General Chat Thread, Unusual Christmas day plans? in General; Well at the moment my plans for Christmas day are as follows.
Morning - Unwrapping presents after being woken at ...
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9th December 2008, 05:25 PM #1
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Unusual Christmas day plans?
Well at the moment my plans for Christmas day are as follows.
Morning - Unwrapping presents after being woken at some silly hour by our son (10 years old so still excited about Christmas).
Early to Mid morning - My side of the family arrive, unwrap presents etc.
Midday - My partner and son go to her side of the family for lunch and I will be going out to play on my Waveski for the afternoon (will keep fingers crossed for some surf).
Evening - Chill after a good day out on the surf content at avoiding the mother in law 
So is it just me who does daft things on Christmas day or are there others equally oddball.
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9th December 2008, 05:31 PM #2 evening fire spin planned down here, should be a laugh...
'tis the season to be firey....'
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9th December 2008, 05:38 PM #3 i will be in Egypt
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9th December 2008, 06:06 PM #4 
Originally Posted by
FN-GM
i will be in Egypt

Flippin' 'eck Zak - you get paid too much with all this world travel! 
We've got Christmas to ourselves this year for the first time in ages. The kids have finally got to an age where getting up on Christmas morning will be at a respectable time.
We'll have brunch after unwrapping the presents and then go out for a walk/bike ride before Christmas mid-afternoon lunch.
In-laws boxing day. Own Mum coming for New Year. Visit to aged Aunt & Uncle Jan 2nd.
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9th December 2008, 06:19 PM #5 I could well be rolling out a new server at one our clients on Christmas Day.
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9th December 2008, 06:24 PM #6 My other half is working along with new years, so I'll be on my tod ... Mind you, someone'll need to police Edugeek during the day!
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9th December 2008, 07:12 PM #7 I'll be spending a fair amount of the day on the M62 and M6
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9th December 2008, 08:51 PM #8 We don't really celebrate Christmas (long story - it goes back about 3000 years).
We're having an anti-xmas day in January though. We call it our Stuff Christmas Day. We usually have it in December but some family members can't make it until then.
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Thanks to tech_guy from:
webman (10th December 2008)
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10th December 2008, 11:06 AM #9 First xmas of not having an xmas dinner at home EVER, We're going to friends.
so for me, its totally different!
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10th December 2008, 11:11 AM #10 
Originally Posted by
kmount
My other half is working along with new years, so I'll be on my tod ... Mind you, someone'll need to police Edugeek during the day!
Excellent, you'll be able to tell me off for my mental drunken ramblings then!
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10th December 2008, 11:12 AM #11 
Originally Posted by
Domino
Excellent, you'll be able to tell me off for my mental drunken ramblings then!
And me!
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10th December 2008, 11:13 AM #12 My Mrs won't have to work this Xmas which is a change for us. I guess we will be going to my folks let them do all the cooking and hospitality (moi a freeloader?).
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10th December 2008, 11:25 AM #13 I have the joys of going to the Monster In Laws in Grimsby for Xmas, for once I will be wanting to be called in to work!!!
The wife will be waking the kids up to open the presents at stupid o'clock lol
Then its eat as much choclate before breakfast competition. Then im sure the sprouts will be put on to boil for few hours!
After we have munched through the turkey farm for lunch, ill be forced to watch the queens speach.
Of cousre i have got boxing day to look forward with the father in law whihch will involve being dragged to his local and off to watch the mariners at home.
Is there a James Bond on this year?
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10th December 2008, 11:27 AM #14 
Originally Posted by
jj99
The wife will be waking the kids up to open the presents at stupid o'clock lol
Shouldn't that be the other way around?
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10th December 2008, 11:29 AM #15 You'd think so wouldtd you! But not in my house lol
5 am last year she had them up, she get more excited than they do
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