Practically Classics Forum

Minxy wrote:In an effort to embrace Christmas here's another cultural song

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ziQ3umB2sZA

Eh? That's a mobile phone page:



Christmas summed up nicely by that one gesture, IMHO.

An excuse for a lash-up and no going to work for a week....what's not to like? And of course one of the funniest films ever always gets an airing...Elf Anyway grinches, here's an xmas song with a nice old caddy in it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cglLJJ0Czo8

JPB wrote:

Minxy wrote:In an effort to embrace Christmas here's another cultural song

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ziQ3umB2sZA

Eh? That's a mobile phone page:



Christmas summed up nicely by that one gesture, IMHO.

Thats me not how to use an i pad properly, try this then,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziQ3umB2sZA

I wish I could find and post a certaon christmas special song sung
by Stanley Baxter, it was
"Let's do away with Christmas, let's pack the whole thing in!!"

Hate it - especially out here in the Middle East where it is simply a commercial exercise

i thought it was the end of the world (again) so we need not worry about it

Richard Moss wrote:Hate it - especially out here in the Middle East where it is simply a commercial exercise

There is a reporter Richard Moss on Look North(local bbc news) every
time I hear a report I keep think you're moonlighting in the area up to
your mid section in flood waters doing a report:lol:

With luck a full seat and interior trim kit will arrive for the MGTF1500.
That will be my job for the next week or so.
If it doesnt arrive,I have plenty of other jobs that I will be doing on it,especially on xmas and boxing day!
Ive left a note on my front door to the carol singers,,,"#@??*& OFF!!!"

An unemployed christmas for me this time, so not much to be had in the line of cheer apart from watching my 16 month old son opening the few pressies we managed to get him without getting ourselves into debt.

Still, we have been invited to a Philippine party on the 24th and they tend to be family affairs rather than piss ups, with loads of really good grub.

Roll on 2013 indeed, but not if its going to be like 2012.

Dear Santa, please can I have a job as a Draughtsman. Not too far from home and not looney hours to try and stop the company going under like the last one was.

Luv,

Maaarrghk! (aged 49 3/4).

Good luck - I have been there, too, and can appreciate some of what you are thinking (having been made redundant just before Christmas in 2003 and again in february 2010)