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Is it unpatriotic to eat goose then? Better tell the old man...
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I had a skim through the replies and he’s being sarcastic which is unusual as he’s a flabby right wing fanboy normally.
They actually are banning pigs in blankets because of climate change Muslims arriving on dinghies to take your job and get instantly put on benefits in a free house in Chiswick.I did wonder. As it’s the same sort of ****e we post on here for sarcasm.
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They actually are banning pigs in blankets because of climate change Muslims arriving on dinghies to take your job and get instantly put on benefits in a free house in Chiswick.
Got my tree up...
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Hedgehog for Christmas dinner again this year?
Hedgehog for Christmas dinner again this year?
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Some bloke down the road told me that he overheard a conversation that his best mate’s sister’s hairdresser heard from another customer’s mum, that you can get arrested for putting up a Christmas tree nowadays in Muslim run councils
Also, I love the way at the end of that little pissy fit when she turns to the other reporter and says 'He's an American, I'll answer American questions'. he says 'I'd like to know the answer to what she just asked'
Although, it's been cut off in the clip above unfortunately.
Goose is the traditional English food for Christmas, + plum pudding and mince pies. Holly, ivy and yule logs are English, everything else is imported from Germany via Victoria and Albert, inc turkey, which only became popular after ww2 (probably something to do with thanksgiving in the US.)Is it unpatriotic to eat goose then? Better tell the old man...
Goose is the traditional English food for Christmas, + plum pudding and mince pies. Holly, ivy and yule logs are English, everything else is imported from Germany via Victoria and Albert, inc turkey, which only became popular after ww2 (probably something to do with thanksgiving in the US.)
Always had Turkey as a kid, but never was my favourite more just about what you were given. Much rather have chicken or lamb. Tbph I'd accept any meat on Christmas Day as long as it's not pork...having said that, love a ham joint though.
Would guess turkey took over from goose due to price more than anything. It’s more about the sides anyway.
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