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Believe it or not its actually gone downhill since then! Hard to believe isn't it. Christmas day we ended up watching Dave!
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I've been away from the UK a long time then.
I thought the Great British Christmas Tradition was the Queen's speech and then the Great Escape / Sound of Music / etc?
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostNot as bad as when you're spending xmas at someone elses house and their idea of entertainment is watching strictly come whatever
Strictly EnhancingOriginally posted by AtW View PostWhat's this strictly come whatever?
Have I been missing out on some Great British tradition?
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What's this strictly come whatever?
Have I been missing out on some Great British tradition?
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I had to leave the roomOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
Luckily nobody wanted to watch that - or if they did, they were too embarrassed to admit it to the rest of the family
, it would take a hell of a lot of booze for me to sit in the same room as that tripe
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostNot as bad as when you're spending xmas at someone elses house and their idea of entertainment is watching strictly come whatever

Luckily nobody wanted to watch that - or if they did, they were too embarrassed to admit it to the rest of the family
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Originally posted by ToolpusherHere's something for you to watch while you're in the office, Alexei.....
http://video.yahoo.com/network/10000...61&l=100022574

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Russia's got tallent.Originally posted by ToolpusherHere's something for you to watch while you're in the office, Alexei.....
http://video.yahoo.com/network/10000...61&l=100022574
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Originally posted by ToolpusherHere's something for you to watch while you're in the office, Alexei.....
http://video.yahoo.com/network/10000...61&l=100022574
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Wish I had something worthwhile to do - this is always the most boring day of the year
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Sounds more like stupidity, a lack of planning and prioritisation, an imbalance between work and life priorities and slightly sad to me. Could be just the fact that I have had 2 bottles of wine and quite a few of these so YMMVOriginally posted by AtW View PostGoing back to the office now to fix SKA bug
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