Christmas
Re: Christmas
JOHN CAGE'S 4'33'' FOR CHRISTMAS NUMBER ONE 2010
MORNING. TODAY, GET 4'33" ON M-FLOW. THEY p*y, NOT YOU - MONEY STILL GOES TO CHARITY, AND IT AFFECTS THE CHART.
1) register or log in at http://www.mflow.com/
2) click on your name in the top right of the screen
3) on the drop down menu click 'redeem code'
4) Type in XMAS to the redeem code box-it then puts £1 credit in your account
5) Search 'Cage Against The Machine' and then click to b*y it with the credit.
For those who need more info on this see http://www.catm.co.uk/
MORNING. TODAY, GET 4'33" ON M-FLOW. THEY p*y, NOT YOU - MONEY STILL GOES TO CHARITY, AND IT AFFECTS THE CHART.
1) register or log in at http://www.mflow.com/
2) click on your name in the top right of the screen
3) on the drop down menu click 'redeem code'
4) Type in XMAS to the redeem code box-it then puts £1 credit in your account
5) Search 'Cage Against The Machine' and then click to b*y it with the credit.
For those who need more info on this see http://www.catm.co.uk/
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Re: Christmas
Phew. Christmas Cards and presents out. Made it to local post office through the snow 10 minutes before they shut, got it all done and threw it into the post sack 2 seconds before they dragged it all out to the post van! Surprisingly cheap to send stuff to Germany! Can relax a bit now.
Hang on - food shopping next.
Hang on - food shopping next.
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Re: Christmas
Food shopping all done, so pleased with myself. Went to our local ASDA and saw our GP singing Christmas Carols with a bunch of other people in the entrance, guitar and all! Funniest thing ever.
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Re: Christmas
Can't believe it will be christmas next week 
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streatham, Wimbledon, O2
and at as a last resort wandsworth and shepherds bush
Member 64 of the "100 free films in 2012" club. 27 seen 73 to go
Member 66 of the "100 free films in 2011" club. 24 seen 76 to go
Cinema preferences: beckenham, croydon grants, central London
streatham, Wimbledon, O2
and at as a last resort wandsworth and shepherds bush
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Re: Christmas
It's this week now!
If Santa is listening, all I want for Xmas is the end of the snow and associated travel difficulties.... please!
If Santa is listening, all I want for Xmas is the end of the snow and associated travel difficulties.... please!
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Re: Christmas
All-Time Biggest Hits about Christmas and The Festive Season
Being a 'Christmassy' single isn't enough; there has to be an explicit reference to a clear aspect of Christmas / New Year etc in the title or lyric. The line lies somewhere between "Walking In The Air" (included) and Frankie Goes To Hollywood's "Power Of Love" (not included). A good indicator is whether or not the track would sound inappropriate when played outside the festive season.
