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Christmas Day thread

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um 17 Apr 8:01pm, 17 Apr 2021 4543 posts	0 um Xmas prezzie chocs for sister & brothers have best before date of 31-May. I may have to eat them to 'save them' ...
Grast_girl 17 Apr 11:57pm, 17 Apr 2021 2102 posts	0 Grast_girl Have eaten and drunk the Christmas pressies we collected before Easter. I think that's everything gone now.
LindsD 18 Apr 7:37am, 18 Apr 2021 46434 posts	0 LindsD Did some damage to the Christmas chocs last night. Think there are 5 left.
Welshpoppy 18 Apr 8:11am, 18 Apr 2021 891 posts	0 Welshpoppy Finished off the last of the Christmas nuts.Still Christmas Chocs left BBF August so time to eek them out.
Ocelot Spleens 18 Apr 11:28am, 18 Apr 2021 30741 posts	0 Ocelot Spleens The pudding is still there. The weather has been cold enough, might be too late now!

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A Christmas Day thread for anyone that might need company on the day. Give it a follow, folks :-)

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