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its monday 3rd november, 22.40hours and what are the BBC showing, "Men behaving Badly Christmas Special" .............give us a break BBC, summer has only just finished, its to early to be thinking about christmas..........whats on next week, "Snoopy and the easter bunnies" :D:D

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whats on next week, "Snoopy and the easter bunnies" :D:D

The start of the holiday adverts for next summer

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Deadringers was also a Christmas Special repeat

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Nigelnibbles, I have baked 3 Christmas cakes last month, my presents are all bought and my Christmas dinner veg has been par boiled and is in the freezer. Is that too early for you. I'm not one of those idiots that leave it all to the last week before Christmas day. The decorations will not go up until 3-4 days before Christmas day, that way they do not collect to much dust over Christmas.

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a tip for cake makers ,soak the fruit overnight in strong cold tea (no milk/sugar) yum yum

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Eileen B:

Nigelnibbles, I have baked 3 Christmas cakes last month, my presents are all bought and my Christmas dinner veg has been par boiled and is in the freezer. Is that too early for you

no, doing food is understandable, i've already made my christmas chutney, its just that I think its to early for christmas TV shows. :D:D
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I'll be doing the Pickled Eggs this weekend..

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Last week end was the end of the illuminations in Blackpool, We now close the town down the town for a few weeks before opening up again for Christmas. My lad works at a hotel and as I picked him up from work last Sunday 2nd November he pointed outthe hotel next door who now have been decked out in full Christmas decorations. :( As we drove down the prom we noticed several hotels has done the same. :( :mad: Jeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzz. I know I hate Christmas BUT.......

 

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Eileen B:

Nigelnibbles, I have baked 3 Christmas cakes last month, my presents are all bought and my Christmas dinner veg has been par boiled and is in the freezer. Is that too early for you.

We are well prepared for Christmas and New Year,

new shorts, the safari clothes are packed in those plastic bags that you suck the air out of. Sonja got some good deals on sunblock. Christmas dinner and New years buffet/party all booked. Just need one of those telescopic rods suitable for fishing the RED SEA :D:D:D

 

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alan taylor, I hate you i hate you i hate you :D

 

I also hate christmas, or rather the polava that goes with it.

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