Deck the halls....
Dec 7th 2005, 11:02 pm
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Deck the halls....
....and the rest of your house with ridiculous Christmas lights. 
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Dec 7th 2005, 11:27 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Schnorbitz
....and the rest of your house with ridiculous Christmas lights.
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Dec 9th 2005, 12:58 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by neil
I heard on the news that they had to turn this off because of the number of people going to see it. Impressive.
Where DO you get the gadgets and gizmo's to do that anyway... I want to do it on 4th July and Play 'RULE BRITANNIA' very loudly ! hehehehe..... that's get the neighbours going ! :scared:
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Dec 9th 2005, 1:37 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by TN-Dave
Where DO you get the gadgets and gizmo's to do that anyway... I want to do it on 4th July and Play 'RULE BRITANNIA' very loudly ! hehehehe..... that's get the neighbours going ! :scared:
Dec 9th 2005, 1:44 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Chorlton
I always plan on flying the flag, even if its just to see what reaction, if any, there would be. Some day...
Dec 9th 2005, 1:51 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Chorlton
I always plan on flying the flag, even if its just to see what reaction, if any, there would be. Some day...
BTW this is the same neighbor that thought 4th of July was a worldwide celebration and was shocked to find out only America celebrates it.
Dec 9th 2005, 2:01 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Patrick
BTW this is the same neighbor that thought 4th of July was a worldwide celebration and was shocked to find out only America celebrates it.
:scared: LOLOL........ I've found that too - people ask me sometimes if we had big parties for 4th july in England. I usually manage to give them enough of a sarcastic look for them to stop and start actually thinking about the reason behind their celebration beofre they continue with the question.
One of my neighbours kids did actually ask me how come I speak English so well. She is 18 and obviously has no common sense. I proceeded to remind her I was from England, and therefore English would be my usual langu
age...
Dec 9th 2005, 2:11 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by TN-Dave
LOLOL........ I've found that too - people ask me sometimes if we had big parties for 4th july in England. I usually manage to give them enough of a sarcastic look for them to stop and start actually thinking about the reason behind their celebration beofre they continue with the question.
One of my neighbours kids did actually ask me how come I speak English so well. She is 18 and obviously has no common sense. I proceeded to remind her I was from England, and therefore English would be my usual langu
age...
Dec 9th 2005, 2:14 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Chorlton
ALl the pople I've met who know its just a US thing assume that in the UK we are still upset about it and that we try to ignore it. Apparently we spend the whole of 4th July pissed off
Dec 9th 2005, 2:18 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by TN-Dave
:scared: LOLOL........ I've found that too - people ask me sometimes if we had big parties for 4th july in England. I usually manage to give them enough of a sarcastic look for them to stop and start actually thinking about the reason behind their celebration beofre they continue with the question.
One of my neighbours kids did actually ask me how come I speak English so well. She is 18 and obviously has no common sense. I proceeded to remind her I was from England, and therefore English would be my usual langu
age...
Dec 9th 2005, 2:24 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by rushman
I was asked once if we celebrate Christmas in England. The person in question was astonished when I replied "I think you'll find we celebrated Christmas before anyone else did, infact you could say we invented it".
Dec 9th 2005, 2:35 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by TN-Dave
I got asked the same question yesterday.... My reply was just "Yep... God made it across the pond too"
Dec 9th 2005, 2:37 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by britvic
I find it very hard to keep calm & polite when asked questions like that by some thick headed moron
Dec 9th 2005, 2:39 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by TN-Dave
I know... I find the odd occasion when sarcasm tries to creep in and hijack my answers...... does that ever happen to anyone else ?
Dec 9th 2005, 2:42 pm
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Re: Deck the halls....
Originally Posted by Chorlton
ALl the pople I've met who know its just a US thing assume that in the UK we are still upset about it and that we try to ignore it. Apparently we spend the whole of 4th July pissed off
, as opposed to being 'pissed off'.