Merry Christmas!

Started by saturdayrain · 27 Dec 2003 · 1,064 replies

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26 Dec 2008, 03:05 #661
Merry Christmas everyone! Hope everyone got what they deserved. :mrgreen:
26 Dec 2008, 03:28 #662
so far only got my game :woot:
26 Dec 2008, 03:49 #664
Merry Christmas everyone!! :woot:
26 Dec 2008, 14:01 #665
K.T.Tran wrote:So far i've only received Xmas money.

That's all I got... :sweat:

Doesn't seem to have the same thrill as when you were a kid...
26 Dec 2008, 14:11 #666
No presents or money here. Something much better... a lot of smiles, happy faces, and loud noises. :)
26 Dec 2008, 15:52 #667
Merry Christmas everybody!

Christmas is my favorite holiday because it's my recovery day.

My Birthday is on Christmas Eve, so my whole family comes to my house for dinner and a party and then they all scatter to their various in-laws for the Christmas day celebrations.

So I spent two days cooking, then fed 31 friends and relatives 6 courses, and spent most of Christmas sound asleep trying to recover.

I woke up just long enough to wash half the dirty dishes from the party... then I watched Miki Nakatani's "Christmas on July 24th Ave."... and now I'm going back to bed.

I love Christmas.

Hope everyone had a great day.
26 Dec 2008, 16:21 #668
Merry Christmas, friends. I hope you all got a wonderful holiday with your families :)

I know I did :woot:
27 Dec 2008, 02:53 #669
Geezer wrote:I woke up just long enough to wash half the dirty dishes from the party... then I watched Miki Nakatani's "Christmas on July 24th Ave."... and now I'm going back to bed.

Hmm, I never thought about watching that film on Christmas Day... We always watch 1951's A Christmas Carol with Alistair Sim... :victory:
27 Dec 2008, 03:26 #670
I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! Or a happy Festivus for the rest of us! :woot:
27 Dec 2008, 03:36 #671
dochira wrote:I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! Or a happy Festivus for the rest of us! :woot:
Once again I waited till the last minute and all the good poles were taken. :bonk: [/list:u]
27 Dec 2008, 03:46 #672
dochira wrote:I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! Or a happy Festivus for the rest of us! :woot:

Didn't break out the pole this year... But grievances were aired. :beaten: :rofl:
27 Dec 2008, 05:13 #673
BMW

We always watch 1951's A Christmas Carol with Alistair Sim...


Absolutely the definitive version.

Its only flaw is... no Miki. And for me, Christmas without Miki is just Thursday.
27 Dec 2008, 06:18 #674
Geezer wrote:BMW

We always watch 1951's A Christmas Carol with Alistair Sim...


Absolutely the definitive version.

Its only flaw is... no Miki. And for me, Christmas without Miki is just Thursday.

Maybe I'll try to get 'em to watch it on New Year's Eve... Too much football on New Year's Day to even attempt watching it... :sweat:
27 Dec 2008, 06:28 #675
Geezer wrote:Merry Christmas everybody!

Christmas is my favorite holiday because it's my recovery day.

My Birthday is on Christmas Eve, so my whole family comes to my house for dinner and a party and then they all scatter to their various in-laws for the Christmas day celebrations.

So I spent two days cooking, then fed 31 friends and relatives 6 courses, and spent most of Christmas sound asleep trying to recover.

I woke up just long enough to wash half the dirty dishes from the party... then I watched Miki Nakatani's "Christmas on July 24th Ave."... and now I'm going back to bed.

I love Christmas.

Hope everyone had a great day.


Your birthday is on the same day as my brother's, but he's NEVAH fed us a 6 course meal. I think your family should adopt me.
27 Dec 2008, 10:34 #676
Geezer wrote:Merry Christmas everybody!

Christmas is my favorite holiday because it's my recovery day.

My Birthday is on Christmas Eve, so my whole family comes to my house for dinner and a party and then they all scatter to their various in-laws for the Christmas day celebrations.

So I spent two days cooking, then fed 31 friends and relatives 6 courses, and spent most of Christmas sound asleep trying to recover.

I woke up just long enough to wash half the dirty dishes from the party... then I watched Miki Nakatani's "Christmas on July 24th Ave."... and now I'm going back to bed.

I love Christmas.

Hope everyone had a great day.
that is a lot
u cooked for ur own bday and for the day after wow well the main this is that u got ur rest after and had fun
27 Dec 2008, 22:05 #677
Wynter wrote:

Your birthday is on the same day as my brother's, but he's NEVAH fed us a 6 course meal. I think your family should adopt me.
Your brother's got a ways to go to catch up with Geez. Anybody that discuss subjects as varied as Triumph motorcycles and Tomoko Yamaguchi, , , if that doesn't qualify as a downright, honest-to-goodness renaissance man, I dunno what does!! [/list:u]
28 Dec 2008, 02:04 · edited #678
I thought this was vey cool. :applaud:


THESE amazing Santa sand sculptures have appeared on a beach just in time for Christmas.
Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created his winter wonderland on a shore in Orissa, India.

Lying 100ft wide Pattnaik's Santa sculpture is the longest of its kind in the world.

In total, the artist took 75 hours to complete the incredible Christ-masterpieces.

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28 Dec 2008, 02:07 #679
Eve wrote:I thought this was vey cool. :applaud:


THESE amazing Santa sand sculptures have appeared on a beach just in time for Christmas.
Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created his winter wonderland on a shore in Orissa, India.

Lying 100ft wide Pattnaik's Santa sculpture is the longest of its kind in the world.

In total, the artist took 75 hours to complete the incredible Christ-masterpieces.

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SUGOI! Only 75 hours in TOTAL? That's amazing. :applaud:
28 Dec 2008, 02:09 #680
Wynter wrote:

SUGOI! Only 75 hours in TOTAL? That's amazing. :applaud:


That's what I thought.
Extraordinary.
Maybe a few friends helped.

Thought these kept that nice holiday spirit going.... :D

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