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Memories of Christmas in Years gone by.
- Thread starter Parson Henry
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Hove Dogs on Boxing Day morning (first race 10:30, the hare dressed in a Santa hat) then a short stroll to the Goldstone for the 1pm kick-off.
Parson Henry
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Hip flasks being allowed in to the Goldstone
Publius Ovidius
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Re: Re: Memories of Christmas in Years gone by.
too f***ing right mate.
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Tony Meolas Loan Spell said:
too f***ing right mate.
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Perry Milkins said:
That is my least favourite part of christmas!
And you can guarantee that yet again this christmas the grandparents will buy all sorts of toys that require a degree in engineering to put together. That or toys in boxes with those twisty plastic things holding them in!
Publius Ovidius
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Re: Re: Memories of Christmas in Years gone by.
you have been watching Grumpy Old Women at Christmas last night haven't you...LOL
My mate got a pair of Mick Jone's tieups...you remember the ones that had a flap of material which had LUFC on it and it was Yellow I seem to recall...I had a Trevor Cherry set ( as he lived up the road from my Grandma and got me one)
Starry said:
you have been watching Grumpy Old Women at Christmas last night haven't you...LOL
My mate got a pair of Mick Jone's tieups...you remember the ones that had a flap of material which had LUFC on it and it was Yellow I seem to recall...I had a Trevor Cherry set ( as he lived up the road from my Grandma and got me one)
Croydonbloke
Palace in Sussex
Being raised in Croydon Christmas was always hard!!!!!
On a serious note as you say looking out for the festive TV schedule (Wizard Of Oz/Chitty bang bang as a kid)
Aunts and Uncles coming round Boxing day and annoying the hell out of me.
I still love christmas and having kids has brought back the xmas feeling and excitement.
On a serious note as you say looking out for the festive TV schedule (Wizard Of Oz/Chitty bang bang as a kid)
Aunts and Uncles coming round Boxing day and annoying the hell out of me.
I still love christmas and having kids has brought back the xmas feeling and excitement.
Publius Ovidius
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Croydonbloke said:
where did they park the caravans?
sorry
Croydonbloke
Palace in Sussex
Simster said:Beating Palace the day after AND RUNNING THEM ALL OVER THE SHOW.
Lie.Re: Re: Re: Memories of Christmas in Years gone by.
I have been watching Grumpy Old Women. These presents annoy me though, when I pick presents for children I always pick those least likely to cause any distress to their parents, people don't return the favour for us! LOL
Last year my parents brought my eldest daughter a dolls house which came in about 550 pieces. My husband had to glue it all together! lol
dave the gaffer said:
I have been watching Grumpy Old Women. These presents annoy me though, when I pick presents for children I always pick those least likely to cause any distress to their parents, people don't return the favour for us! LOL
Last year my parents brought my eldest daughter a dolls house which came in about 550 pieces. My husband had to glue it all together! lol
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Beano annuals, and the new Guinness Book of Records
Sorting all your presents into a big pile and trying to decide what to play with
Looking out the window to see who's got a new bike
Looking forward to your "table present" (as long as you've eaten all your spouts)
Watching the Big Film at 3.00 (usually Star Wars)
Everyone playing games in the evening
Staying up really really late
Dad giving you some of his beer ("make it last - when its gone, its gone")
Knocking one out in the toilet when the Queens Speech is on, and seeing if you can finish before she does
Sorting all your presents into a big pile and trying to decide what to play with
Looking out the window to see who's got a new bike
Looking forward to your "table present" (as long as you've eaten all your spouts)
Watching the Big Film at 3.00 (usually Star Wars)
Everyone playing games in the evening
Staying up really really late
Dad giving you some of his beer ("make it last - when its gone, its gone")
Knocking one out in the toilet when the Queens Speech is on, and seeing if you can finish before she does
Croydonbloke
Palace in Sussex
dave the gaffer said:where did they park the caravans?
sorry
No you`re not!!
Johnny Byrne superstar
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Chrsitmas LUNCH with all the trimmings. crackers. christmas ale. tacky tinsel. coloured lights 
Trufflehound
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Perry Milkins said:
Not forgetting making your advent crown out of old coat hangers and (flameproof) tinsel...
My wifes in her mid thirties and she still gets a beano annual each year off her Dad. - sad eh.
Back on the subject
Christmas Morcambe and Wise show.
Indoor fireworks at my Grans.
Christmas Pud again at my Grans.She used to try and sneak 50p in each bit as it was served. We had to pretend we had not seen her do it - She was fab.
Constitutional walk on Boxing day afternoon.
Have to agree with Croydon bloke having young kids now has brought the magic of Christmas back
Back on the subject
Christmas Morcambe and Wise show.
Indoor fireworks at my Grans.
Christmas Pud again at my Grans.She used to try and sneak 50p in each bit as it was served. We had to pretend we had not seen her do it - She was fab.
Constitutional walk on Boxing day afternoon.
Have to agree with Croydon bloke having young kids now has brought the magic of Christmas back
Publius Ovidius
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Easy 10 said:
eating spouts..........mmmmmm