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Some random website said:
In the UK, the main Christmas Meal is usually eaten at lunchtime or early afternoon on Christmas Day. It is traditionally roast goose (although it is more common to have turkey now), roast vegetables and 'all the trimmings' which means stuffing and sometimes bacon and sausages. (In Scotland, some people might have Haggis instead of goose or Turkey!) Dessert is often Christmas Pudding. Mince pies and loads of chocolates are often eaten as well! The dinner table is decorated with a cracker for each person and sometimes flowers and candles.
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Well that's what I'm used to. I would love to spend a christmas in Australia- it would feel so weird!
 
Yeah,having your top off all day!@Its just awesome,hanging out with your family,who are pretty cool,drinking,swimming,eating.All day long!Its just so cool!
 
sachin said:
Why is it traditional over there?As far as know,it isn't traditional over here......

Thats like saying "Why do all Aussies say G'day mate?" Not everyone does and the people who do dont have a particular reason
 
But isn't it Tradition?I never said that everyone does it (as far as i can recall),i just said that i always got the impression that it was tradition.
 
The Spin said:
Thats like saying "Why do all Aussies say G'day mate?" Not everyone does and the people who do dont have a particular reason
Cause its easier than saying "Good day young chap, fancy a cup of tea" lol....

Ive always wanted a white chrissie, but once i think about it, nothing can beat an Aussie Chrissie with the Barbie and the pool. Or trips to the hospital ( i got a skateboard one year)
 
I took this photo out of my window on Tuesday, and the snow only stopped this afternoon!
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It's caused chaos, travel has been effected and I'm sure sales for shops have too as noone has gone out! Hopefully it will all melt so I can play cricket tomorrow.
 
It rained here today, snow's all gone now :)
 
we had it but not anymore :( .... i love snow ... :D
 

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