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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

It’s nearly here... I’m very excited....

Is anyone else? I’m not sorry I’m upsetting grumpy people...

But- we’ve got a new calendar this year where we can put small things inside...

I have a few ideas-

keep them naughty

Kind gestures

Chocolates

Booze

If you were to have an ideal calendar what would be in each ‘window’?

Eeeeek x

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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I like all things Christmassy in my advent calendar. None of this makeup, alcohol etc malarkey. I would like either a glittery, snowy scene or a chocolate Santa

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s nearly here... I’m very excited....

Is anyone else? I’m not sorry I’m upsetting grumpy people...

But- we’ve got a new calendar this year where we can put small things inside...

I have a few ideas-

keep them naughty

Kind gestures

Chocolates

Booze

If you were to have an ideal calendar what would be in each ‘window’?

Eeeeek x"

Mac make up, they probably do one should really look into that

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By *dward_TeagueMan
over a year ago

wolverhampton

I had a beer advent calendar a couple of years ago, It was great.

I’d like a gin one now please!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm really old-fashioned and miss the strictly traditional calendars with the baby Jesus in a manger behind the final door. I'm not religious but am sorry that the original Christmas message has been lost. It's not all about guzzling food and getting expensive presents

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend

Your favourite pictures of your favourite fabbers finishing with your favourite picture of team perv preferably featuring both of you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Peace & quiet that’s what we want for Christmas, can’t be doing with it all , so over rated nowadays it’s turned into a competition to see who can spend the most then post on FB oh look at me look at what I got , blah blah blah . Feel better now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm really old-fashioned and miss the strictly traditional calendars with the baby Jesus in a manger behind the final door. I'm not religious but am sorry that the original Christmas message has been lost. It's not all about guzzling food and getting expensive presents"

Here here

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By *dward_TeagueMan
over a year ago

wolverhampton


"Peace & quiet that’s what we want for Christmas, can’t be doing with it all , so over rated nowadays it’s turned into a competition to see who can spend the most then post on FB oh look at me look at what I got , blah blah blah . Feel better now "

For me it’s about time off work and being able to catch up with my family and friends. As for the mass consumerism I set a budget and stick to it. I find that there’s more thought put into a few gifts totalling £50 than a huge spending spree.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Peace & quiet that’s what we want for Christmas, can’t be doing with it all , so over rated nowadays it’s turned into a competition to see who can spend the most then post on FB oh look at me look at what I got , blah blah blah . Feel better now

For me it’s about time off work and being able to catch up with my family and friends. As for the mass consumerism I set a budget and stick to it. I find that there’s more thought put into a few gifts totalling £50 than a huge spending spree."

Good to hear that , but so many people get themselves into debt , all for what ??

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By *dward_TeagueMan
over a year ago

wolverhampton


"Peace & quiet that’s what we want for Christmas, can’t be doing with it all , so over rated nowadays it’s turned into a competition to see who can spend the most then post on FB oh look at me look at what I got , blah blah blah . Feel better now

For me it’s about time off work and being able to catch up with my family and friends. As for the mass consumerism I set a budget and stick to it. I find that there’s more thought put into a few gifts totalling £50 than a huge spending spree.

Good to hear that , but so many people get themselves into debt , all for what ?? "

Exactly. If I’m going to get myself into debt then I’d rather that it was on something like a car or a holiday. Not a jumper and pair of PJ’s.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was gifted a lovley candle advent calendar, which I much prefer to choclate.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Some great suggestions

Agree that it’s not about gift giving- more about memories made and sharing time together. Taken me a few years to realise this.

But I love the memories of a calendar as a kid- yes- it was a small chocolate one - but I think I like the idea of a kinky message written, a love poem, a promise made all wrapped around a little treat of something eg a choccie, a candle/ bath oil, a small bottle of gin/ beer, pair of pants....

all cheap and cheerful and things I would normally buy day to day anyway....

