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[Hanwombat]

Im going up to Lancashire for new years, going to be a drunken blast!

Hope everyone has a great time

byes x

[bud]

yes everyone have a good Hogmanay

[McLaren Fan]

Happy New Year, folks!

[Jabberwocky]

happy new year

[f1maniac95]

Have a great new year everyone!

[Rivelution]

Yes Happy New Years!!! Its just one step closer to the 09 season!!!

[darwin dali]

[texasmr2]

I also wish all my friends here a prosperous and safe new year and I thank everyone for enduring me over the past year.

[EwanM]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

[darwin dali]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

Yeah, and your avatar is old news, too!

[EwanM]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

Yeah, and your avatar is old news, too!

The 12 days of Xmas are still ongoing no?

[texasmr2]

Everyday is Christmas if you let it be!

[darwin dali]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

Yeah, and your avatar is old news, too!

The 12 days of Xmas are still ongoing no?

With the onset of more Americanized and secular traditions throughout the past two centuries (such as the American "Santa Claus", popularity of Christmas Eve itself as a holiday, and rise in popularity of New Year's Eve parties as well), the traditions of the Twelve Days of Christmas have been largely forgotten in the U.S.. This is also heightened by the commercial practice to have "After-Christmas Sales" begin on December 26 and run usually until New Year's Eve. Indeed, contemporary marketing and media tend to espouse the (erroneous) belief that the Twelve Days end on Christmas and thus begin December 14.


I wouldn't give a rat's arse either way

[EwanM]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

Yeah, and your avatar is old news, too!

The 12 days of Xmas are still ongoing no?

With the onset of more Americanized and secular traditions throughout the past two centuries (such as the American "Santa Claus", popularity of Christmas Eve itself as a holiday, and rise in popularity of New Year's Eve parties as well), the traditions of the Twelve Days of Christmas have been largely forgotten in the U.S.. This is also heightened by the commercial practice to have "After-Christmas Sales" begin on December 26 and run usually until New Year's Eve. Indeed, contemporary marketing and media tend to espouse the (erroneous) belief that the Twelve Days end on Christmas and thus begin December 14.


I wouldn't give a rat's arse either way

Aye well to me, I've always understood it to end on January the 5th, 3 days before my big 20.

[7UpJordan]

No year will be wished new until it actuall is 2009 here.

I'll first foot you all then

Yeah, I'm not wishing the new year until precisely 12am.