Shaunette_ofthe_Dead
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Joined: 7/2/2006 From: Cardiff
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ORIGINAL: mattchoman Have to agree with that Coke ad, even though in priciple it should be so wrong! My true Christmassy feelings start when I get an advent calendar, I can't have a year without one. Popping the cheap chocolate out of those plastic moulds takes me back to the excitement of being a kid like nothing else! And it obviously helps you actually count down Pah, we've got a big wooden beast of an Advent Calendar with little wooden doors to little cupboards that are just big enough to hold two Cadbury Heroes - one for each of my children. The doors all go round the edge of a Nativity Scene - still one of the Christmas stories, I hear. Dead posh, eh? I don't get these 'Countdown Calendars' that go right up to New Years either - kinda missing the point of Christmas, and just there to get 6 more chocolates. La-de-fucking-da, I'm sure! Hey, you only live up the road from me, I could steal this from you. Ruin Christmas for all! I keep getting waves of Christmassy-feelings; when the shops are playing Christmas songs, and there's wrapping paper on sale everywhere, the lights are going on in the high streets (I think Cardiff's are in the running for Shittest High Street Lights, personally), the Christmas Coke ad is on, Starbucks have Gingerbread Latte (Mmmmm, Gingerbread Latte ) in the red cups, I've done 90% of my Christmas present shopping... ...And then I remember it's still November, Christmas is still a month away, I don't have an advent calender yet and we don't have a Christmas Tree. Then I feel like I shouldn't be feeling this Christmassy already, so I try and calm myself down! I'll be able to legitimately get really excited when it's the last two weeks before Crimbo, I'm planning the traditional Annual Christmas Eve Piss-Up in Chepstow, our tree's up and I've got my presents wrapped up under neath. Then I'll let myself feel properly Christmassy.
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