The Christmas Thread

[AFS]

Looking forward to Stephen's tomorrow.

Aye, big fan of Boxing Day myself.

[Celt_Man]

Fry this morning, huge dinner, two big bastards of mayo, turkey, ham and stuffing sandwiches...  Ample amount of Heroes, Doritos, Club Orange and Coke....

Plus there is a fooker of a selection box looking at me funny at the minute....

I'm gonna have to be rolled back on the pitch for training!!

[ONeill]

It really is a celebration of over indulgence. Too many presents. Too much food. All for Jesus.

[Captain Obvious]

Christmas is over.

Thankfully.

[ONeill]

It really is a celebration of over indulgence. Too many presents. Too much food. All for Jesus.

Good craic but.

Indeed. You can get wired into brandy poitin with no dirty looks.

[mayogodhelpus@gmail.com]

Looking forward to Stephen's tomorrow.

Aye, big fan of Boxing Day myself.

Brits usually do 

[ONeill]

You mean non-Christian?

[Tony Baloney]

It really is a celebration of over indulgence. Too many presents. Too much food. All for Jesus.

Good craic but.

Indeed. You can get wired into brandy poitin with no dirty looks.

Real brandy or just balls?

[ONeill]

Balls.

[Tony Baloney]

I haven't had poitin since a house party in Mount Charles in Belfast c.1998. Not good 

My drinking has been poor so far this Christmas. All very piecemeal and no nights out planned as yet. Getting too old for it.

[Tony Baloney]

What do you mean too many presents? Who could get too many presents?

I got a coat, a pair of shoes and a pair of handball gloves.

That's not too many!!

That's a decent outfit. Get a quare sweat on playing handball though.

[ONeill]

Children. All the parents' fault. Too much shite. There are people in Moortown and Aghagallon with nothing.

[Lar Naparka]

Just woke up after sleeping off the effects of too much grub and not a little alcohol.
Same as every other Christmas Day I can remember.
Just in time to wish all an Athbhliain faoi Mhaise and hope yiz all had a Nollaig Shona.

[mayogodhelpus@gmail.com]

You mean non-Christian?

Nah I mean Brits, I like Stephen's Day (no saints in my day     )

I do also enjoy Wran Day / Lá an Dreoilín though.

None of those CHRISTmas boxes for me.

[ONeill]

I'd say there'd be very few who know anything about Stephen.

Same as the fcukers who speak or write Irish at his time only but haven't a clue what they're saying/writing.