Going to the pub on Christmas day.

[Hand Shandy]

Room for a small one?

[Dave D]

Does that include drinks?

Not entirely sure. Probably just a glass of champagne.

 

It is a bit of a swanky place 

[Dave D]

Id say stay at home- you've probably spent a fortune on booze from the supermarket only to not drink it and go to the pub.

 

Also, is it just me, or can I seem to handle far more drink at home? 3 pints at home and Im fine- 3 pints in the pub seems to effect my general mobility and pronunciations.    

[Redder Lurtz]

Always used to go with whoever the current Mrs Lurtz was, only for a couple though. Different if you've got kids or family around but if it's just the 2 of you why not.

 

We opened our bar for 2 hours on Christmas Day last year and we're doing the same this year, it's good fun and it just gets full of good regulars for that couple of hours, everyone buys us drinks and we have a good laugh.

[The Great Jacko]

My Mum died when I was a kid so me and my Dad used to go the the pub or social club on Christmas Day for as long as it was open - didn't want to go home really.

[s(k)aturation]

My Mum died when I was a kid so me and my Dad used to go the the pub or social club on Christmas Day for as long as it was open - didn't want to go home really.

 

 

Nowt at all wrong with that.

[Fowlers God]

Christmas Eve I go out with my mates for 2 hours. No longer as one year I was about 15 pints in, had to go to the mother in laws, drank more and argued with the Mrs about how to wrap one of the kids presents.

2 hours now and I can have a laugh and still earn brownie points for not being pished

[stringvest]

I’ve just told my lot they can go at 3. The love in their little faces was a sight to behold. #bossboss

[Juniper]

Normally don’t drink at all on Christmas Day as the dinner normally finishes me off- can’t usually stomach any booze after it.

 

I’ll go to my mums local on Boxing Day though usually only for one or two. Not a tradition though.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

It's like all of a sudden anything that they don't like is #MeToo sexist. Go for a couple of pints on Christmas morning with the menfolk in your family and all of a sudden you're up there with Harvey Weinstein. 

I don't think there's anything sudden about the idea of men fucking off to the pub while the women slave away in the kitchen being seen as a bit, y'know, sexist.  It's always been sexist.  There's really no way of pretending it isn't.

[tokyojoe]

I don't think there's anything sudden about the idea of men fucking off to the pub while the women slave away in the kitchen being seen as a bit, y'know, sexist.  It's always been sexist.  There's really no way of pretending it isn't.

And so it should be.

 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

I don't think there's anything sudden about the idea of men fucking off to the pub while the women slave away in the kitchen being seen as a bit, y'know, sexist.  It's always been sexist.  There's really no way of pretending it isn't.

It's sexist unless they want you to fuck off the pub obviously, if they want you to fuck off the pub then that's fine. Of course I do all the cooking and always have, and have never gone out Xmas Day. Try getting in my kitchen, you'll be kicked through the French doors on your arse.

[Spy Bee]

I have always gone for a pint or three at lunchtime on Christmas Day. I won't be going this year as it doesn't suit, but there is nothing wrong with it. My local always had plenty of women and kids there too, it wasn't like some gentleman's club!

[stringvest]

There are always ladies in the pub on Christmas Day

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

There are always ladies in the pub on Christmas Day

Always has been.

[stringvest]

Yep. I’ve always noticed that while having my sexy sexist aperitif in my new socks.

[Strontium]

There are always ladies in the pub on Christmas Day

If they're in the pub on Christmas Day, 'ladies' is probably pushing it.

[Jairzinho]

Bit sexist that.

[VladimirIlyich]

We've been told to go to the pub on christmas day by my daughter otherwise we will be 'getting in the way.' Can't argue with that.

[s(k)aturation]

It's sexist unless they want you to fuck off the pub obviously, if they want you to fuck off the pub then that's fine. Of course I do all the cooking and always have, and have never gone out Xmas Day. Try getting in my kitchen, you'll be kicked through the French doors on your arse.

 

 

French doors. repped.

[s(k)aturation]

We've been told to go to the pub on christmas day by my daughter otherwise we will be 'getting in the way.' Can't argue with that.

 

You've brought her up splendidly, Ulyanov.

[VladimirIlyich]

French doors. repped.

Will they be getting smashed in?

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Will they be getting smashed in?

As I'm 50 on Boxing Day, yes they will.

[Bobby Hundreds]

I usually go for about 2 pints with my missus uncles/brother while my missus gets dolled up to sit round her mum's house! A few women usually come too but not often. I aint got kids if I did I probably would swerve the pub.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

As I'm 50 on Boxing Day, yes they will.

Born just in time for Magical Mystery Tour on the telly.