1 Band Aid Do They Know It's Christmas? 1984/1985/2007
2 Boney M Mary's Boy Child 1978
3 Wham! Last Christmas 1984/1985/2007/2008/2009/2010
4 Harry Belafonte Mary's Boy Child 1957
5 Band Aid 20 Do They Know It's Christmas? 2004
6 Slade Merry Xmas Everybody 1973/1981/1983/1998/2006/2007/2008/2010
7 Bing Crosby White Christmas 1942/1977/1998
8 East 17 Stay Another Day 1994
9 Cliff Richard The Millennium Prayer 1999
10 Johnny Mathis When A Child Is Born 1976
11 John Lennon / Yoko Ono Happy Christmas (War Is Over) 1972/1980/1981/2003/2007
12 Jona Lewie Stop The Cavalry 1980
13 Cliff Richard Mistletoe And Wine 1988
14 Mud Lonely This Christmas 1974
15 Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl Fairytale of New York 1987/1991/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010
16 Mariah Carey All I Want For Christmas Is You 1994/2007/2008/2009/2010
17 Paul McCartney Pipes Of Peace 1983
18 Shakin; Stevens Merry Christmas Everyone 1985/2007/2008
19 Wizzard I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day 1973/2007/2008
20 Band Aid II Do They Know It's Christmas? 1989
21 Greg Lake I Believe In Father Christmas 1975
22 Wombles Wombling Merry Christmas 1974
23 Shakin' Stevens Blue Christmas (Shakin' Stevens EP) 1982
24 David Bowie & Bing Crosby Peace On Earth / Little Drummer Boy 1982
25 The Darkness Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) 2003
26 Jive Bunny Let's Party 1989
27 Cliff Richard Saviour's Day 1990
28 Paul McCartney Wonderful Christmas Time 1979
29 David Essex A Winter's Tale 1982
30 Aled Jones Walking In The Air 1985
31 Jason Donovan When You Come Back To Me 1989
32 Roy Orbison Pretty Paper 1964
33 Dickie Valentine Christmas Alphabet 1955
34 Bros Silent Night 1988
35 Kim Wilde & Mel Smith Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree 1987
36 Dina Carroll The Perfect Year 1993
37 Bo Selecta Proper Crimbo 2003
38 Childliners The Gift Of Christmas 1995
39 Dana It's Gonna Be A Cold Cold Christmas 1975
40 Mr Hankey Mr Hankey The Christmas Poo 1999
41 Bruce Springsteen Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 1985
42 The Goodies Father Christmas Do Not Touch Me 1974
43 Gary Glitter Another Rock And Roll Christmas 1984
44 Queen A Winter's Tale 1974
45 Bon Jovi Please Come Home For Christmas 1994
46 Paul Nicholas Grandma's Party 1975
47 Mike Oldfield In Dulce Jubilo 1975
48 Wizzard Rock 'N' Roll Winter 1974
49 The Pretenders 2000 Miles 1974
50 Nina & Frederick Little Donkey 1960
(as detailed by everyhit.com - The top 7 are million-sellers. The Top 14 sold half a million+. By the time we get to no. 30 sales figures are around the 200,000 mark and tracks in the region of no. 40 have sales of approx 100,000. You should be aware that titles at the lower end of this Top 50 are probably almost 'too close to call.' )
Being a 'Christmassy' single isn't enough; there has to be an explicit reference to a clear aspect of Christmas / New Year etc in the title or lyric. The line lies somewhere between "Walking In The Air" (included) and Frankie Goes To Hollywood's "Power Of Love" (not included). A good indicator is whether or not the track would sound inappropriate when played outside the festive season.
1 Band Aid Do They Know It's Christmas? 1984/1985/2007
2 Boney M Mary's Boy Child 1978
3 Wham! Last Christmas 1984/1985/2007/2008/2009/2010
4 Harry Belafonte Mary's Boy Child 1957
5 Band Aid 20 Do They Know It's Christmas? 2004
6 Slade Merry Xmas Everybody 1973/1981/1983/1998/2006/2007/2008/2010
7 Bing Crosby White Christmas 1942/1977/1998
8 East 17 Stay Another Day 1994
9 Cliff Richard The Millennium Prayer 1999
10 Johnny Mathis When A Child Is Born 1976
11 John Lennon / Yoko Ono Happy Christmas (War Is Over) 1972/1980/1981/2003/2007
12 Jona Lewie Stop The Cavalry 1980
13 Cliff Richard Mistletoe And Wine 1988
14 Mud Lonely This Christmas 1974
15 Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl Fairytale of New York 1987/1991/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010
16 Mariah Carey All I Want For Christmas Is You 1994/2007/2008/2009/2010
17 Paul McCartney Pipes Of Peace 1983
18 Shakin; Stevens Merry Christmas Everyone 1985/2007/2008
19 Wizzard I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day 1973/2007/2008
