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  • darren
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    Thinking just that the other day that its a bit too commecialised.

    I think thats a great thing you do mte.

    Not everyone is as well off as others but everyone deserves a christmas be young and old HOMELESS etc.

    Originally posted by twocky61 View Post
    here in the uk we have a "give a homeless person a christmas" appeal. For something like £22 will give one homeless person a christmas. Christmas dinner, a gift, social company etc etc just like a home from home. That is where my money goes. Christmas is far too commercialised for my liking. I reckon the jehovah witnesses have the right idea. They don't celebrate christmas or birthdays partly because why should you be dictated to buy presents for people. If you love someone you can buy them a gift anytime during the year

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by xmark1234 View Post
    carnt wait see parents face I went with the weekend away big posh hotel in chester ive put this in a big box and filled it with bits so it heavy lol
    cause its just a print off off booking
    be nice for them to get away after the bad few months they have had
    cheers for idea again mate
    Oh that will be a nice surprise for them then, your welome

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  • xmark1234
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    carnt wait see parents face I went with the weekend away big posh hotel in chester ive put this in a big box and filled it with bits so it heavy lol
    cause its just a print off off booking
    be nice for them to get away after the bad few months they have had
    cheers for idea again mate

    Originally posted by amethyst View Post
    Well if you do then then your parents will have a nice surprise

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  • victorbrunswick
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    There's a Salvation Army charity shop right near my house and their prices are outrageous.

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  • amethyst
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    I dont know how much the salvation army does these days,but they used to provide soup or hot meal for those in need

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  • Twocky61
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    One all year round scheme is run by Costa Coffee cafe's. When you buy yourself a coffee you can buy a second "Suspended" cup of coffee. This coffee is not made until a homeless person comes in & asks if any suspended coffee's are available. If there are that homeless person gets a free coffee. Far better than dropping money in their hat they have beside them when they are begging. That money could be used for drink or drugs. At least the homeless person gets a coffee to warm themselves up with

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  • Twocky61
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    Here in the uk we have a "Give a homeless person a Christmas" appeal. For something like £22 will give one homeless person a Christmas. Christmas dinner, a gift, social company etc etc just like a home from home. That is where my money goes. Christmas is far too commercialised for my liking. I reckon the Jehovah Witnesses have the right idea. They don't celebrate Christmas or birthdays partly because why should you be dictated to buy presents for people. If you love someone you can buy them a gift anytime during the year

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  • darren
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    Ill only spend on myself as always.

    I just think they advertise christmas too soon im sure i seen ads in early october

    just get ur parents matching slippers mark well pink for ur mom blue for ur dad. Aww.

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by amethyst View Post
    Its all in your face again shops pumping christmas with food drink & gifts,all the fuss and expense take it or leave it.
    Was in Asda this morning and they were playing Jingle Bells

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  • amethyst
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    Its all in your face again shops pumping christmas with food drink & gifts,all the fuss and expense take it or leave it.

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by xmark1234 View Post
    thanks for ideas might go for the weekend break cheers
    Well if you do then then your parents will have a nice surprise

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  • xmark1234
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    thanks for ideas might go for the weekend break cheers

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  • zabadak
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    New family arrival => more spendage!

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  • Jay Mc
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    Originally posted by xmark1234 View Post
    with a couple months to go I must say ive done all my shopping again its just my parents god knows what to get them this year any good ideas ?
    Tickets to see a show (westend if you are near london) but there are lots of good shows that are on all around the country - I recently took my wife to see dirty dancing in Milton Keynes and it was brilliant and i have tickets for Sister act in northampton this month

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by xmark1234 View Post
    with a couple months to go I must say ive done all my shopping again its just my parents god knows what to get them this year any good ideas ?
    Weekend break somewhere?

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