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what are plans over the Christmas break ?? we have some family members visiting tomorrow . a meal with other family members Christmas day .are any site members alone over Christmas or working ?

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We're off to our daughters Christmas day, weather permitting, she's working but all her girls will be there, Boxing day will be them all at ours emoticon-0123-party.gif

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We're off to our daughters Christmas day, weather permitting, she's working but all her girls will be there, Boxing day will be them all at ours emoticon-0123-party.gif

all sounds good Bill , hope you have a great time :santa-dance:

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what are plans over the Christmas break ?? we have some family members visiting tomorrow . a meal with other family members Christmas day .are any site members alone over Christmas or working ?

only days we get off are when we go away other wise it is work every day including today :santa-dance: :santa-dance:

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Spending Christmas with an alcoholic transvestite , it could be worse all he wants to do is eat drink and be Mary ;) ho ho ho :santa-dance: :santa-dance: :santa-dance:

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Off for a pint with my Dad Xmas day he's just on 87 now, then back home for a family meal late afternoon.Boxing Day off to Goodison Park to see the Blues play Sunderland.Hope you all have a great Xmas.

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Finish up tomorrow morning after being working on nightduty since Friday so I have a few days off to relax and enjoy the festivities with my wife and our 4 Children before Friday comes around again. I hope everyone has an enjoyable and peaceful few days and for all those that are travelling I hope you all have a safe journey. Happy Christmas everyone

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My daughter and her partner are coming to our house for Xmas lunchsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gifsanta-dance.gif usually have mum and dad for xmas lunch, but they have been invited out this year.santa-dance.gif

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family coming to my house for helens samonella turkey or cremated phillet steak lol have a nice chritmas everyone im off out to try and reset my sky dish its driving me nuts keeps moving in the high winds

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Spending Christmas with an alcoholic transvestite , it could be worse all he wants to do is eat drink and be Mary ;) ho ho ho :santa-dance: :santa-dance: :santa-dance:

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Guest homestead
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:santa-dance: after last night i need to make the lofts water tight and Christmas dinner will be a curry looking forward to it.... no other plans yet :santa-dance:
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well I didn't plan on Mickey Mouse electronic sounds car (suits ages 12 months to 3 years) taking so long to assemble :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: . had to take it apart ,Jackson strong enough to run about didn't need the support on it , steering wheel off first , small screw drops out ? wheres that from ? 12 screws out of the back and still couldn't dismantle it :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: find 2 large screws underneath hidden away ,could barely get at them , eventually done (air is now blue) .re=assemble , horn doesn't work ?? 3 times ,still nothing ? wheres that small screw , that's the problem , fit that underneath the steering wheel ,steering column and front axle drop away to break a wire :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: now nothing works :emoticon-0127-lipssealed::emoticon-0127-lipssealed: 3 attempts to fix a wire barely thicker than a human hair , bingo ,all fixed , horn only works if you push it as hard as you would if " pushing Grandma off a bus" :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: I hope the boy loves his toy , Daddy ready for that glass of whisky now I can tell you :emoticon-0123-party:

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well I didn't plan on Mickey Mouse electronic sounds car (suits ages 12 months to 3 years) taking so long to assemble :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: . had to take it apart ,Jackson strong enough to run about didn't need the support on it , steering wheel off first , small screw drops out ? wheres that from ? 12 screws out of the back and still couldn't dismantle it :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: find 2 large screws underneath hidden away ,could barely get at them , eventually done (air is now blue) .re=assemble , horn doesn't work ?? 3 times ,still nothing ? wheres that small screw , that's the problem , fit that underneath the steering wheel ,steering column and front axle drop away to break a wire :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: now nothing works :emoticon-0127-lipssealed::emoticon-0127-lipssealed: 3 attempts to fix a wire barely thicker than a human hair , bingo ,all fixed , horn only works if you push it as hard as you would if " pushing Grandma off a bus" :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: I hope the boy loves his toy , Daddy ready for that glass of whisky now I can tell you :emoticon-0123-party:

 

You're getting to old for that job Santa, should have let the kids sort it out emoticon-0123-party.gif

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You're getting to old for that job Santa, should have let the kids sort it out emoticon-0123-party.gif

absolutely Bill , arthritic fingers and poor eyesight don't help at all , old age doesn't come by itself they say :emoticon-0138-thinking:

eldest boy would have been useful being an electronics engineer , he,s not visiting until 3rd Jan ,just moved house with his young lady :emoticon-0123-party:

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well I didn't plan on Mickey Mouse electronic sounds car (suits ages 12 months to 3 years) taking so long to assemble :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: . had to take it apart ,Jackson strong enough to run about didn't need the support on it , steering wheel off first , small screw drops out ? wheres that from ? 12 screws out of the back and still couldn't dismantle it :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: find 2 large screws underneath hidden away ,could barely get at them , eventually done (air is now blue) .re=assemble , horn doesn't work ?? 3 times ,still nothing ? wheres that small screw , that's the problem , fit that underneath the steering wheel ,steering column and front axle drop away to break a wire :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: now nothing works :emoticon-0127-lipssealed::emoticon-0127-lipssealed: 3 attempts to fix a wire barely thicker than a human hair , bingo ,all fixed , horn only works if you push it as hard as you would if " pushing Grandma off a bus" :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: I hope the boy loves his toy , Daddy ready for that glass of whisky now I can tell you :emoticon-0123-party:

came home p d one year forgot i had two sets of stablisers to fit on the kids bikes i put them on up side down the kids thought there bikes had wings my ears were burning for days lol

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came home p d one year forgot i had two sets of stablisers to fit on the kids bikes i put them on up side down the kids thought there bikes had wings my ears were burning for days lol

had an old pal do the same , had to assemble a desk for his daughter , opened the box to find the desk top and 3 legs :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: despite a kneck full , made a replica and painted then assembled the desk , literally 10 minutes before she woke . what a Dad eh :emoticon-0137-clapping:

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Am sitting here at the mo waiting for my grandson to phone blurting out those magic words 'he's been, he's been' :emoticon-0123-party:

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