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Old Feb 11th 2013, 7:26 am
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Originally Posted by Animal
I know the feeling. I've just sat through an hour presentation at work from our Human Remains department on 'developing a positive mental atitude' - what a load of b*llocks !
Give them a box of led's each, you could get 'em quite cheap around now i'd say.
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Old Feb 11th 2013, 8:46 am
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Originally Posted by caretaker
On the prairies it's perfectly acceptable to have your lights up until after Ukrainian Christmas, (ditto the tree if it isn't too dry), but leaving it an extra month is a bit much. Some people just leave the lights hung up all year and only turn them on at Christmas because who wants to get killed on a ladder on the ice wnen it's 30 below. If I had Christmas lights on my house I'd turn them on whenever I wanted, but I'd call them something else. They were a favoured decoration in Mexican bordellos a long, long time ago, and for quite a while I had strings of them hung all over my office to achieve the same effect.
im not fussed about leaving the lights up all year round i would do the same..its the fact they are still on..and the stupid fat *****er of a father xmas is really beginning to wind me up..its one of those movement sensitive ones so when you walk past it blurts out ho ho ho
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..and the stupid fat *****er of a father xmas is really beginning to wind me up..its one of those movement sensitive ones so when you walk past it blurts out ho ho ho


It could be time for a recce ! camo yourself up and under the cover of darkness, put some tape over the motion sensor and a knife through the speaker.

Blame it on the Raccoons (not that many of them have gaffer tape !)

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It could be time for a recce ! camo yourself up and under the cover of darkness, put some tape over the motion sensor and a knife through the speaker.

Blame it on the Raccoons (not that many of them have gaffer tape !)
or knives
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We're not allowed Christmas lights in the UK - you know, 'cos of all the Muslims.
This is not technically true on both counts !

Having said that, spare a thought for Mr Ali who is not happy about the lack of freedom of speech in Britain...

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Well they will soon be changed for Easter chickens and bunnies. Has anyone started being a Stepford Wife and decorate their homes and workplace for every 'holiday'? bloody hearts and flowers everywhere now.
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Well they will soon be changed for Easter chickens and bunnies. Has anyone started being a Stepford Wife and decorate their homes and workplace for every 'holiday'? bloody hearts and flowers everywhere now.
No, I draw the line at Valentines day,
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Old Feb 11th 2013, 1:18 pm
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Well they will soon be changed for Easter chickens and bunnies. Has anyone started being a Stepford Wife and decorate their homes and workplace for every 'holiday'? bloody hearts and flowers everywhere now.
I may well become a Stepford wife any day soon! I'd sooner have a few bunnies and frolicking lambs than a leftover ho hoing Santa. I like Christmas and have a soft spot for It...but only from the week before Chrstmas till 5th January. If they feel the need to decorate, stick out one of the ever popular horrid flags and change it regularly, but don't force St. Nick to weather it till springtime.
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there's a house near me with a T-Rex wearing a Santa hat on the roof of the garage...
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there's a house near me with a T-Rex wearing a Santa hat on the roof of the garage...
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