ...then stuffing the bird....

Midnight Mass was a bit of a hoot back in the day.

LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OFF...Good food,Good drink,Good music,kisses,hugs,laughs,crys,HUGS,again.I love to go cycling and i'll enjoy doing that for 3 hours or so on Christmas day.

A bit corny, but waiting to see my lad's face when he opens the presents...  only for them to be empty! just enjoying these ones until the magic goes away - he's only 6 so at least a couple more believing in the fat man in red I hope

Thanks for the laughs this year, Culvin, that's at you not with you, obvs.

You sad fukk x .. and check out of/off

OH,I'm so glad i've given you lots of laughs,you sweet,sweet lovely man.