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Things might change on factors outside my control (a potential scheduling fuck-up), but I’ll be working. As a bonus, it’s my week of nights, so I’ll be ringing in the new year while on shift. 
 

If said outside factors come into effect, I won’t be back at work until Jan 2nd, so it’s a takeaway and a couple of beers at my in-laws while their eight year old batters me on FIFA. 

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9 hours ago, Wretch said:

Things might change on factors outside my control (a potential scheduling fuck-up), but I’ll be working. As a bonus, it’s my week of nights, so I’ll be ringing in the new year while on shift. 
 

If said outside factors come into effect, I won’t be back at work until Jan 2nd, so it’s a takeaway and a couple of beers at my in-laws while their eight year old batters me on FIFA. 

You have an eight year old brother in law?

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Would usually play in the end-of-year football match for the local villages, but me and the rest of the family have been varying degrees of ill for the past week so I'll be wise to sit this one out.

NYE will likely be the kids being asleep by 8.30 so me and the wife can watch a random double bill of stuff we've found on the various streaming services and have a few drinks while while recapping the year and talking about the next one. There'll be some local fireworks, so we'll have to comfort the dog around midnight, then hopefully be asleep by 1am. 

We'll go to the in-laws the next day for lunch, where we all have to wear a new item of clothing so that, as per the national superstition, a sheep won't 'shit on us'. 

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It's worth me telling my Paris NYE 2007 story where in the middle of the Champs Elysses, a gang of French little shits took my sausage baguette I'd just drunkenly bought, fiddled with it for about 10 seconds, before returning it to me.

They then tried to set it alight as I realised they'd put a load of bangers in it and were trying to blow my hand off while screaming BON ANNEE BON ANNEE at me.

This was after we'd been to Club Showcase as my friend was into Ed Banger records and knew some of them and they were there and I'd had to pay 40 euros for a rum and coke.

Absolute shithole. 

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3 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

They then tried to set it alight as I realised they'd put a load of bangers in it and were trying to blow my hand off while screaming BON ANNEE BON ANNEE at me.

That’s funny as fuck to be fair. 

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24 minutes ago, Joe Blog said:

That’s funny as fuck to be fair. 

Yeah of course. I've just remembered that when they first approached us, this being late 2007, they were shouting about "HEY ARE YOU ON ZEE FACEBOOK HON HON HEE HON" etc ?

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36 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

It's worth me telling my Paris NYE 2007 story where in the middle of the Champs Elysses, a gang of French little shits took my sausage baguette I'd just drunkenly bought, fiddled with it for about 10 seconds, before returning it to me.

They then tried to set it alight as I realised they'd put a load of bangers in it and were trying to blow my hand off while screaming BON ANNEE BON ANNEE at me.

This was after we'd been to Club Showcase as my friend was into Ed Banger records and knew some of them and they were there and I'd had to pay 40 euros for a rum and coke.

Absolute shithole. 

Paris is lovely but French teenagers are absolutely feral.

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3 hours ago, Thefatduck said:

Do people still go to clubs?

I went to one once. 

I remember working in a nightclub from 1999-2000. They were charging somewhere between £100-300 for tickets. I can't remember which now. The place was absolutely dead and we were all getting paid triple time to work it. Some people got asked if they wanted to finish early because of how quiet the place was. I refused because I was getting paid triple time for not much work. The night after my supervisor was taken ill so I had to step up and cover for her for a few months. 

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Talk my partner in to letting the kids stay up till midnight. Moan about the kids still being up at about 9pm. Fall a sleep about 10:30pm. Spend an hour and a half of repeatedly being woken up by noisy kids and disgruntled partner. Watch the Hootananny wondering why we’re not all in bed yet whilst everyone else stands in the garden looking at fireworks.

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