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  1. 12-26-2011, 10:41 AM #1
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    Lightbulb The Best Thing About Christmas??

    Mince Pies for me..they are amasing especially homemade.
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  2. 12-26-2011, 01:06 PM #2
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    I guess for me it was always the goodwill but if the mince pies are good and if Nacian will eat them then I guess it's the pies.

    OMG that is so weak... LOL

    Hope you had a fab Christmas Nacian.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanMGSmith View Post
    I guess for me it was always the goodwill but if the mince pies are good and if Nacian will eat them then I guess it's the pies.

    OMG that is so weak... LOL

    Hope you had a fab Christmas Nacian.

    Ian
    Haha..that is fabulous Ian..not weak at all...LOl
    I did have a fab Christmas and still am thank you..and I hope you did/are still having a fab Christmas.
    GoodWill is on my top list too..
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    Boxing Day...
    A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bloggsworth View Post
    Boxing Day...
    why?
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    The person it honors. (Hint: not Santa)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nacian View Post
    why?

    After 66 years of birthdays on Christmas Day, quite frankly, I've had enough...
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    I was unaware that Christmas had any redeeming qualities once you stop believing in Santa Claus...
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    The Best Thing About Christmas?


    Is it the joy it brings to children?
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    Cognac for breakfast?
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    Insert profundity here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robinjazz View Post
    The Best Thing About Christmas?


    Is it the joy it brings to children?
    indeed..what about you?

    Quote Originally Posted by felix View Post
    Cognac for breakfast?
    Love Cognac...but for breakfast? I have never tried it that early?
    Any advice onhow to go about it so early in the morning?
    I was unaware that Christmas had any redeeming qualities once you stop believing in Santa Claus...
    Awww....surely not...there is got to be something better then just santa..how old were you when you start believing in Santa?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nacian View Post
    Awww....surely not...there is got to be something better then just santa..how old were you when you start believing in Santa?
    There was a mission called "The Volunteers of America" located a block from our tenement. The mission would house and employ former alcoholics as long as the men remained sober. Every year, right after the Thanksgiving Day Holiday, the men would be required to don Santa Claus outfits and stand outside busy department stores ringing bells while seeking donations from the shoppers.

    Day after day, the kids who lived near the mission watched as fifty men dressed as Santa streamed from the building and headed toward the subway a block away to take the train to their destinations uptown where most of the department stores were located. It was a very confusing scene for the children. One might say that some of the kids where I lived grew up believing not one Santa but many. Santa Clones is coming to town.
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