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Rodafowa wrote:

At work, killing time till we're sent home at about lunchtime. Then I'll be spending the afternoon making up a metric fuckton of sausage rolls (to be cooked on the day they're needed), half a metric fuckton of parmesan biscuits, two-thirds of a banoffee pie and a bunch of meringue nests for mini pavlovas.

You're making two thirds of a banoffee pie?

Isn't that just a banoffee pie, or will you be making it in an actual 'two thirds of a circle' shape?

Not many of us here at the office and we've been told we can go at 12:30. Nice easy morning's 'work' and perhaps a pub lunch to follow. This is why I'm not one for using a day's holiday for Christmas Eve as it's always a doddle.

throughsilver wrote:

You're making two thirds of a banoffee pie?

Isn't that just a banoffee pie, or will you be making it in an actual 'two thirds of a circle' shape?

Pacman pie

What? If you mean you thought it looked like a penis then I think you are well overdue a trip to a doctor.

That would be a bit of a weird shape, wouldn't it?

Anyway, it's a pickle.

Doc G (Anonymous X) do either of you (and your partners) have one of these on your tree?

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It's a glass pickle. It's supposed to be an American tradition (perhaps) via Germany (though the second bit seems debatable).

My youngest two are showing signs of being under the weather, I'm hoping they are going to be better by the morning as the youngest one is really weepy because of it at the moment.

Malc

Author:	Mimi [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 12:47 ]
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throughsilver wrote: Rodafowa wrote: At work, killing time till we're sent home at about lunchtime. Then I'll be spending the afternoon making up a metric fuckton of sausage rolls (to be cooked on the day they're needed), half a metric fuckton of parmesan biscuits, two-thirds of a banoffee pie and a bunch of meringue nests for mini pavlovas. You're making two thirds of a banoffee pie? Isn't that just a banoffee pie, or will you be making it in an actual 'two thirds of a circle' shape? Pacman pie

Author:	throughsilver [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 13:13 ]
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devilman wrote: Not many of us here at the office and we've been told we can go at 12:30. Nice easy morning's 'work' and perhaps a pub lunch to follow. This is why I'm not one for using a day's holiday for Christmas Eve as it's always a doddle. We were given Christmas Eve as a bonus day of leave, this year.

Author:	Rodafowa [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 13:25 ]
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Mimistletoe Kisses wrote: throughsilver wrote: You're making two thirds of a banoffee pie? Isn't that just a banoffee pie, or will you be making it in an actual 'two thirds of a circle' shape? Pacman pie I'm going to make the biscuit case and the banoffee filling, then I'll do the vanilla cream topping just before I serve it.

Author:	Satsuma [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 13:30 ]
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My little doggie has been poorly since yesterday so I'll probably just spend Christmas cuddling him under a blanket.

Author:	Plissken [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 13:44 ]
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Well, got the family "duty visit" out of the way, so short of dinner at the father-in-laws tomorrow, I'll be cooking our Christmas dinner on Boxing Day, then at a friends party in the evening. The rest of the time is ours, so a stack of DVDs, several bottles of wine and that is about it. Inevitably I'll end up doing Mrs Ps tax return at some point - joys of being self-employed! Oh, and reading a lot of SharePoint manuals.

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Author:	Malc [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 13:45 ]
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My youngest two are showing signs of being under the weather, I'm hoping they are going to be better by the morning as the youngest one is really weepy because of it at the moment. Malc

Author:	Mimi [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:02 ]
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Doc G (Anonymous X) do either of you (and your partners) have one of these on your tree? Attachment: ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356354107.076197.jpg It's a glass pickle. It's supposed to be an American tradition (perhaps) via Germany (though the second bit seems debatable).

Author:	MrChris [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:07 ]
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I'm really glad you explained what that was, because I was seeing something completely different.

Author:	Mimi [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:08 ]
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What? If you mean you thought it looked like a penis then I think you are well overdue a trip to a doctor.

Author:	MrChris [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:17 ]
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Mimistletoe Kisses wrote: What? If you mean you thought it looked like a penis then I think you are well overdue a trip to a doctor. Heh. Not a penis, no, but I've seen plenty of, erm, things for a similar purpose that looked not too dissimilar to that pickle.

Author:	Mimi [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:17 ]
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Eh?

Author:	Malc [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:23 ]
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He's talking about a dildo. Malc

Author:	Mimi [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:25 ]
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That would be a bit of a weird shape, wouldn't it? Anyway, it's a pickle.

Author:	nickachu [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:25 ]
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I have 18 beers and 2 bottles of bubbly in the fridge. This is going to be the drunkest/strangest christmas ever. Followed by the worst day at work ever.

Author:	NervousPete [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:38 ]
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Really pleased to hear Mrs Grim... is feeling better, matey. Yay! Hope everyone here has a super-awesome Christmas. Well, still in work but I get off at half three. Then it's a slow train up to Yerkshire, I think I'll be watching some DVD's on it or playing XCOM on the way. Hopefully I'll get back by five past eight, but who knows, right? Christmas Day I'll be spending with mum and dad and then Boxing Day the more extended family. My sister won't be up sadly as she's working, NHS is a cruel mistress. Also, the beloved dog Chester won't be around having died two months ago. It'll feel odd without him and his shake-paw obsession. Miss him. Sniff And the day after Boxing Day I'll hopefully meet up with my friends J'Atkinson and Jess before catching the train back down to the 'diff. So just a short break. Tchaw. Wonder what my parents have got me? It's a complete mystery. I confidently predict a Hassleblad system camera with Zeiss 80mm 2.8mm lens. THEY'RE HOW MUCH!?

