Buying Christmas Presents?

[Fatboxingfan]

Bought the presents in October/November from shops. Absolutely mental now in the shops so glad I did it early.

Just got the food from Iceland now.

Food from Iceland? Is that the name of a supermarket over there or you talkin about the country? If it's the country why would you buy it from Iceland? I guess maybe they have stuff cheaper or better quality or items that you cannot get where you are.

Yes I import it from the country.

@Master not fair. Reykjavik is near to West Midlands

[Fenster]

I was a miserable cunt about Christmas for years too (I still swerve out of christmas dinner and all that lark) but since all my family snuffed it my siblings nippers have got to that age where I remember being excited as funk. Nice memories. And i've never been a tight cunt.

Bought christmas food too - sweets, nuts, chocolate and all - which will all go in the bin, however, it makes me look normal.

[Fatboxingfan]

British English, I'm lost, Sacre Bleu

[Fenster]

Brock, with your love of grub and world travelling ways you must have had some funky christmas dinners?

[Dia bando]

Said to Diane what you want boots from Clarke's went shit £148 tank god Amazon to the door £100.

[Fatboxingfan]

Brock, with your love of grub and world travelling ways you must have had some funky christmas dinners?

@Fenster yeah the first one that comes to mind is 2013 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. My wife and I went out to a Christmas dinner buffet called The Veranda with a co-teacher who was a guy from Massachusetts and his Japanese wife and one other co-teacher who was a Malaysian Indian woman. The Christmas dinner consisted largely of sambal, nasi lemek, stinky tofu, Chinese kailan, wing beans in peanut sauce, nasi goreng, beef rendang, mihoon, etc. They knew a lot of westerners were going to be there so they made sure to have some roast turkey and a kind of low budget second grade lasagna.