Melton Fox
Dancing Queen
Blimey, you're the first Englishman I've ever met that celebrates Diwali.
All i want for christmas is.......
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Tamworth Fox
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I could be English and celebrate Eid. Being English doesn't mean I am Catholic/Christain does it? Is it not a choice of belief?
Melton Fox
Dancing Queen
As I said: "you're the first Englishman I've ever met that celebrates Diwali".
I never asked for justification or reasoning, nor did I question it.
Siouxsie
Moderator
£££££
£ off parents
£ off xmas works bonus
£ off grandparents
= Christmas for meNot celebrated for the right reasons, I know that. But Xmas is a great time, for the days off and presents/money.
Apart from Diwali, its the best time of the year for me :icon_razz
Do many companies still give Christmas bonuses?
I've never worked for a company that did.
The company I work for have always given a Christmas bonus, usually of a couple of hundred quid
.Unfortunately we were taken over by a large multi-national company two years ago and they stopped that kind of behaviour. Not their kind of thing. Scrooges.
Still, on another thought, in 1985 I spent Christmas with The Jesus & Mary Chain.
Not with the Reid brothers in person tho, it was the first Christmas I had spent alone and I spent all the time playing the JAMC LP Psychocandy on repeat.
And Half Man Half Biscuit.
Great times yes, but better now with the family (Not the '70 Leicester prog folk rock band).
I have all I need at Christmas.
spionfox
Well-Known Member
Ideally yes, but far too often the 'choice' is determined for you by whom you are born to and where.
FIF
Well-Known Member
The company I work for have always given a Christmas bonus, usually of a couple of hundred quid
Unfortunately we were taken over by a large multi-national company two years ago and they stopped that kind of behaviour. Not their kind of thing. Scrooges.
Still, on another thought, in 1985 I spent Christmas with The Jesus & Mary Chain.
Not with the Reid brothers in person tho, it was the first Christmas I had spent alone and I spent all the time playing the JAMC LP Psychocandy on repeat.
And Half Man Half Biscuit.
Great times yes, but better now with the family (Not the '70 Leicester prog folk rock band).
I have all I need at Christmas.
I didn't know that Family were from Leicester. Just dug out my LPs - Chapman whitney wetton - Family, it's only a movie and a Live.They actually started their tour at DeMont on 1st November. I'll now listen again with renewed interest. I met John wetton only last year on a solo tour but we chatted about King Crimson rather than family, who I had completely forgotten about.
I remembered my dad having one of their LPs with a member of the band wearing a LCFC shirt, but didn't realise they had two of them. This is the one my dad's got...
Picture from Amazon...
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MKFox
New Member
They have to be offside, surely?
beaumontfox
New Member
Did they have offside back in those days?:icon_wink
FIF
Well-Known Member
It's their own goal. :icon_wink
Boy Genius
Banned
...... also back then a goalkeeper could only wear a yellow jersey when playing for England.
Boc should be able to confirm this.
Boc should be able to confirm this.
bocadillo
Water Gypsy
Or any of the other Home International teams. Goalkeepers were otherwise restricted to green, blue, scarlet or white.
Gordon Banks was once in trouble with the authorities because his jersey was too dark a shade of green. Some years later Peter Shilton was in similar trouble because his jumper fastened to the neck with a zip - something that was regarded as being dangerous.
Boy Genius
Banned
Thank you Boc, I knew I was right.
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