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Christmas

TimL1974

I'm sure this has been done before, but..... I hate Christmas. There is endless pressure to juggle so may things and facilitate so many other people.

There was a couple of times where I managed to end up alone on xmas day and I absolutely loved it

Not particularly looking for judgement about what a selfish person I am(though feel free) but more interested to hear others' opinions. Is this common?

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Loughc

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I think most people work a lot these days anyways so that kinda ruins it a bit.
If only people could stay away from the shops for a few days!

Massively. The best part of Christmas is the void between Christmas and New Years where everyone chills. The idea of people queuing at 4am for Stephens day sales sickens me.

Littlehorny

Loughc wrote: »

Massively. The best part of Christmas is the void between Christmas and New Years where everyone chills. The idea of people queuing at 4am for Stephens day sales sickens me.

Definitely, everyone works all year long. It should be illegal for shops to open on the 25th and 26th of December, just give everyone a break.

screamer

Loughc wrote: »

Massively. The best part of Christmas is the void between Christmas and New Years where everyone chills. The idea of people queuing at 4am for Stephens day sales sickens me.

Imagine the poor feckers that work in those places. Sure you couldn’t even have a couple of drinks on Christmas night cause you’ve to be up at stupid o clock the next day

Loughc

screamer wrote: »

Imagine the poor feckers that work in those places. Sure you couldn’t even have a couple of drinks on Christmas night cause you’ve to be up at stupid o clock the next day

Especially with the new drink driving laws for the day after.

Squeeonline

As my family are scattered around the world, we have to book flights for christmas this week (and we are probably already a bit late), and rough plans are made for 2020.

I really dislike the extra hassle this puts on life. Why can't some scientist invent cheap teleportation.

Graces7

Deleted User wrote: »

I think most people work a lot these days anyways so that kinda ruins it a bit.
If only people could stay away from the shops for a few days!

I have not been in a shop for nearly a year...

irishguitarlad

I've decided to head to Amsterdam with the gf for Christmas, there's always fights at home and something always happens so yeah going to spend It with my gf's family in Spain and then in the 27 head to holland.

Greyfox

God just seeing the c word in after hours in august irritates me and I like christmas. Hate the build up with a passion

Bellerstring

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I think I'll join you in the Christmas forum later in the year. I had a look earlier, you're all insane.

Nice, but insane.

The saddest forum on boards.
Get to know your elves......
I mean, wtf...????

Hector Savage

Raelynn Huge Body wrote: »

A Christmas thread already? It's still 4 months away...

ah you're back !

[Deleted User]

Sun splitting the rocks.

Loughc

Deleted User wrote: »

Sun splitting the rocks.

Great tune!

Doctors room ghost

Littlehorny wrote: »

Definitely, everyone works all year long. It should be illegal for shops to open on the 25th and 26th of December, just give everyone a break.

Should be illegal too for people to get sick or need care over the Christmas period.give doctors nurses and all the other healthcare staff a break.

zell12

Aldi have a 'Get yissir Xmas cake baking ingredients now' in this weeks' flyer.

SusieBlue

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Should be illegal too for people to get sick or need care over the Christmas period.give doctors nurses and all the other healthcare staff a break.

Doctors, Nurses, Guards & Fire Brigade are essential services and of course need to run as normal over the festive period.
Starbucks, Next, Debenhams etc. opening as early as 6am St. Stephens Day? Completely unnecessary and unfair on the staff.

Doctors room ghost

SusieBlue wrote: »

Doctors, Nurses, Guards & Fire Brigade are essential services and of course need to run as normal over the festive period.
Starbucks, Next, Debenhams etc. opening as early as 6am St. Stephens Day? Completely unnecessary and unfair on the staff.

I know.just ranting