P.S anyone who can get hold of the Jo Malone one for me and get Santa to drop it off would be gratefully appreciated ( wowsers! What a luxury!)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There is probably room in the market for a sexy advent calendar - for all I know you can already get then

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By *dward_TeagueMan
over a year ago

wolverhampton


"There is probably room in the market for a sexy advent calendar - for all I know you can already get then"

Love Honey sell them, prices range from £5.99 to £200!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Peace & quiet that’s what we want for Christmas, can’t be doing with it all , so over rated nowadays it’s turned into a competition to see who can spend the most then post on FB oh look at me look at what I got , blah blah blah . Feel better now

For me it’s about time off work and being able to catch up with my family and friends. As for the mass consumerism I set a budget and stick to it. I find that there’s more thought put into a few gifts totalling £50 than a huge spending spree.

Good to hear that , but so many people get themselves into debt , all for what ??

Exactly. If I’m going to get myself into debt then I’d rather that it was on something like a car or a holiday. Not a jumper and pair of PJ’s."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Some great suggestions

Agree that it’s not about gift giving- more about memories made and sharing time together. Taken me a few years to realise this.

But I love the memories of a calendar as a kid- yes- it was a small chocolate one - but I think I like the idea of a kinky message written, a love poem, a promise made all wrapped around a little treat of something eg a choccie, a candle/ bath oil, a small bottle of gin/ beer, pair of pants....

all cheap and cheerful and things I would normally buy day to day anyway....

P.S anyone who can get hold of the Jo Malone one for me and get Santa to drop it off would be gratefully appreciated ( wowsers! What a luxury!) "

You can get ones to put your own gifts in. I like this idea. You could write things on notes for each day maybe.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Some great suggestions

Agree that it’s not about gift giving- more about memories made and sharing time together. Taken me a few years to realise this.

But I love the memories of a calendar as a kid- yes- it was a small chocolate one - but I think I like the idea of a kinky message written, a love poem, a promise made all wrapped around a little treat of something eg a choccie, a candle/ bath oil, a small bottle of gin/ beer, pair of pants....

all cheap and cheerful and things I would normally buy day to day anyway....

P.S anyone who can get hold of the Jo Malone one for me and get Santa to drop it off would be gratefully appreciated ( wowsers! What a luxury!)

You can get ones to put your own gifts in. I like this idea. You could write things on notes for each day maybe. "

Yes- that’s what I’m doing. Hence the post x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Some great suggestions

Agree that it’s not about gift giving- more about memories made and sharing time together. Taken me a few years to realise this.

But I love the memories of a calendar as a kid- yes- it was a small chocolate one - but I think I like the idea of a kinky message written, a love poem, a promise made all wrapped around a little treat of something eg a choccie, a candle/ bath oil, a small bottle of gin/ beer, pair of pants....

all cheap and cheerful and things I would normally buy day to day anyway....

P.S anyone who can get hold of the Jo Malone one for me and get Santa to drop it off would be gratefully appreciated ( wowsers! What a luxury!)

You can get ones to put your own gifts in. I like this idea. You could write things on notes for each day maybe.

Yes- that’s what I’m doing. Hence the post x"

Sorry it's early I didn't read it properly. x

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Some great suggestions

Agree that it’s not about gift giving- more about memories made and sharing time together. Taken me a few years to realise this.

But I love the memories of a calendar as a kid- yes- it was a small chocolate one - but I think I like the idea of a kinky message written, a love poem, a promise made all wrapped around a little treat of something eg a choccie, a candle/ bath oil, a small bottle of gin/ beer, pair of pants....

all cheap and cheerful and things I would normally buy day to day anyway....

P.S anyone who can get hold of the Jo Malone one for me and get Santa to drop it off would be gratefully appreciated ( wowsers! What a luxury!)

You can get ones to put your own gifts in. I like this idea. You could write things on notes for each day maybe.

Yes- that’s what I’m doing. Hence the post x

Sorry it's early I didn't read it properly. x"

Oh I know that feeling.... have a lovely morning xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Last year i had a specialist tea calendar..i will probably get a similar one again

My son had a haribo one

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