Tangent 21 - What will you be doing on Christmas Day?

What will you be doing on Christmas Day?

Celebrating at home (38%)

Going to relatives (45%)

Having relatives over (10%)

Out to a restaurant (0%)

Going on holiday (0%)

Not really bothering (5%)

Dont celebrate Christmas (3%)

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Chambler A computer without Microsoft is like a chocolate cake without mustard.

Should be over in the UK for X-Mas and new years at my girlfriends which has kinda been my second home for last few years and as that options wasn't on there I went for staying at home

Really looking forward to it as I haven't been over for almost 2 months

stupid thesis

(Edited by Chambler 07/12/2005 23:15)

Posted: 23:14 Dec 07 2005

DJ Billy You can't really dust for vomit.

This will be the first time I've spent Christmas away from my parent' home. We're off to my sister's place in Durham

Posted: 23:30 Dec 07 2005

PictureOfFlowers "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party." - Lt. Tuck Pendleton, Innerspace

I put spending it at home, though really I mean spending it at home home (i.e. my parents' place).

Posted: 00:27 Dec 08 2005

Keenangel *Fourteen phonecalls a night??!!*

Visiting relatives, namely my parents and Ray's parents.

Posted: 10:54 Dec 08 2005

Vinnie Just because you don't beleive in something, doesn't mean it's not true.

Me, my step brother & step-sister are all going up to my mum & step-dads this year, It's kind of a saftey in numbers thing as we lost my other step-sister this year.

Posted: 12:32 Dec 08 2005

Byron "Live. Grow stronger. Fight another day."

Christmas dinner with the family most probably. The horror of the relatives is saved up for afters and served on Boxing Day.

Posted: 13:40 Dec 08 2005

lil_miss It's all a moo point, a cow's opinion.

I'm off to Matt's mum's for Christmas day. We're taking it in turns between his and my parents now, but as there's not an option for that, i went for the relatives option... pretty much mine too know

Got my clan coming over on the 27th, and when i say clan, i mean clan... my mum and dad, my brother, my grandma and her fancy-man Peter and my Nanan! Should be interesting to say the least

Posted: 13:49 Dec 08 2005

misskittyfantastic

I'll be a home with my other half and his family. There'll be 11 of us for dinner!!! I reckons it's every man/woman for themselves when it comes to seconds

Posted: 14:38 Dec 08 2005

Ming I am not expendable, I am not stupid and I am not going

I'll be in Melbourne with parents, visiting my sister and her husband!

Posted: 16:43 Dec 08 2005

thelostsailor If I didn't break it then you would have nothing to do!

At home this year. Emmy and I are spending christmas at our respective parents house as we have both spent a lot of time away this year.

Grandparents are flying up in a couple of weeks and my sister is coming home, and Emma is coming up in the 27th for a few days

Nice happy family christmas. :month:

Posted: 20:46 Dec 08 2005

Milky "Busted - Now that you're gone, I'm sleeping with the light on..." Pof, 2005

At my little sisters request I'll be spending Christmas at my mum's. Also be spending New Year there which Claire is gonna join me for. Should be fun

Posted: 21:50 Dec 08 2005

head2head 'Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, I drink, therefore I am. '

We're having my aaunt and uncle over and my young cousins (7 and 11) so it should be great fun!

One of them is getting a Roboraptor for Christmas, so I get to play with it!

w00t!!

Posted: 10:42 Dec 09 2005

CJL Don't be sad, don't be blue, Scotland can win in '82 (earliest childhood quote)

I'll be taking my grandad to the pub.

Posted: 15:58 Dec 09 2005

Ferretgirl Make something idiot-proof and they will make a better idiot

I'm back oop north for xmas with my mum and my dad and my sis will be joining us. My brother will go to his fiance's parents house as usual. Loadsa christmas family fun

i'm trying to convince my sister to come play bingo with me during the xmas holiday but i don't think she will!

Posted: 20:25 Dec 09 2005

Jola

Christmas Eve = spending it with my Mum (read that as cooking her a dinner and opening pressies)

Christmas Day = spending it at Mum-in-Laws (read that as her cooking dinner and opening pressies)

Boxing Day = home with Len & Georgia (read that as me cooking and being bored silly)

New Year = spending it up at Milton Keynes with friends on a four day long party

Posted: 21:49 Dec 09 2005

lizzieslayer Look for the girl with the broken smile. Ask her if she wants to stay awhile

Getting drunk to drown out the family politics

Posted: 00:03 Dec 10 2005

Samphirette To you I guess I'm just a clown who picks you up each time you're down

by Chambler
Should be over in the UK for X-Mas and new years at my girlfriends which has kinda been my second home for last few years and as that options wasn't on there I went for staying at home Really looking forward to it as I haven't been over for almost 2 months stupid thesis

Hope you both have a good time

Say hi from me following my last email.

We always spend Christmas Eve at the inlaws having a big roast dinner and watching a few current dvds.

Then Christmas Day at home resting as its the one day off in the year without anything chaotic to do or visit

This year is the added incentive to see friends somewhere between Boxing Day and going back to work

Posted: 00:48 Dec 10 2005

Alan Got a message from the Great Lakes Avengers, They offered me a membership but didn't accept... they're a walking disaster... Just don't make sense at all... the worst heroes of all time, To call thems

I'll be relaxing at home with family - shame about the family being there! *prays a couple of family members in particular never read that...*

Posted: 21:47 Dec 12 2005

buffyfan1 "i have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and im all out of bubblegum" or "let me guess, your from outer space? no im from iowa, i only work in outer space."

i would usually be at my aunties, but this year everyonr is coming to us. oh joy!! (he says with gritted teeth) oh and by the way misskittyfantastic, you think eleven is bad? i feel sorry for a friend of mine. he is having his whole family round. that makes 22 all together. i imagine people sleeping in every room including the kitchen and dining room. poor man. if it were me i would sleep in the car. there would probably be more room.

Posted: 14:06 Dec 22 2005

Spitefulangel Why buy the cow...when you get the sex for free

well, depending on if i get rid of the horrible cold i've got at the moment, i could potentially be spending christmasm day in a room on my own eating my christmas dinner so i don't infect any of my elderly relatives or my baby godson (believe me, i've eaten my christmas dinner alone before! i'm just a sickly person :ill

But hopefully i'll be well enough to stay at my boyfriend's tomorrow night, and swap presents with him christmas morning, before driving to my aunty's and having a lovely dinner! *fingers crossed for the second option!*

Posted: 16:15 Dec 23 2005

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