20 Band Aid II Do They Know It's Christmas? 1989
21 Greg Lake I Believe In Father Christmas 1975
22 Wombles Wombling Merry Christmas 1974
23 Shakin' Stevens Blue Christmas (Shakin' Stevens EP) 1982
24 David Bowie & Bing Crosby Peace On Earth / Little Drummer Boy 1982
25 The Darkness Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) 2003
26 Jive Bunny Let's Party 1989
27 Cliff Richard Saviour's Day 1990
28 Paul McCartney Wonderful Christmas Time 1979
29 David Essex A Winter's Tale 1982
30 Aled Jones Walking In The Air 1985
31 Jason Donovan When You Come Back To Me 1989
32 Roy Orbison Pretty Paper 1964
33 Dickie Valentine Christmas Alphabet 1955
34 Bros Silent Night 1988
35 Kim Wilde & Mel Smith Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree 1987
36 Dina Carroll The Perfect Year 1993
37 Bo Selecta Proper Crimbo 2003
38 Childliners The Gift Of Christmas 1995
39 Dana It's Gonna Be A Cold Cold Christmas 1975
40 Mr Hankey Mr Hankey The Christmas Poo 1999
41 Bruce Springsteen Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 1985
42 The Goodies Father Christmas Do Not Touch Me 1974
43 Gary Glitter Another Rock And Roll Christmas 1984
44 Queen A Winter's Tale 1974
45 Bon Jovi Please Come Home For Christmas 1994
46 Paul Nicholas Grandma's Party 1975
47 Mike Oldfield In Dulce Jubilo 1975
48 Wizzard Rock 'N' Roll Winter 1974
49 The Pretenders 2000 Miles 1974
50 Nina & Frederick Little Donkey 1960
(as detailed by everyhit.com - The top 7 are million-sellers. The Top 14 sold half a million+. By the time we get to no. 30 sales figures are around the 200,000 mark and tracks in the region of no. 40 have sales of approx 100,000. You should be aware that titles at the lower end of this Top 50 are probably almost 'too close to call.' )
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Re: Christmas
Chris De Burgh's Spacemen Came Travelling doesnt make the top 50? That was great song but Jona Lewie, Lennon/Ono and Bowie/Crosby duets were my favourites. And I thought Gary Glitter's name was erased off all stones and parchments!?!?
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Re: Christmas
As we are all honest folk here, I just thought I would make a few things clear for Christmas so that no-one inadverently breaks the law!
It is illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas day
Oliver Cromwell banned Christmas pudding, mince pies and anything to do with gluttony. That law has never been rescinded so mince pies are illegal.
Do not drive to Church on Christmas day
According to the Holy Days and Fasting Days Act of 1551, which has not yet been repealed, everyone must attend church on Christmas Day on foot.
Do not play footie on Christmas day
Henry VIII banned all forms of sport on Christmas day, except archery. However the ban has never been enforced, as Henry also liked a kickabout, but still beware!
What should you have for Christmas dinner
Only eat goose, as in 1588 Elizabeth I enacted a law making it an offense to eat any other bird on Christmas day.
It is illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas day
Oliver Cromwell banned Christmas pudding, mince pies and anything to do with gluttony. That law has never been rescinded so mince pies are illegal.
Do not drive to Church on Christmas day
According to the Holy Days and Fasting Days Act of 1551, which has not yet been repealed, everyone must attend church on Christmas Day on foot.
Do not play footie on Christmas day
Henry VIII banned all forms of sport on Christmas day, except archery. However the ban has never been enforced, as Henry also liked a kickabout, but still beware!
What should you have for Christmas dinner
Only eat goose, as in 1588 Elizabeth I enacted a law making it an offense to eat any other bird on Christmas day.
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Re: Christmas
Thanks, I should be ok, I hate mince pies and footie and don't go to Church. I won't eat goose but not any other bird either so phew - will be legal. 
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Re: Christmas
ditto! ;D its all lamb for me this xmas 
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Member No. 48 of the "100 free films in 2015" club. 35 SEEN!
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