My problem is that I will be surrounded by the glw's work colleagues, and, of course, christmas carols make me blub like a baby.
You know that if you go look inside some stables at midnight on christmas eve all the animals bow? I saw this phenomenon once when I was a child.
Soft. As. Custard.Originally Posted by Sir C
My problem is that I will be surrounded by the glw's work colleagues, and, of course, christmas carols make me blub like a baby.
You know that if you go look inside some stables at midnight on christmas eve all the animals bow? I saw this phenomenon once when I was a child.
I had my son's last night, at his school. And while the scene was quite stunning, I wish I knew more of the carols. They sing all the religious ones and then at the end you get Hark the Herald Angels Sing, which is the only one I know.
Every year, without fail.
You don't know the religious ones? Fúcking heathen.Soft. As. Custard.
I had my son's last night, at his school. And while the scene was quite stunning, I wish I knew more of the carols. They sing all the religious ones and then at the end you get Hark the Herald Angels Sing, which is the only one I know.
Every year, without fail.
Nope
And I must say, they are the worst example of lyrics EVER! FACT.
You get to the end of the line and it seems like the tune has a while to go and yet there is only one word left. So they drag they one word out for about 10 different notes.
Awful.
I look forward to you explaining those comments on Judgement Day. Well, I say, 'explaining those comments', I mean, 'roasting in the sulphurous flames of hellfire for all eternity.'Nope
And I must say, they are the worst example of lyrics EVER! FACT.
You get to the end of the line and it seems like the tune has a while to go and yet there is only one word left. So they drag they one word out for about 10 different notes.
Awful.
What of Adestes Fideles? That was always my favourite. Do they even do Latin anymore? Personally, i’m Thinking of doing an evening course in it - if I can find one.Soft. As. Custard.
I had my son's last night, at his school. And while the scene was quite stunning, I wish I knew more of the carols. They sing all the religious ones and then at the end you get Hark the Herald Angels Sing, which is the only one I know.
Every year, without fail.
No Adestes Fideles in sight, sadly as I quite like that one. My son took Latin up until last year and has now dropped it. Shame as he was quite good at it but it is definitely on the outs. Loads of it about in the services though, even his house they don't have attendance or registration or whatever, it's called Ad Sum and they have to say 'sum' when their name is called.
I find Latin quite stirring, always makes me feel nostalgic and, for some reason, safe. If you see what I mean.
The year after I left, my school hired its first non-classicist as headmaster. Now they let girls in the sixth form. Slippery slope, y’see?
I just like the idea of quipping in Latin just to be a cùnt.
Oh yes.
Girls began attending my son's school for 6th form few years back. They just announced it's full on coed in a few years.
The year after my son is finished.
Will your glw be singing?My problem is that I will be surrounded by the glw's work colleagues, and, of course, christmas carols make me blub like a baby.
You know that if you go look inside some stables at midnight on christmas eve all the animals bow? I saw this phenomenon once when I was a child.
In proper Scrooge fashion, I opted out of the work Secret Santa bòllocks and the Christmas party today. Quite liberating.
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