Author:	Bamba [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 18:21 ]
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As always (and very inconveniently) Mrs B went down to her family in Ayr this evening and will be there for the next few days due to public transport inadequacies. And for my part I'll be in Fucking Stewarton (it's official name!) for a few hours tomorrow to see my folks. Boxing Day will be our first time back together (after tonight) at which point we'll hit our local (and contender for Best Pub In the World) The Clockwork Beer Company and get joyously drunk as hell. It'll be pretty damn sweet. Please note for anyone that's bothered to Google it: the website is awful, but the pub itself is wonderful. On the upside: Mrs B's lovely and excellent gran is coming to Scotland for only the second time in her entire life next week and both families are lined up to have an excellent night when she's up. She'll also get to meet our cats and see out flat and generally get a sense of our life together which she's never had and which we're both hoping will result in her coming up to Scotland more often. Which isn't to say that the delights of Cardiff's City Arms aren't tempting after our last visit, but it'd still be nice not to have to leave home. Mrs B's mum has embraced the fun things in life after a really shitty last year so her few days in Ayr is more likely to be 'Prosecco and laughing' as opposed to last year's 'weeping and commiserations'. My parents have already handed over their present to us both and it's a massive voucher for the best restaurant in Glasgow; The Ubiquitous Chip. Some delicious shit lurks in our future! After leaving work early today we had a few hours in the pub with a couple of our favourite workmates setting the world to rights which was very nice indeed. All the presents we got for my family are excellent and beaming happy faces are guaranteed when we hand them over (me in person and Mrs B via Skype) tomorrow which I'm very much looking forward to. My mum and niece's laptops especially I think will be well received, although my dad is going to stoically love his Jacksons tickets I reckon. Giving presents is just fucking ace! Man, I fucking love everything about Christmas. Who's with me? o/

Author:	Trooper [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 19:49 ]
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Hotel Choc Xmas write-off bag Free choccy!

Author:	asfish [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 20:14 ]
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My brother has just told me that he (again) bought a huge lump of Havarti cheese. This means he will be giving me sizable chunk to take home with me tomorrow The last bit he gave me stayed in the freezer for a year and I bought it out last Christmas, tasted great was the most popular cheese I had.

Author:	MrChris [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 14:26 ]
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Mimistletoe Kisses wrote: That would be a bit of a weird shape, wouldn't it? Yes, there are a lot of very weird shaped sex toys around, even just on the Ann Summers website. I'm told. Quote: Anyway, it's a pickle. I'll take your word for it.

Author:	metalangel [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 16:53 ]
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It's Christmas Eve and I still haven't heard Slade, The Darkness or Jona Lewie. EDIT: Or Lennon, come to think of it.

Author:	Doctor Glyndwr [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 16:58 ]
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Mimistletoe Kisses wrote: Doc G (Anonymous X) do either of you (and your partners) have one of these on your tree? Attachment: ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356354107.076197.jpg It's a glass pickle. It's supposed to be an American tradition (perhaps) via Germany (though the second bit seems debatable). Yes, we do. It's an American-German tradition, rather than a German one, IYSWIM. Danielle's family are roughly three-fourths of German descent.

Author:	Malc74 [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 18:40 ]
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Malc wrote: My youngest two are showing signs of being under the weather, I'm hoping they are going to be better by the morning as the youngest one is really weepy because of it at the moment. Malc Both of my kids have colds, so odds-on I'll wake up tomorrow feeling like crap.

Author:	Zardoz [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 19:40 ]
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Really pleased to hear that Mrs Grim... has improved. Hope you can all sleep tonight! Squeee!

Author:	Dimrill [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 20:21 ]
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Author:	Cras [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 20:38 ]
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I'll have some of that, Bamba \o

Author:	Malc74 [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 20:39 ]
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Dimrill wrote: "WOO YEAH! IT'S CHRISTMAS!! WHO'S FUCKIN' HAPPY IT'S FUCKIN' CHRISTMAS?!! SANTA'S FUCKIN' HAPPY IT'S FUCKIN' CHRISTMAS!!! GONNA SHIT MY PRESENTS DOWN YO' CHIMNEYS ALL NIGHT FUCKIN' LONG!!!"

Author:	Bobbyaro [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 21:32 ]
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Author:	sdg [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 22:00 ]
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Yay Bamba \o

Author:	Wullie [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 22:05 ]
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I'll join with Bamba & the Christmas is pure gid brigade Been excited since I woke up for no real reason other than it's fucking Christmas tomorrow and I got to save it for people at work this morning

Author:	Bobbyaro [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 22:14 ]
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You saved Christmas? Well done, that man!

Author:	Curiosity [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 22:21 ]
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Dimrill wrote: \ WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?

Author:	Goddess Jasmine [ Mon Dec 24, 2012 23:18 ]
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Quiet one for us. Collecting Chloe at 11am, was supposed to be having her here for lunch and dropping her back off at 3pm, but Lisa has decided she doesn't want to spend Christmas day on her own so only wants me to have her for a couple of hours now so she doesn't even get to stay for dinner. Sam will go around his Dad's after lunch and Darryl is in Afghanistan so it will just be me, Joans, leftovers, alcohol and the telly/x-box. Terrible.

Author:	nickachu [ Tue Dec 25, 2012 16:03 ]
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That was the weirdest christmas ever. We got a good spread of food. Which was nice, but at one point we had a guy feeding a possum shrooms.

Author:	metalangel [ Tue Dec 25, 2012 16:12 ]
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nickachu's Christmas:

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