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Christmas starts creeping in to the shops at the end of August. I don't approve of discussing it until the beginning of December.
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What are you talking about, man? It's Christmas Eve. It's just unseasonably warm for some reason.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostTime to start planning for the Christmas festivities:
Harrods Christmas in JULY? The festive countdown begins 151 days early | Mail Online
Can't wait.
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This is a massive coincidence. Christmas hasn't crossed my mind for months, then I emailed a friend today to ask what she was wearing (like you do
), and she said red and green, it feels like Christmas.
Is there an official date when early risers can start talking about it?
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It must be you that made a 2001 item on Christmas Turkeys the no 5 most read on today's UK news in The Independent.
The Independent | News | UK News | Breaking News Stories Within the UK
(This unhappy breed)
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Over here in the US, they appear to have all-year-round christmas [tree] stores. Not entirely sure as we've driven past them without stopping.
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Do you want to buy a sledge?Originally posted by SimonMac View Post**** RIGHT OFF!!!!!
This is the second mention of Christmas today, and thats two too many!
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**** RIGHT OFF!!!!!
This is the second mention of Christmas today, and thats two too many!
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Time to start planning for the Christmas festivities:
Harrods Christmas in JULY? The festive countdown begins 151 days early | Mail Online
Can't wait.Tags: None
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