jon_snow 10:48 Wed Oct 21
Christmas Plans
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I'll be taking my wife (No link)to London for the week between Christmas and New Year's Day, coming from the States.
Planning on seeing all the major sites, but there's not much open on the 25th and the 26th. You lot have any tips on how to spend those days?
I'll also be in the market for two tickets to the Southampton match if the box office sells out.
See you all at the ground in a couple months. This will be my first match and I am overchuffed.
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Nurse Ratched
10:51 Wed Oct 21
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Room service and 48 hours of sex.
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Spandex Sidney
10:51 Wed Oct 21
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Flippin septics, overpaid, oversexed, over here and now over chuffed.
We always welcome our cousins from the colonies.
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Spandex Sidney
10:52 Wed Oct 21
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Yeah go with what nursey said. Let your missus go see the sights while you're at it.
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stirlinghammer
10:55 Wed Oct 21
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According to ridi the cunt, Xmas is cancelled.
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One Flew
10:55 Wed Oct 21
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Was gonna say that too Nurse, but no link to the wife, so maybe several laps of Hyde Park on Christmas Day and Villa away on the window lickers coach the next
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bruuuno
11:16 Wed Oct 21
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If suggest just wandering around - the city, the south bank, down towards Chelsea. Will be few people about so dare I say it quite womantic
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Nurse Ratched
11:17 Wed Oct 21
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It will probably be perishing cold, too.
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bruuuno
11:17 Wed Oct 21
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Have a mooch round temple too, like being in a dickens novel
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alphaharps
11:22 Wed Oct 21
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Christmas Day, most things will be shut. But have a stroll around, head to Edgware Road, where there could be a few things open.
Depending on where you are staying that is
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ChesterRd
11:32 Wed Oct 21
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Check the TimeOut website, always have lots of info on what's going on in London.
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Kenny Powers
11:34 Wed Oct 21
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Don't forget there will be very little public transport running on these days.
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Son of Anarchy
12:09 Thu Oct 22
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on the 25th I'd recommend getting the Eurostar to Paris
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eastend joker
12:14 Thu Oct 22
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1st test Durban .
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alphaharps
12:24 Thu Oct 22
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Ha yes , Paris is great fun on Xmas Day. Nearly everything open
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BRANDED
1:40 Thu Oct 22
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I once stayed at the ritz for those two days and spent the time not eating and drinking wandering around the West end. It was quiet, so unusual and really enjoyable. Its rare you get a chance to do that. You can have sex any time with or without your wife.
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2:21 Thu Oct 22
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Have you booked a room yet ?
If not book in at 196 bishopsgate, you get a serviced apartment with Kitchen etc.
You can then cook a Christmas dinner etc and sit in front of the fire.
Also handy as it opposite Liverpool st station.
Was my second home for a few months
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Monk~koknee
3:28 Thu Oct 22
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Finsbury Park Mosque is a great day out and should be open as normal. Take along some crackers, they will love the bangs and jokes, but make sure they are Shariah compliant.
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stomper
3:51 Thu Oct 22
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I'm gonna get there again.
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ted fenton
6:38 Thu Oct 22
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My first visit with Mrs ted to Australia to see our new Grandson and of course my daughter and her other half.
A weeks holiday up the Gold coast so really looking forward to it.
Anyone got any clout with Emirates that could get us an upgrade would be much appreciated.
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Steve P
7:20 Thu Oct 22
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Well jel, Ted!
If you get a chance, have a look at Noosa. Beautiful place!
Stayed at The Sheraton, river at the back, ocean at the front!
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