Christmas in October - bah humbug

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Christmas in October - bah humbug

Post by Gedge » 12 Oct 2004, 18:24

Beginning of October and Christmas stuff has appeared in Scotmid and other places I'm sure. I can close my eyes or look the other way but it is difficult to shop with your fingers in your ears so I would just like to say that as soon as any Christmas music is played in Scotmid I will take my custom elsewhere until mid November and I will be encouraging other forum members to do like wise.
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Post by wangi » 12 Oct 2004, 18:38

Bar 38 on George St has had a Christmas tree up for at least the last 10 days...

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Post by Guest » 12 Oct 2004, 18:44

I would like to be the first to wish you all a Happy Easter.

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Re: Christmas in October - bah humbug

Post by Check-out_Chick » 12 Oct 2004, 19:56

Gedge wrote:Beginning of October and Christmas stuff has appeared in Scotmid and other places I'm sure. I can close my eyes or look the other way but it is difficult to shop with your fingers in your ears so I would just like to say that as soon as any Christmas music is played in Scotmid I will take my custom elsewhere until mid November and I will be encouraging other forum members to do like wise.
Juas a warning if u are in Scotmid when they have xmas music on ....u might not want to talk to me as i will most likely be suicidal....... :evil:

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Post by Sandra » 12 Oct 2004, 20:45

Last time I was at the hairdresser (end Aug) she said Costco had Christmas stuff, its depressing. I know we are into winter but we don't need Christmas stuff in October...

Christmas tree in B38 you have got to be kidding..

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Post by bellybabe » 12 Oct 2004, 21:11

One of the Porty charity shops - the cancer research one, i think - put their christmas cards out in August. I was absolutely horrified.
But I have done some of the christmas shopping already :oops: .
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Post by Epykat » 12 Oct 2004, 22:14

I'll be doing my annual Xmas shopping frenzy in Newcastle on 6th November - all done in one glorious money flinging day!! Fabby! Then I forget about it until about the 23rd of December :lol:

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Christmas in August

Post by CatzVP » 18 Oct 2004, 05:17

Cosco and a few other place over here have had Christmas stock out since August, most shops have already Christmas'd out their windows and outer GTA Santa Clause parades starts in less than a month ( I hate it, my wife loves it ) :cry: :D

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Post by Pal of Porty » 18 Oct 2004, 22:40

:reindeer: I don't see what all the fuss is about. :santa:
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Post by CatzVP » 19 Oct 2004, 06:17

Mind you... we have had a neighbour from New Foundland that hasn't taken his Christmas house lights down from last Christmas. Newfies love shiney things I guess!!! :cat:
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