Christmas countdown

[Dawn]

benrostwood said:

luu_luu said:

raindeer

 

i h8 nit picking but its reindeer btw.

 

then don't

[BenRW]

yeah, ive got a whole circus. I'm trying to get them to do christmas tricks at mo like pull santas sleigh.

 

I can donate some to u if u want for only a tenner

[xpaulax]

a tenner jeezzzzz. ill just my my hair near yours, they can play leap frog

[BenRW]

well that was how i was gonna give them to u but i thought i might be able to scrounge money out of u.

[xpaulax]

but im poor .

[Guest]

Dawn said:

What about them ... start your own thread if you want .. this one is Christmas countdown

 

 

all that spinning make you feel funny!!!

[Magicman]

I'm bored with Christmas already

[colin66]

Phil_r said:

Christmas countdown

 

oh damn! I thought this was going to be a thread about my favourite word and numbers game

 

but while I'm here, did you know ...

 

The first programme on Channel 4, Countdown has been appealing to wordsmiths and number-crunchers since 1982.

 

Since then, the clock music has played over 27,000 times, Carol Vorderman has chosen over 70,000 letters for the contestants, and the word 'conundrum' has featured as the Conundrum on at least one occasion.

 

Some more Countdown facts:

 

1. ‘Richard’ is not really ‘Richard Whiteley's first name - it's John.

 

2. The youngest contestant to appear was 8-year-old James Squire, in 1992, and the oldest contestant was 87 year old Bertha Bourne, in 1994.

 

NOW that's interesting

 

[Magicman]

No [censored]!

[colin66]

I know, I know, amazing eh?

[Magicman]

fuckin yeah man!

[Dawn]

colin66 said:

Phil_r said:

Christmas countdown

 

oh damn! I thought this was going to be a thread about my favourite word and numbers game

 

but while I'm here, did you know ...

 

The first programme on Channel 4, Countdown has been appealing to wordsmiths and number-crunchers since 1982.

 

Since then, the clock music has played over 27,000 times, Carol Vorderman has chosen over 70,000 letters for the contestants, and the word 'conundrum' has featured as the Conundrum on at least one occasion.

 

Some more Countdown facts:

 

1. ‘Richard’ is not really ‘Richard Whiteley's first name - it's John.

 

2. The youngest contestant to appear was 8-year-old James Squire, in 1992, and the oldest contestant was 87 year old Bertha Bourne, in 1994.

 

NOW that's interesting

 

[Louise]

benrostwood said:

yeah, ive got a whole circus. I'm trying to get them to do christmas tricks at mo like pull santas sleigh.

 

I can donate some to u if u want for only a tenner

 

i thought that was fleas

[Maria]

I just been walking through the town and they got stalls up and christmas music playing - i was feeling all "in the mood" (for christmas, that is), and it felt so wrong for me to be feeling like that

[Phil rr]

colin66 said:

did you know ...