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Pre-Christmas Lights
Horncastle, UK - jamie - Wednesday, December 7th, 2005 : goo
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The Christmas lights are up, but not yet switched on. We're probably waiting for the likes of Paul Daniels
, Pat Sharp or an ex Eastenders cast member that no one quite remembers to come flick the big red switch and let the fun times roll.
But the illuminations are already out in full force. If you know where to look. Let's take a tour:
That's the hot shit right there.
It feels like there's a party in my eyes and everyone's invited.
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Peter: the streaky last one is awesome, dude...
elaine: 8th Dec 2005 - 09:10 GMT
gaad, horncastle really knows how to rock and roll.
i never went at christmas, but i was told dundee is good, cos they get hand-me-down lights from edinburgh and/or glasgow and they just keep adding.
maybe that was a huge whopper, but i would like to keep it going if only in my mind, i love the idea of a place that just doesn't know when to stop. hence my love of seaside towns. 'taste' is overrated
jack: 9th Dec 2005 - 00:49 GMT
i like horncastle in june, how about you? i like a gershwin tune, how about you? i like to read good books, cant get my fill, moonlight and motor trips give me a thrill, how about you, elaine take it away.
elaine: 9th Dec 2005 - 08:54 GMT
plink plinkety plink plink twiddlypink
that was my piano playing, do you like it?
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Maestro!
elaine: i yaim to please!
(bows with flourish)
jack: 10th Dec 2005 - 19:14 GMT
YOU TWO GIRLS ARE HILARIOUSLY FUNNY. no, sincerely, i appreciate your humor.you can take a ridiculous statement and run with it. thats wit.
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