ZombieKitten said:

U mean we will meet there next month and run away to some tropical island

Ocean said:

Tasmania is an Island

Of course u will both notice that I did NOT add TROPICAL

chillichocaholic said:

I think Kylie needs a nice cool change from the tropics anyway

think open fire and a nice cup of hot cocoa, bring your ugg boots!

ZombieKitten said:

If u bring ugg boots anywhere near me I swear I will shove them where the koalas dont go

chillichocaholic said:

Kylie bought some in NY they are very fashionable ones

ZombieKitten said:

Ugg boots and "fashionable" Do NOT go in the same sentence

chillichocaholic said:

well u can only just see them here

Ocean said:

I know ure a New Zealander...but do u really love sheep so much u wanna wear them on ure feet?

chillichocaholic said:

(*@$#&(*@#$&(*@#$

Ocean said:

omg I didn't recognise you without bare legs

Ocean said:

Kylie those look good on you!!!

But Uggs just don't look good on some people

I usually get a hooker,
but I'm so strapped for scratch this year, I don't think that I'll be able to afford one, even at their usually discount yuletide prices.
However,
I have not given up hope.
I've been really good this year, so....
if any female orgers reading this are feeling generous & giving,
and you are looking for some instant karma, contact me thru this site & let's organize some kind of meat up.
Think about it ladies. It really is a win/win situation.
Not only will you be doing a good deed by helping a brother out who's only shortcoming is a temporary lack of "bank for some spank",
but also, you don't have to worry about spending Christmas alone this year (especially, if this isn't a first for your over-dramatically sorry ass).
Orgnote me.
I'll be your holiday huckleberry.



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chillichocaholic said:

Christmas is actually my least favorite holiday. Even when I was a child, I was never really into Xmas. I mainly enjoy the family aspect more than anything. And I like watching my father and my mom watch the Twilight Zone Marathon.

All of my immediate family and extended family on my father's side lives in Southern California, so I will be there for the holidays. I live in New York, so I'm trekking coast-to-coast for Xmas.

Mara said:

New Years Eve is the one I always get depressed on, that pressure to have a blast really gets to me, and mostly I end up stuck at home minding the kids these days

ZombieKitten said:

U know I actually prefer spending it at home with he kids At least u avoid the crowds and the drunken crazies and u dont have to worry about getting a cab after midnight. I don't even mind staying up past midnight by myself if hubby has to work or wants to go to bed

chillichocaholic said:

I wouldn't mind if the master was home too, but he ALWAYS has a gig. The kids go to bed by 9pm, and I sit there alone or go to bed early myself

ZombieKitten said:

Maybe both of us should sit here and org on New Years...have our own party

chillichocaholic said:

I'll be here!

ZombieKitten said:

peb319 said:

True, chocolate does have a way of making you feel good.

psychodelicide said:

Some people can eat everything they want and hardly ever gain any weight while others eat half of what they eat and gain weight easily. One of the reason why I don't like the "She could use a burger" comments on people who are skinny as if they are all living on salad only.

I really have no clue.....just thinking about it gives me the shivers. Last week I heard the first christmas song of this year on the radio.....Coldplay's rendition of '2.000 Miles' (originally done by The Pretenders).....it is actually one of the very few Christmas songs I like.....can't stand Coldplay, but this song is alright...

I will choke when I'll hear Wham's 'Last Christmas' or Chris Rea's 'Driving Home for Christmas'.....

Serious said:

Exactly!!! I hate it when people look at me and say, "You're skinny, you don't need to diet." On the contrary, if I were to eat everything I wanted, I would gain weight easily. I do have a weight problem, and have to be very careful with what I eat. I succesfully lost 60+ pounds a few years back, and do not wish to gain it all back again. Dieting is hard, but so is keeping it off. It's a never-ending cycle for me, unfortunately, but it's something I have come to accept.

I fly from Atlanta to Amsterdam on Christmas Eve, then off to Brussels to visit a friend, then we will end up in Paris for New Year's Eve.....I can't wait!

psychodelicide said:

Wow, that's amazing ! And I can imagine it might be as hard to not gain it all back .

Serious said:

Thanks, and yes, it is very hard not to gain it all back, especially now with the holidays quickly approaching. I need to join a gym or something, so that I can exercise. I walk in the park during the fall, spring and summer months, but now that there's snow on the ground and it's cold, it makes it harder to get the exercise I need.

Actually, I have no plans. I'll probably just waste the day.

My sister is coming to see me if the roads are not bad.

psychodelicide said: