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The good parts and the bad parts of Christmas day

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!.......time kids woke up............2am
2 .....worse part of the morning...........me being sick as me little girl jumped on me tummy
3......Best TV show............ the vicar of dimberlby
4....worst show Corry street very disoponting
5..........best cracker joke...... who has 3 kirk one on left... one on right... and the final front ear biggrin
6.......Worse pressy.... Knickers that are to small
7.......best pressy..........a pair of sleepers badly needed
8....Funnist moment!....trying to get me little girls baby born to do a Pooh on her potty lol
9......worse pressy the kids got!... a play station 2 that i cannot get to haven't mad :x
So come on tell us what are yours
Debsxxxxxxxxxx
I have to admit today hasnt been too bad but every year I try my herdest and just feel pissed off!?
I think it must be the weather and tbh Im missing my shagging partner a wee bit
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Anyhoo its almost done for another year eh! rolleyes
The best part of xmas day-manging to be on my own all day just chilling out
The worst part-trying to get everyone who wants me to go round to their place to understand that"I WANT TO BE ON MY OWN!!!!"
Thankyou
Too.....weak.....must.......drink....alcohol.......
can`t post, bad case of PTSD :scared: :giveup:
And I have another two households to squeeze in tomorrow blink
Pray for me........
Venusxxx
The best part of Christmas day........ having a cyberspace date with someone very special (but then I blew that, cyberspace cut us off)
The worst part of Chirstmas day......... waking up without that someone very special next to me.
(but as I got told there is always next year lol )
Also spotted a local restaurant serving 'brussel spouts' and 'Christmas puddinee'
Quote by Sarah1448
Also spotted a local restaurant serving 'brussel spouts' and 'Christmas puddinee'

Allow me to explain: "B. Russell spouts" is a reference to the Christmas lectures of the great mathematician Bertrand Russell, who tended to spout on a bit; They were probably playing a recording of his life review delivered in 1967.
"Christmas Puddinee" is a fine, but sadly diminishing phenomenon: Restaurants of a more Bohemian character have traditionally replaced the usual cheesey background elevator music at Christmas time with Puddinee opera, usually La Bohème.
A restaurant preserving both of these fine traditions is clearly an establishment of some class. biggrin
HTH
Best parts of Christmas day,far too many to mention biggrin :D :D :D :D :D :D
Worst part,getting a wooden teddy that looks pure evil from my mother :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: lol
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The best part of Christmas day for me was >>>
Waking Up
Fred xxx
Worst part... getting a fecking virus on my pc at Xmas morning!........ and it's still here!!!!! If I ever get my hands on a virus writer I'm gonna rip his fecking head off!!!!!!!
Best part........ had the family round for dinner, cooked it meself and it all ended up on the plates at the same time... hehehe
er.............. and got drunk........... and er....... got a nice saucy picture message from blondeslave - which came in very 'handy'later....... ;)
We celebrated on Christmas eve.
Just me and the kids and my eldest son's mate who's become another member of the family over the years.
We opened gifts after dinner followed by twister and karaoke.
It's that new playstation karaoke game...it's great :thumbup:
Wha-hey I'm the karaoke queen :bounce:
Eat your heart out Robbie Williams I beat you so there :rude: And I admit I can't sing :haha:
Christmas day the kids opened gifts from Santa then their dad collected them.
And he's only returning them after new year :taz: which left the rest of the day free for me to recover from the night befores Baileys intake neutral
Today the tree comes down and the house put back to normal.
Cos with the kids now gone mamma's shag time has arrived :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
And I'm looking forward to seeing the New Year in with a bang :grin: hump
Anyone care to join me? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Quote by Libra-Love
Cos with the kids now gone mamma's shag time has arrived :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
And I'm looking forward to seeing the New Year in with a bang :grin: hump
Anyone care to join me? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

hmmmm...Libra-Love, got a group of known faces from here coming over to Dunstable....... fancy a trip up for NYE?
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OH TO BE IN MEDWAY lol
Fred
Well i was up at which was abit of a sleep in for me as i am up at most days!kids didn't wake up until ,think me and mum get more excited about christmas than them these days,i miss when they were both saying that we all had a good 't drink until the evening though as i had to pick up my mum and didn't take her home until the up on episodes of little britain that night on BBC3.
By far the worst present............a cam corder thingy, fine if you have young children and you want to capture moments as they grow up, fLuckin useless in a house full of adults that move as quick as slugs on a cold day. Yes....yes, I know what you are thinking, why not set it up in the bedroom and re-inact our favourite blue films, well weve tried that and whilst I managed to make a passable Zapata moustache with a packet of rolling tobacco and mrs davej managed to create under arm hair in the same way, niether of us can speak German so the whole thing was a flop.
I shalll be writing to The British Foods Council to complain that the warnings on shelled wallnuts, about causing breathing difficulties, are woefully inadequate and that an additional line needs to be added warning any adult that decides to eat a 2lb bag of these things, about the after effect that can result. Whilst I enjoyed eating the nuts it has to be said that the disposal of said nuts, has been an uncomfortable experiance that no amount of Germoline seems to be easing. I really do feel as though I'm passing barbed wire. I cannot take large steps because of the pain and if the situation doesn't improve then either knocking through into the garage to make a downstairs bedroom or moving to a bungalow are my only options, stairs are simply a no go right now. Whilst this is amusing the ret of the family who each time I gingerly walk past them with my shortened stride, gently whistle the theme tune from the Hercule Poroit T.V. series, I am far from amused.
I would also like to warn anyone tht hasn't started on their 'crackie nuts' that they should sit in a chair, hold a nut in one hand, the crackers in another and then put both hands and arms inside a pillow case before cracking the nut. I did not do this and can assure you that 15 stone bearing down through bare feet that then stand on a shard of shell is akin to walking across a floor of stickle bricks ( the british equivelant of hot coals) it is painfull and the bleeding difficult to stop.
I shall also be complaining to Argos for selling a game called 'shock roulette' to the parents of my nieces that spent the afternoon with us. This game consists of 4 small apertures that contestants put their finger in, then at random it sends a charge to a small metal plate inside one of the four apertures giving the haplesss finger that is inside it a rather nasty belt of electricity, the idea being that the person recieving the shock has to try and not withdraw their finger, impossible.
I have no truck with giving children an electric shock, there are many that deserve it, however I do have a problem with children that have had some rudimentary schooling in the conductivity of electricity and that have worked out that despite not playing the game and despite being in a very warm stupor after a rather nice bottle of port, in his comfy chair, davej can be included in their game if they just lightly touch one of his toe's each with their spare hand and a damp finger.
(George Bush if you are reading this then you should abolish the death penalty by electric chair immediately)
The sucking on a straw to capture as many smartie's as possible on the other end and deposit it into another dish, has left me with the type of jaw ache and dizzyness that you experiance when trying to blow up a shite load of balloons, along with bruising to the forehead after competing for headroom in the bowl with 8 other people.
I am now looking forward to spending another afternoon with my brothers children this time and a new set of toys designed to inflict pain and torture upon me. I hope that you all fair better.
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best part -waking up
worst -going to sleep
survived another day,its good to be alive lol
Not a bad day here biggrin Woke up way too early with my youngest, although she kept busy with her stocking presents for half an hour till eldest also woke up and that was that! Snuggled up in my bed and opened the rest of their stocking presents then went downstairs. Cue two very excited sprogs, torn paper everywhere and the usual stress of trying to prise a fecking Barbie doll out of it's packaging (read: houdini style shackles!)
After an unnaturally short while unwrapping the huge pile of presents I spent the next hour building toys and fitting batteries to toys which make way too much noise and will never have the batteries replaced once they have run out! Basic tidying up involving many bin bags followed then I was able to sit back with a bowl of Ready Brek and view the anarchic noise that followed! Did I mention eldest got a bass guitar! rolleyes Who said there would be peace at Christmas, the damn fool!
Pretty much more of the same until we got hungry, then we had a buffet party lunch (sprogs won't eat xmas dinner :roll: ) Stuffed faces until nausea started to be felt then more of the same putting my feet up and watching chuffed sprogs with new things :D
Worst part of the day was when ex came and took youngest child home with him sad But me and eldest got the living room back into some sort of civilised looking state then chilled out, scoffing more food and blasting Slipknot (I retired to the PC at that point!)
Finished off in bed by with a large slice of strawberry gateau and Eastenders which was completely ridiculous - FFS Zoe just throw him out who needs a shithead like that Dennis and what's he gonna do when the inevitable happens and he finds out you lied about being pregnant you thick bint!
Ahem! pmsl at vicar of Dibley then went to bed and read a bit of Nancy Fridays Forbidden Flowers book, with the usual results :twisted: followed by blissful and much needed sleep!
Quote by davej
The sucking on a straw to capture as many smartie's as possible on the other end and deposit it into another dish, has left me with the type of jaw ache and dizzyness that you experiance when trying to blow up a shite load of balloons, along with bruising to the forehead after competing for headroom in the bowl with 8 other people.
I am now looking forward to spending another afternoon with my brothers children this time and a new set of toys designed to inflict pain and torture upon me. I hope that you all fair better.

