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SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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I have one more day of work plus the work xmas party (which i will be the leader of the pack) to go then 3 1/2 weeks off the longest break i have had ever. I have nothing planned and i couldn't be happier

fox123

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I have one more day of work plus the work xmas party (which i will be the leader of the pack) to go then 3 1/2 weeks off the longest break i have had ever. I have nothing planned and i couldn't be happier

I'm intrigued to know, do you have the traditional big roast turkey in that weather, or do you opt for a more lighter option?

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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I'm intrigued to know, do you have the traditional big roast turkey in that weather, or do you opt for a more lighter option?

Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

Fox You Forest

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Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

Swap ya for a Turkey dinner and the 347th run of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

fox123

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Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

I often struggle when going abroad to eat big meals because of the heat, I don't think I could cope with something like an Xmas dinner in temperatures like that, though I guess people adapt to climates.

ozleicester

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last year xmas day and Boxing day were 41 and 42 degrees respectivley

It is absurd that we continue the traditions...but lol..we do....this year...its gonna be by the pool and all veggie :)

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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Ruddy hell - and what are you going to do with all that spare time at your hands?

Choices, so many choices!!!

About 3 days of cricket lined up, plenty of drinking time and alot of doing fcuk all

Fox 123 thats why we drink plenty of ice cold beer none of that warm shite you guys dish up. Oh and we have a pool in the backyard that gets a massive work out.

fox123

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last year xmas day and Boxing day were 41 and 42 degrees respectivley

It is absurd that we continue the traditions...but lol..we do....this year...its gonna be by the pool and all veggie :)

I wouldn't mind if we actually had a decent winter. Our winters are turning into the summer yet cold instead of mildishy warm, its just rain. Brits are known for their moaning, I'm sure that this is down to the miserable weather we have.

About 3 days of cricket lined up, plenty of drinking time and alot of doing fcuk all

Fox 123 thats why we drink plenty of ice cold beer none of that warm shite you guys dish up. Oh and we have a pool in the backyard that gets a massive work out.

lol I prefer my beer Ice Cold, though if I have had a skinfull it tends to bloat my stomach and I eat a lot less.

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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lol I prefer my beer Ice Cold, though if I have had a skinfull it tends to bloat my stomach and I eat a lot less.

That's a lightweights excuse :whistle:

fox123

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That's a lightweights excuse :whistle:

I concur, a can of Special Brew and i'm pretty much all over the shop. Why isn't that god damn Off License open :whistle:

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And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

Wish my back garden was big enough. So many lofted on drives into the houses across the street have put a stop to it.

I do miss bowling intimidating left arm bouncers (with a tennis ball) at my younger brother though.

Oh well, there's always corridor cricket... :thumbup:

Enjoy the three weeks off! :beer:

Raj

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Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

FOOK OFF BASTARD! :angry:

P.S Enjoy your break.....bastard..... :D

Jay

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I have one more day of work plus the work xmas party (which i will be the leader of the pack) to go then 3 1/2 weeks off the longest break i have had ever. I have nothing planned and i couldn't be happier

and me!!

well almost..

booked some annual leave finish tomorrow at 4.30 and return again on the 02/01/09 plan to do very little and it will be great!!

SOCCERROO FOX

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Wish my back garden was big enough. So many lofted on drives into the houses across the street have put a stop to it.

I do miss bowling intimidating left arm bouncers (with a tennis ball) at my younger brother though.

Oh well, there's always corridor cricket... :thumbup:

Enjoy the three weeks off! :beer:

We live in a court and over the summer holidays we would have massive games that would start after lunch and go till there was no light we would get kids from all the houses around the area and mates around and make 2 proper 11 a side teams, these games would go all holidays......during the winter it would be soccer or cricket.....great memories

The neighbours used to hate it and got told to stop our games early sometimes by the police cos neighbours were sick of it i wish i was a kid again there were the years :thumbup:

SOCCERROO FOX

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and me!!

well almost..

booked some annual leave finish tomorrow at 4.30 and return again on the 02/01/09 plan to do very little and it will be great!!

You have plenty of time to download and listen to the presets aphocilypto........then thank me later

Alexikokopops

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I'm intrigued to know, do you have the traditional big roast turkey in that weather, or do you opt for a more lighter option?

Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

I often struggle when going abroad to eat big meals because of the heat, I don't think I could cope with something like an Xmas dinner in temperatures like that, though I guess people adapt to climates.

When I was in Oz for Christmas we had a three course BBQ, haha

SOCCERROO FOX

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Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

I often struggle when going abroad to eat big meals because of the heat, I don't think I could cope with something like an Xmas dinner in temperatures like that, though I guess people adapt to climates.

When I was in Oz for Christmas we had a three course BBQ, haha

Yeah whats your point :D

How much better does food tatste cooked on a bbq?

Alexikokopops

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Yeah whats your point :D

How much better does food tatste cooked on a bbq?

It was good but weird. We had some absolutely equisite chilli baby octopus for starter though. So tasty. It didn't really feel like Christmas. We were up in the mountains (in Thredbo) in the Royal Navy Ski Lodge and decided to climb Mount Kosciusko on Christmas day with some beers just so we could sit in the snow and have a beer. That made it feel more Chrismassy. It was fecking colod though, the wind chill was in the minus degrees

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I've always wanted to experience Christmas in a hot country, the only places i've spent Christmas away is in Spain where it was about 14 degrees.

I also want to experience Christmas somewhere where it's like minus fook knows and there's snow everywhere. Sweden or Norway would be ideal.

fox123

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Ham and Turkey, usually seafood and a roast pork aswell usuall sort of xmas except it's often boiling hot 30-40 degress :thumbup:

And once lunch and dessert has gone down backyard cricket :thumbup:

I often struggle when going abroad to eat big meals because of the heat, I don't think I could cope with something like an Xmas dinner in temperatures like that, though I guess people adapt to climates.

When I was in Oz for Christmas we had a three course BBQ, haha

Shrimps are small you know :thumbup:>_<

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