saying "the christmas" (2 Viewers)

[Catwoman]

I call it Winterval

You're from Birmingham?!

 

[deedee]

I've nothing done for the Christmas. Starting to worry. Does anyone else detest Christmas shopping?

 

[It Will Never Last]

I've nothing done for the Christmas. Starting to worry. Does anyone else detest Christmas shopping?

Yes. I have to do some today, and its cold out. I don't want to leave my bed.

 

[MDR]

I just call it smas because I'm in a hurry.

If you're yeast intolerant you drink the holy wine, just like a coeliac, which is a type of blood-sucking Protestant (aren't they all, jaysus wha?).

 

[sexypornolady]

___

I live in the flats.

 

[Yurn!]

a/s/l?

 

[therealjohnny]

nice Day for ..a White Christmas

http://www.billyidol.net/happyholidays/

http://www.myspace.com/billyidol

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

"and the winner is janes addiction, been caught wanking"

 

[Corey]

This thread is the shit.

 

[Zeelander]

I thought that saying “The Christmas” instead of “Christmas” was a Hiberno-English thing carried over from the Irish language and the way in which “Christmas” is said as Gaelige- “An Nollaig”, ie. The Christmas.

There are lots of "incorrect" syntaxes and turns of phrase that Irish people use when speaking English that have been carried over from Irish grammar, which we’re generally not aware of but make little sense to people from outside of Ireland, e.g. “I’m after having my lunch” instead of “I have just had lunch” and that sort of thing.

We've been doing it for hundreds of years and as such it's an 'acquired linguistic pattern' or something, and not bad English. So there's nothing actually wrong with saying "The Christmas"; in fact, you could be considered to be showing pride in your heritage.

 

[therealjohnny]

Cork

"I'm inside in the kitchen washing pantses"


insane

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

I thought that saying “The Christmas” instead of “Christmas” was a Hiberno-English thing carried over from the Irish language and the way in which “Christmas” is said as Gaelige- “An Nollaig”, ie. The Christmas.

There are lots of "incorrect" syntaxes and turns of phrase that Irish people use when speaking English that have been carried over from Irish grammar, which we’re generally not aware of but make little sense to people from outside of Ireland, e.g. “I’m after having my lunch” instead of “I have just had lunch” and that sort of thing.

We've been doing it for hundreds of years and as such it's an 'acquired linguistic pattern' or something, and not bad English. So there's nothing actually wrong with saying "The Christmas"; in fact, you could be considered to be showing pride in your heritage.

me mam is up over the road

 

[Corey]

Gorillas mot as scare now


ahhahaha....

hah.

 

[MDR]

What about the indefinite article? 'A' Christmas. As in have 'a' merry Christmas, whereby the recipient of the good wishes has discretion which Christmas will be good. Apparantly that dates back to when we all spoke Danish during the first millennium (1988).

 

[billygannon]

I thought that saying “The Christmas” instead of “Christmas” was a Hiberno-English thing carried over from the Irish language and the way in which “Christmas” is said as Gaelige- “An Nollaig”, ie. The Christmas.

There are lots of "incorrect" syntaxes and turns of phrase that Irish people use when speaking English that have been carried over from Irish grammar, which we’re generally not aware of but make little sense to people from outside of Ireland, e.g. “I’m after having my lunch” instead of “I have just had lunch” and that sort of thing.

We've been doing it for hundreds of years and as such it's an 'acquired linguistic pattern' or something, and not bad English. So there's nothing actually wrong with saying "The Christmas"; in fact, you could be considered to be showing pride in your heritage.

"Amn't I?"

 

[therealjohnny]

"you could be considered to be showing pride in your heritage."


From now on I will be calling it 'ye christmas'

out of respect for my ancestors

 

[Zeelander]

"you could be considered to be showing pride in your heritage."


From now on I will be calling it 'ye christmas'

out of respect for my ancestors

I see you've decorated your avatar. I thought you might change it to a menorah. An electric one. In every window. Even though you're not Jewish.

 

[Diddles]

Happy Chrimmier.

 

[Corey]

Little Baybee Jeeezus Day.

 

[therealjohnny]

I see you've decorated your avatar. I thought you might change it to a menorah. An electric one. In every window. Even though you're not Jewish.

who says i'm not jewish?

oh you just did- you're right. I'm not.

I had a little animation of ridiculously over the top flashing lights, to complement my skanger-esque statue

but the gif turned out shit


now, off to google to see what a menorah is