Its great know that I am not the only complete idiot in the entire world who can't resist playing with kids, but then ends up severely regretting it... aches, pain etc.... but afterwards I can still be persuaded to play again....... more aches, pain... dunno :doh: :giveup:
Best bit: getting my presents, very pleased with them, including a webcam which I was supposed to set up this afternoon... but some idiot logged on to SH & need I say more an hour later dunno
Worst bit: being a bit stuffed last night................ but wasn't that bad, so good day all round.
Saddest bit: hearing that an ex-neighbour died of cancer in a hospice on Christmas Day, & his widow & one of his sons had been staying there every night for the past 3 days.... sad
Tastiest bit: I LOVE turkey mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Funniest bit: Vicar of Dibley... YES
Stupidest bit of Boxing Day so far: spending 45 mins trying to discover why the PC mouse didn't work, reinstalling software, figuring out all sorts of complicated reasons for lack of function............. then finding I'd knocked the cable when moving the computer :doh:
Quote by Libra-Love
Cos with the kids now gone mamma's shag time has arrived :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
And I'm looking forward to seeing the New Year in with a bang :grin: hump
Anyone care to join me? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

OHMIGOD OHMIGOD OHMIGOD OHMIGOD blast :hump: :hump:
biggrin Hmmm-- Worst bits--
Lucy getting up at 600am to do her care rounds, no xmas morning cuddle sad
Burning me sausages and bacon :(
Lucy crying cos the youngests Dads 'mates' had helped him get a motoX bike
for him (and thats something we desperately wanted to do) (but couldnt
afford to) :cry:
Best bits-- I only burnt the sausages! :D
Dog actually kept her tinsel on all day! :D
Got some lovely family piccies, inc the yet unborn grandchild! :D
Kids happy with what they got! :D
No arguments!! :D
The 'adult' pressies, which waited til boxing day morning (got me cuddle!!)
went down very well- the new Rabbit induced orgasm in about 15 seconds- bloody hell!!! :shock: :D :shock:
best bits prezzies
worst bit throat infection and
elasticated waist bands .......................ok ok i ate to much :twisted:
Quote by davej
By far the worst present............a cam corder thingy, fine if you have young children and you want to capture moments as they grow up, fLuckin useless in a house full of adults that move as quick as slugs on a cold day. Yes....yes, I know what you are thinking, why not set it up in the bedroom and re-inact our favourite blue films, well weve tried that and whilst I managed to make a passable Zapata moustache with a packet of rolling tobacco and mrs davej managed to create under arm hair in the same way, niether of us can speak German so the whole thing was a flop.
I shalll be writing to The British Foods Council to complain that the warnings on shelled wallnuts, about causing breathing difficulties, are woefully inadequate and that an additional line needs to be added warning any adult that decides to eat a 2lb bag of these things, about the after effect that can result. Whilst I enjoyed eating the nuts it has to be said that the disposal of said nuts, has been an uncomfortable experiance that no amount of Germoline seems to be easing. I really do feel as though I'm passing barbed wire. I cannot take large steps because of the pain and if the situation doesn't improve then either knocking through into the garage to make a downstairs bedroom or moving to a bungalow are my only options, stairs are simply a no go right now. Whilst this is amusing the ret of the family who each time I gingerly walk past them with my shortened stride, gently whistle the theme tune from the Hercule Poroit T.V. series, I am far from amused.
I would also like to warn anyone tht hasn't started on their 'crackie nuts' that they should sit in a chair, hold a nut in one hand, the crackers in another and then put both hands and arms inside a pillow case before cracking the nut. I did not do this and can assure you that 15 stone bearing down through bare feet that then stand on a shard of shell is akin to walking across a floor of stickle bricks ( the british equivelant of hot coals) it is painfull and the bleeding difficult to stop.
I shall also be complaining to Argos for selling a game called 'shock roulette' to the parents of my nieces that spent the afternoon with us. This game consists of 4 small apertures that contestants put their finger in, then at random it sends a charge to a small metal plate inside one of the four apertures giving the haplesss finger that is inside it a rather nasty belt of electricity, the idea being that the person recieving the shock has to try and not withdraw their finger, impossible.
I have no truck with giving children an electric shock, there are many that deserve it, however I do have a problem with children that have had some rudimentary schooling in the conductivity of electricity and that have worked out that despite not playing the game and despite being in a very warm stupor after a rather nice bottle of port, in his comfy chair, davej can be included in their game if they just lightly touch one of his toe's each with their spare hand and a damp finger.
(George Bush if you are reading this then you should abolish the death penalty by electric chair immediately)
The sucking on a straw to capture as many smartie's as possible on the other end and deposit it into another dish, has left me with the type of jaw ache and dizzyness that you experiance when trying to blow up a shite load of balloons, along with bruising to the forehead after competing for headroom in the bowl with 8 other people.
I am now looking forward to spending another afternoon with my brothers children this time and a new set of toys designed to inflict pain and torture upon me. I hope that you all fair better.

