Post: #26

(12-23-2012 12:48 AM)porscheguy Wrote:  Home by myself. Just not feeling the holiday cheer this year...

I guess us guys have a lot in common. Lol. Thanksgiving, for me, was also kinda ehh.. I mean I'll probably be hanging with the family (folks, sister, etc.) come Christmas day, but I've been so impatiently anxious, if that makes sense, about getting the ball rolling with my plans in the next few months to take myself out of this girl dating drought, that that's the only thing I've been thinking about and looking forward to really. I may take a cue from y'all though and at least hit up some movies online during the week.

Post: #27

I've grown to hate the Thanksgiving, Christmas & the overall holiday season over the last few years due to them actually causing more chaos and division than family closeness. So I wont be celebrating anything. TV, liquor, and take out food is how I'll be spending Christmas.

Post: #28

damn you guys are depressing as shit.

Post: #29

Not Christian so um.. staying at home and ..reading? finishing off some work?

Post: #30

Yesterday, 23rd, had a Xmas night in with my main girl. Today, Xmas eve, 2 dates with 2 new girls. About to leave for No 2 and she's the hottest so hoping my just-got-laid mojo overcomes the tiredness.

Girls in Japan don't want to spend Xmas alone so it's a good time to hit up some new talent.

Post: #31

absolutely fuck all, might get pissed tonight and find an SNL and then just lay in bed tomorrow hungover in my magnificence.

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Post: #33

Christmas is just an excuse for our family to get together with a bunch of food and alcohol. We're at my place this year, so passing out is certainly on the cards. Other than seeing family, I hate christmas.

Post: #34

do research on testosterone booster, places to hit 2013, ways to make $$

Post: #35

I'm taking my mom to the Basilica of the National Shrine in DC for midnight mass. I'm such a great son.

Post: #36

I enjoy celebrating Xmas, especially with my family, but my mom makes the experience so dysfunctional every year I promise myself to do something else. But I love my siblings so hopefully Ill be able to host xmas myself at some future date.

Post: #37

(12-24-2012 02:17 PM)sucio44 Wrote:  I'm taking my mom to the Basilica of the National Shrine in DC for midnight mass. I'm such a great son.

I'm completely atheist but for some reason I enjoy going to midnight mass. Maybe it's the incense, the Christmas decorations, and the music. Plus older, historic churches tend to have beautiful art and architecture.

I've only been through D.C., never spent time there, but when I do, I'm going to visit the Basilica. Place looks stunning:

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Post: #38

I'll sit on the couch drinking Jack with a muzzle in my mouth thinking about squeezing the trigger.

Post: #39

Already some fights in the house. "sigh" Only 7 more days to go.

Post: #40

Home alone getting ready for New Years. No family here. Try to read something about game and probably watch a movie.

Post: #41

I, too, was drunk at church.

A common thread in this brotherhood of ours is a willingness to be an honest man if only somebody could make us one.

Post: #42

Just dropped my brother and his girlfriend off. She left me with Beer, and he left me with words of wisdom
"Go home, drink some beer, smoke a doobie and drink more beer."

Post: #43

(12-25-2012 07:06 AM)Architekt Wrote:  Just dropped my brother and his off. She left me with Beer, and he left me with words of wisdom
"Go home, drink some beer, smoke a doobie and drink more beer."

Dude it's like 7 in the morning! You guys celebrate early. Us Yanks are a bit more civilized and don't start drinking and smoking till 10.

Post: #44

It's like 8:30pm here, but I was looking for beer the moment I woke up