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I'd pay him 40p an evening to refrain from switching it on. on 16:58 - Dec 12 by hoppy
Norway is that from them?!
It was brought over specially on a military boat, frigate I think
oddly the boast has a bar code down the side apparently that so when all the boats return to port they can be easily indenifiied, just just scandinavyin
I'd pay him 40p an evening to refrain from switching it on. on 12:37 - Dec 13 by ArnoldMoorhen
The strangest thing about that article is that he says he got the idea 3 years ago when he visited Disneyland.
How the fck did he get to 2019 without noticing all of the other houses with Christmas lights on?
It's been a thing in the UK for at least 20 years, hasn't it?
My father in law (RIP) used to shine the whole of Gainsborough up, in fact I think he started the trend - and that was when my oldest was a nipper so circa 35 years ago.
It then got out of hand and I used to chuckle when some of the houses simply never seemed to take them down, such was the job they created.
Driving the grandkids back from school yesterday it was quite nice to listen to them with their "Wows" and "Oohs" at even the most basic of displays.
No doubt Mrs Lucan will be taking them on a tour of Nacton and Gainsborough before Christmas is out.
Personally I think some of the displays are quite nice, not that it's entirely my cup of tea. I would love to have a tasteful display on my house** for the grandkids but I hate heights, in fact to be honest i would hate the whole kerfuffle but the nippers would remember it.
I'm amazed that you can't hire someone to undertake the project.
** Gigantic plastic Father Christmas heads and inflatable snowmen the size of Apollo 13 would be a no no.
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I'd pay him 40p an evening to refrain from switching it on. on 17:04 - Dec 12 by Keno
It was brought over specially on a military boat, frigate I think
oddly the boast has a bar code down the side apparently that so when all the boats return to port they can be easily indenifiied, just just scandinavyin
Don't give me that Flim Flåm...
You are the obsolete SRN4 to my Fairey Rotodyne....