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5 minutes ago, cobra_gordo said:

I can't stand New Years Eve, possibly due to being forced to go to my mum's friend's sister's NYE fancy dress party every year for a few years as a kid in to my teens where I didn't know anybody, was too young to drink so would end up sat around awkwardly for 3 hours and then had to hold hands and sing for some reason.

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5 minutes ago, cobra_gordo said:

can't stand New Years Eve, possibly due to being forced to go to my mum's friend's sister's NYE fancy dress party every year for a few years as a kid in to my teens where I didn't know anybody, was too young to drink so would end up sat around awkwardly for 3 hours and then had to hold hands and sing for some reason. Even as I rapidly approach turning 40 I still get massive anxiety about the Auld Lang Syne thing, even when it's just my Mrs and kids wanting to do it.

Sorry but isn't this literally one of the plot points of the first Bridget Jones film? ???

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1 minute ago, SuperBacon said:

Sorry but isn't this literally one of the plot points of the first Bridget Jones film? ???

Pretty much but without being able to go home and eat blue string soup because I was 10 or 11

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