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Gargamel 12-18-10 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by kiwi_2005 (Post 1555213)
No Christmas decorations here castout. I don't get into that bullsh*t

But across the road from me a new neighbor moved in and when I go outside to drink my coffee I look over and his house is light up with Christmas stuff the whole house is one big neon lights. The guys an idiot but if it makes him and his wife happy then theirs no argument I suppose.

Growing up in the northern hemisphere, I dont think I could deal with Xmas in the summer......

Platapus 12-18-10 09:25 AM

http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/1...t201012151.jpg

Holy crap!, I thought our family was the only one with the ceramic christmas tree. For the last 10 years I lived at home as a kid, that's all we had.

That brought back memories.

kiwi_2005 12-18-10 03:46 PM

edit: Double post I already answered to this thread. :roll:

Got up to early today...

tater 12-18-10 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1555380)
My kids used to leave Santa a glass of brandy and Rudolph his reindeer a mince pie before they went to bed on Christmas Eve :DL

Good idea. I'll pass that to my kids.

onelifecrisis 12-19-10 12:02 AM

This is our tree. Sorry for the bad image quality. In true Christmas style the bottom half of the lights on the tree stopped working two days after we put it up!

http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/9095/photoohq.jpg

Gerald 12-19-10 12:21 AM

An excellent tree, :DL

TLAM Strike 12-19-10 02:04 AM

.... I wish....

http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/1...exterminat.jpg

Morts 12-19-10 02:54 AM

Exterminate !

Capt Sinbad 12-19-10 08:00 AM

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=3417

my offering..reece you into footy?

DarkFish 12-19-10 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1555380)
My kids used to leave Santa a glass of brandy and Rudolph his reindeer a mince pie before they went to bed on Christmas Eve :DL

Is that customary where you live?

I ask because Santa comes from the Dutch Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas). Children here traditionally put their shoes in front of the fireplace, with a carrot or some straw in it for Sinterklaas' horse. At night Sinterklaas or one of his helpers descends into the chimney and replaces the carrot with small presents (usually candy).

Jimbuna 12-19-10 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by tater (Post 1556336)
Good idea. I'll pass that to my kids.

It's a bloody excellent idea actually....the more kids you've got the more pi$$ed you can legitimately get :DL:03:

Jimbuna 12-19-10 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkFish (Post 1556498)
Is that customary where you live?

I ask because Santa comes from the Dutch Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas). Children here traditionally put their shoes in front of the fireplace, with a carrot or some straw in it for Sinterklaas' horse. At night Sinterklaas or one of his helpers descends into the chimney and replaces the carrot with small presents (usually candy).

Certainly was in my part of the country and the rest of the UK as far as I am aware.

I remember in the early nineties when I was living in Dordrecht.......didn't christmas (or some part of it) get celebrated somewhere around Dec 5th?

DarkFish 12-19-10 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1556660)
I remember in the early nineties when I was living in Dordrecht.......didn't christmas (or some part of it) get celebrated somewhere around Dec 5th?

December 5th is the Sinterklaas holiday:DL
Christmas is on December 25th/26th as usual, but apart from christmas dinners we don't really celebrate it. We do the present giving at "Sinterklaasevening" on December 5th. Also Sinterklaas looks a bit like Santa (Santa's an " Americanized" Sinterklaas).

Jimbuna 12-19-10 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkFish (Post 1556682)
December 5th is the Sinterklaas holiday:DL
Christmas is on December 25th/26th as usual, but apart from christmas dinners we don't really celebrate it. We do the present giving at "Sinterklaasevening" on December 5th. Also Sinterklaas looks a bit like Santa (Santa's an " Americanized" Sinterklaas).

LOL :DL

http://smilies.sofrayt.com/hld/merrychristmas3.gif

Reece 12-19-10 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Capt Sinbad (Post 1556470)

No!! Not into any sport really!!:oops::-? Sorry TarJak!!:doh:
Nice tree!:up:


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