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Reply #1601
I don't like to put up my tree too early, as that just means there's more of an opportunity for that daft cat of ours to destroy the thing.
I guess your cat can hardly wait when your Xmas tree is up and fully decorated :sherlock:

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Reply #1602
I don't like to put up my tree too early, as that just means there's more of an opportunity for that daft cat of ours to destroy the thing. It's hard work having to stand guard for the entire time that it is up.
Huh, I've never given that any thought, but you're right, they'd do that. I never had any cats or dogs while growing up (mother's allergic) and I haven't had a Christmas tree as an adult (wife's Jewish, didn't have the space either until this last year).

A little Yuletide twig would probably be plenty to spread the scent, 'cause that's what you made me long for now. But where to get one… :left: :right:

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Reply #1603
I guess your cat can hardly wait when your Xmas tree is up and fully decorated
Yep! And it will be fully decorated for about 5 minutes.
Huh, I've never given that any thought, but you're right, they'd do that.
The first time he walks in the room when it is up, I swear his eyes light up and you can here his brain saying "Ooh! shiny things"  :eyes:
A little Yuletide twig would probably be plenty to spread the scent, 'cause that's what you made me long for now. But where to get one..
No woods or forests nearby?
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1604
A little Yuletide twig would probably be plenty to spread the scent, 'cause that's what you made me long for now. But where to get one...
I hope your wife doesn't get fussy if you buy a Yuletide twig that costs more than $20 :D

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Reply #1605
No woods or forests nearby?
Not exactly. If everyone in the city cut off a little twig in a nearby agglomeration of trees you quickly wouldn't have any trees left. It's not like I can just go out into my garden and cut off some laurel or pick some evergreen branches off the ground that were broken off by the latest fall storm. (Okay, that last one could actually be an option, but it would take a lot more predetermination and a lot less certainty.) My wife prefers life in the city; I'm somewhat undecided although I certainly appreciate being able to pop over by the spice store and things like that. Where I grew up there aren't enough people to support such a thing, so you're mostly stuck with whatever the big grocery store chains offer.

I hope your wife doesn't get fussy if you buy a Yuletide twig that costs more than $20  :D
She would and so would I, lol. Unless you mean something more like a puny Christmas tree.

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Reply #1606
Not exactly. If everyone in the city cut off a little twig in a nearby agglomeration of trees you quickly wouldn't have any trees left.
That would be a bit of a problem I guess.
Luckily it's not a problem where I live as there are thousands of acres of forest nearby. Just don't let them catch you when you help yourself to one.  ;)
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1607
Quote from: Luxor
I feel your pain.  :P

:lol: That color-ink for my printer will cost me $30. I much rather spend that extra money on Xmas gifts. ;)

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Reply #1608
That color-ink for my printer will cost me $30. I much rather spend that extra money on Xmas gifts.  ;)
Have you noticed how it always seems to run out just as you really need it, or is that just me?  :whistle:
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1609
Have you noticed how it always seems to run out just as you really need it, or is that just me? :whistle:

Yup. It's like, the printer does that on purpose. I still have black ink left, but it won't print and kept saying that it ran out of color-ink :whistle:

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Reply #1610
I still have black ink left, but it won't print and kept saying that it ran out of color-ink  :whistle:
That is really annoying. I can see the sense in it if it's a multicoloured cartridge, but for individual tanks it's ridiculous.
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1611
I'm now all ready for Xmas, all presents finally bought and wrapped. Thank goodness for online shopping.  :D
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1612
I'm now all ready for Xmas, all presents finally bought and wrapped. Thank goodness for online shopping.  :D
Ooh!! I see Luxor got a Xmas gift for me as well! I can hardly wait to open it.  :D

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Reply #1613
Yeah, gave it to a fat guy in a red suit to pass on to you.  :P
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

 

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Reply #1614
Yeah, gave it to a fat guy in a red suit to pass on to you.  :P
Oh darn it, the last time I heard that fat guy in red suit with long white beard fell asleep at the pub :drunk:

Merry Christmas, Luxor!  And Merry Christmas to Frenzie, and anyone else here on this forum :)

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Reply #1615
Oh darn it, the last time I heard that fat guy in red suit with long white beard fell asleep at the pub  :drunk:
Oh that's unfortunate, better luck next year.  :P

Merry Xmas to you, hope you have had a good one.  :yes:
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1616
You're not going to stay up 'till midnight on New Year's Eve.
I'll be in my bed well before midnight, probably will still be awake but in my bed no less.
Big day tomorrow with the usual houseful, so have to be prepared for that.  :)
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1617
I dunno, wouldn't it be kind of pointless to go to sleep only to be woken up by the fireworks soon after? (Not to mention the occasional too early blast.)

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Reply #1618
I dunno, wouldn't it be kind of pointless to go to sleep only to be woken up by the fireworks soon after?
If I go to sleep a herd of Elephants could come rampaging through my room and I would probably never hear them, so doubt a few fireworks going off would waken me.  ;)
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1619
If I go to sleep a herd of Elephants could come rampaging through my room and I would probably never hear them, so doubt a few fireworks going off would waken me.
:lol:

Happy New Year 2017 everyone! :hat:


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Reply #1621
Happy New Year.
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.

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Reply #1622
Happy New Year y'all!  :cheers:

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Reply #1623
Quote from: Luxor

Never saw them live unfortunately.

Me neither. Australian Pink Floyd came to my city twice but I didn't go to their concert. It's not the same, they're not the original Pink Floyd that I grew up listening to.

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Reply #1624
My wife has been to see them a couple of times, most recently last November. A couple of my friends and her think they are great and all go together.

I just don't see the point of paying to watch any tribute act, especially at the price that she paid for the tickets. I would want to see the real Pink Floyd for what it cost. I think she is bonkers but it's her money.  :rolleyes:

I'll stick to listening to the real Pink Floyd on my hi-fi.  :up:
The start and end to every story is the same. But what comes in between you have yourself to blame.