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this one ?Originally posted by Numpty View PostI used to work with a bloke who sang an alternative Xmas song but I only remember the first two lines. I cannot find it online.
Children roasting on an open fireDoes anyone know the rest?
Santa's hanging by piano wire.
Good King Wenceslas looked out
from his bedroom window
Silly fcker leaned too far
Landed on a cinder
Brightly shone his @rse that night
Though the frost was cru el
When a poor man came in sight
Playing with his to ooo el
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I used to work with a bloke who sang an alternative Xmas song but I only remember the first two lines. I cannot find it online.Originally posted by Pogle View PostNaw, I made chestnut roast
Children roasting on an open fireDoes anyone know the rest?
Santa's hanging by piano wire.
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There have been "seasonal" hot cross buns in the supermarket for weeks.Originally posted by Pogle View Posthot cross buns in the supermarket this morning
Didn't you crucify a Saint for Christmas?
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i wonder if there will be any of those lovely malteaser bunnies this year mmmmm
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According to a TV ad I saw over the weekend, "Cadbury's Creme Egg Season" starts on 1st January 2010 and ends 4th April 2010.
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I have seen Christmas decorations for sale in the shops and Christmas is almost a year ahead.
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Easter Chocolate
Chocolate malteser bunnies and Kitkat bunnies spotted along with Mini eggs cadburys cream eggs and hot cross buns the supermarket this morning
Jeeze the Christmas cards aren't recycled yet and the tinsel is still up.
I know Easter is early this year, (Good Friday 2nd April) but can we just get over one festival before we're reminded of the next one?! Its 3 months away FFS
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