Coco wrote:Nope, I have it set as the background on my phone.Buggaluggs wrote:NopeAdder wrote: Have we all seen this picture enough?
Bollocks, just realised I have that shirt! Not the tie mind......
Coco wrote:Nope, I have it set as the background on my phone.Buggaluggs wrote:NopeAdder wrote: Have we all seen this picture enough?
I just leave my Black Labrador in the front garden with the outside lights off. He wouldn't harm a fly but goes absolutelyLizard wrote:I intend to be heavily armed, with pressurised water weapons and a stock of last year's feijoas, behind a palisade on my front deck. If the traditional enquiry is made, I will be choosing "trick."
It doesn't bother me (on the internet at least) as i just assume they're trolling, which is often giving people too much credit.SerjeantWildgoose wrote:From the crap joke fred:
Point of order m'lud? Scotch is something Americans or perhaps Canadians drink. The people of Scotland are known as Scottish or Scots, but never Scotch.rowan wrote:Only if he was Scotch or perhaps Canadian, with an accent like thatDonny osmond wrote:What did the trumpet player do when he saw a weed in his garden?
He rooted-it-oot
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Also people who refer to me as a thick Mick. The Micks are the Irish Guards. We Rangers are known as Paddies.
What is "British slang"?rowan wrote:Even worse than infanile Americanisms - British slang. Much of it sounds as though it was developed by heinous pimple-faced high school boys of scrawny stature and dubious sexuality while smoking fags and torturing small animals behind the bicycles sheds in the lunch breaks - and imagining themselves tremendously clever.![]()
That's fuck all. There's Christmas shite being sold already over here.morepork wrote:It's not even October yet and here, in USandA, Halloween tat is starting to appear. I hate this cunting plastic festivity with all my heart. It's does infect mine eyes and poison my soul. Fuck it to hell.
Try the movie channels Movies 24 becomes Christmas 24 from October!! showing Christmas movies 24hrs a day & not even good Christmas movies.OptimisticJock wrote:That's fuck all. There's Christmas shite being sold already over here.morepork wrote:It's not even October yet and here, in USandA, Halloween tat is starting to appear. I hate this cunting plastic festivity with all my heart. It's does infect mine eyes and poison my soul. Fuck it to hell.
On a personal note my hate for the Reserves has intensified. There's also some self-hate in there as i sold out and became a STAB.
J Dory wrote:Once you get over your fear of America furthering it's imperialist agenda via the cultural export of Halloween, music videos and blue jeans, Halloween is actually kind of fun. People in my neighborhood really embrace it, with parents often dressing up with their kids, some homes handing out drinks to parents, it's become a kind of a neighborhood street party. And the kids of course love it.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, 1 decent Christmas film, you've forgotten Die Hard, Home Alone, Gremlins, Trading Places, Bad Santa and of course The Muppets Christmas Carol.belgarion wrote:Try the movie channels Movies 24 becomes Christmas 24 from October!! showing Christmas movies 24hrs a day & not even good Christmas movies.OptimisticJock wrote:That's fuck all. There's Christmas shite being sold already over here.morepork wrote:It's not even October yet and here, in USandA, Halloween tat is starting to appear. I hate this cunting plastic festivity with all my heart. It's does infect mine eyes and poison my soul. Fuck it to hell.
On a personal note my hate for the Reserves has intensified. There's also some self-hate in there as i sold out and became a STAB.
though there's only 1 of those 'It's a Wonderful Life', but those totally crap made for TV Yank abomination 'rom-coms' which I know ny missus will
mw make watch when I'm home.
I agree MP (see my post above). If i could get away with it I'd wire my doorbell & door-knocker to themorepork wrote:J Dory wrote:Once you get over your fear of America furthering it's imperialist agenda via the cultural export of Halloween, music videos and blue jeans, Halloween is actually kind of fun. People in my neighborhood really embrace it, with parents often dressing up with their kids, some homes handing out drinks to parents, it's become a kind of a neighborhood street party. And the kids of course love it.
The fuck it is. It's an abomination.
All enjoyable Christmas films, but not necessarily 'good', there is a differenceNumbers wrote:Whoa, whoa, whoa, 1 decent Christmas film, you've forgotten Die Hard, Home Alone, Gremlins, Trading Places, Bad Santa and of course The Muppets Christmas Carol.belgarion wrote:Try the movie channels Movies 24 becomes Christmas 24 from October!! showing Christmas movies 24hrs a day & not even good Christmas movies.OptimisticJock wrote: That's fuck all. There's Christmas shite being sold already over here.
On a personal note my hate for the Reserves has intensified. There's also some self-hate in there as i sold out and became a STAB.
though there's only 1 of those 'It's a Wonderful Life', but those totally crap made for TV Yank abomination 'rom-coms' which I know ny missus will
mw make watch when I'm home.
That may work when the parents are with the 'spawn of hell' but if they're on their own not a chance.J Dory wrote:The rule of thumb here is if there are no Halloween decorations at the front of the house, that house is not participating, and those houses get passed over.
The children realise that most likely, inside that sad dark house, some lonely grumpy old man is picking his nose in his rocking chair, muttering angrily to himself about how children in his day weren't happy, he certainly never was, he never got candy, why should these little feckers get to be happy and have candy, if it was up to him, all kids would be banned .... etc, etc.
In the same way that neither does the US. You want to follow US 'traditions' (though how a country less than 300yrs oldJ Dory wrote:Candy is what it's called here. Britannia no longer rules, it doesn't get to dictate fashion, language, traditions etc to the colonies. Now stop your whining, go buy some candy, and get the fuck ready for Halloween already.
As the world becomes smaller, traditions from many countries are cross pollinated. There are big celebrations here for Chinese New Year, Diwali for example. Anyway, I'm not suggesting you should celebrate Halloween if you don't want to, just that it can be fun.belgarion wrote:In the same way that neither does the US. You want to follow US 'traditions' (though how a country less than 300yrs oldJ Dory wrote:Candy is what it's called here. Britannia no longer rules, it doesn't get to dictate fashion, language, traditions etc to the colonies. Now stop your whining, go buy some candy, and get the fuck ready for Halloween already.
can have traditions I don't know) & practices go live there otherwise feck off trying to change ours
Numbers wrote:Isn't the new Halloween vogue to dip some brussells sprouts in chocolate?
So you mean Porkys house then?J Dory wrote:The rule of thumb here is if there are no Halloween decorations at the front of the house, that house is not participating, and those houses get passed over.
The children realise that most likely, inside that sad dark house, some lonely grumpy old man is picking his nose in his rocking chair, muttering angrily to himself about how children in his day weren't happy, he certainly never was, he never got candy, why should these little feckers get to be happy and have candy, if it was up to him, all kids would be banned .... etc, etc.
Halloween WAS fun until all the crap of trick or treat happened. Now itJ Dory wrote:As the world becomes smaller, traditions from many countries are cross pollinated. There are big celebrations here for Chinese New Year, Diwali for example. Anyway, I'm not suggesting you should celebrate Halloween if you don't want to, just that it can be fun.belgarion wrote:In the same way that neither does the US. You want to follow US 'traditions' (though how a country less than 300yrs oldJ Dory wrote:Candy is what it's called here. Britannia no longer rules, it doesn't get to dictate fashion, language, traditions etc to the colonies. Now stop your whining, go buy some candy, and get the fuck ready for Halloween already.
can have traditions I don't know) & practices go live there otherwise feck off trying to change ours
Not sure who you think is trying to force you to support their traditions (Americans presumably?), but I'd suggest those kids knocking on your door are more likely neighborhood kids, they could of course be CIA plants.