Dave, iim sooooo sorry to laugh at your misfortune, but thats the funniest thing ive read or seen in ages!! Thanks so much for cheering up my day, found a letter i wish i hadnt done today (health related).
thanks hun kiss
Best part...... cant remember
Worst part .............. cant remember
Must have been a good one :P
Quote by GenHertsCpl
By far the worst present............a cam corder thingy, fine if you have young children and you want to capture moments as they grow up, fLuckin useless in a house full of adults that move as quick as slugs on a cold day. Yes....yes, I know what you are thinking, why not set it up in the bedroom and re-inact our favourite blue films, well weve tried that and whilst I managed to make a passable Zapata moustache with a packet of rolling tobacco and mrs davej managed to create under arm hair in the same way, niether of us can speak German so the whole thing was a flop.
I shalll be writing to The British Foods Council to complain that the warnings on shelled wallnuts, about causing breathing difficulties, are woefully inadequate and that an additional line needs to be added warning any adult that decides to eat a 2lb bag of these things, about the after effect that can result. Whilst I enjoyed eating the nuts it has to be said that the disposal of said nuts, has been an uncomfortable experiance that no amount of Germoline seems to be easing. I really do feel as though I'm passing barbed wire. I cannot take large steps because of the pain and if the situation doesn't improve then either knocking through into the garage to make a downstairs bedroom or moving to a bungalow are my only options, stairs are simply a no go right now. Whilst this is amusing the ret of the family who each time I gingerly walk past them with my shortened stride, gently whistle the theme tune from the Hercule Poroit T.V. series, I am far from amused.
I would also like to warn anyone tht hasn't started on their 'crackie nuts' that they should sit in a chair, hold a nut in one hand, the crackers in another and then put both hands and arms inside a pillow case before cracking the nut. I did not do this and can assure you that 15 stone bearing down through bare feet that then stand on a shard of shell is akin to walking across a floor of stickle bricks ( the british equivelant of hot coals) it is painfull and the bleeding difficult to stop.
I shall also be complaining to Argos for selling a game called 'shock roulette' to the parents of my nieces that spent the afternoon with us. This game consists of 4 small apertures that contestants put their finger in, then at random it sends a charge to a small metal plate inside one of the four apertures giving the haplesss finger that is inside it a rather nasty belt of electricity, the idea being that the person recieving the shock has to try and not withdraw their finger, impossible.
I have no truck with giving children an electric shock, there are many that deserve it, however I do have a problem with children that have had some rudimentary schooling in the conductivity of electricity and that have worked out that despite not playing the game and despite being in a very warm stupor after a rather nice bottle of port, in his comfy chair, davej can be included in their game if they just lightly touch one of his toe's each with their spare hand and a damp finger.
(George Bush if you are reading this then you should abolish the death penalty by electric chair immediately)
The sucking on a straw to capture as many smartie's as possible on the other end and deposit it into another dish, has left me with the type of jaw ache and dizzyness that you experiance when trying to blow up a shite load of balloons, along with bruising to the forehead after competing for headroom in the bowl with 8 other people.
I am now looking forward to spending another afternoon with my brothers children this time and a new set of toys designed to inflict pain and torture upon me. I hope that you all fair better.

Dave, iim sooooo sorry to laugh at your misfortune, but thats the funniest thing ive read or seen in ages!! Thanks so much for cheering up my day, found a letter i wish i hadnt done today (health related).
thanks hun kiss
I thank you for your comment and hope that your day and circumstance improves.
I am pleased to say that my own situation has eased somewhat and that I am now moving more freely. I am now sitting squarely on all but the firmest of chairs which still need the gentler 'one cheek' style of sitting.
The electric shocks that were inflicted on me by children that need closer supervision by their parents, are a distant memory and I have removed the possibility of having to suck smarties up straws, by scoffing all eight tubes of the buggers.
Boxing day was an altogether gentler affair and apart from some harsh words from mrs davej, when I lost control of the nephews radio controlled flying saucer, which neatly whipped the glass shade off of one of the ceiling lights, breaking it, I had a much better day.
All in all it was a good break and with only one item to return, a rather nice shirt that despite being the requisite size 16.5 neck, is clearly made with a more svelte like figure in mind, the item will be returned and exchanged for something more accomadating.