tom_widdows Posted November 15 Report Posted November 15 9 minutes ago, RicoS321 said: Jesus loved snow, which you'd know if you'd paid attention at school. Was also passionate about 'hilarious' woolly clothing, Bruce Willis & Macauley Culkin films, and Halfords' Bike sales He was some man! 1 Quote
Jupiter Posted November 15 Report Posted November 15 1 hour ago, swaddon said: And another thing, why is snow associated with Christmas? It very rarely snows at Christmas (at least not where I live), but it's all over Christmas songs, cards, films, etc. That goes back to Charles Dickens time when they had a lot of snowy winters. Quote
swaddon Posted November 15 Report Posted November 15 12 minutes ago, Jupiter said: That goes back to Charles Dickens time when they had a lot of snowy winters. That was ages ago. We need some more apt Christmas songs now. "Outside it's pishing, and I'm wishing, you a happy holiday" or something like that. Quote
BigAl Posted November 15 Author Report Posted November 15 56 minutes ago, RicoS321 said: Jesus loved snow, which you'd know if you'd paid attention at school. He was also a big fan of Mott The Hoople. I have a feeling I might have to explain that one to many on here 1 Quote
TheDonbytheDee Posted November 15 Report Posted November 15 1 hour ago, BigAl said: He was also a big fan of Mott The Hoople. I have a feeling I might have to explain that one to many on here Only to the Young Dudes. 1 1 Quote
swaddon Posted December 1 Report Posted December 1 I wasn't really planning to do Whamageddon this year, which is a good thing, because I was hit at 9 o'clock this morning in the supermarket with the seasonal dirge. Quote
TheDonbytheDee Posted December 1 Report Posted December 1 I don't mind the Wham xmas song at all. Bet it has made them a pretty penny these past 40 years. Quote
manc_don Posted December 2 Report Posted December 2 Pretty impossible to avoid when you’ve got young kids. Think as soon as it turned 1 November, it’s all I’ve heard in the shops here. Quote
swaddon Posted Friday at 22:50 Report Posted Friday at 22:50 Kylie Minogue is the Christmas number one with her song XMAS. I haven't heard the song because I think it is only available on Amazon, but good on her. I like Kylie. Quote
tom_widdows Posted Friday at 23:53 Report Posted Friday at 23:53 On 01/12/2025 at 17:31, TheDonbytheDee said: I don't mind the Wham xmas song at all. Bet it has made them a pretty penny these past 40 years. Apparently everything goes to Andrew Ridgely. George Michael gave up his share of the royalties after he left Wham Quote
Don Julio Posted Saturday at 10:01 Report Posted Saturday at 10:01 11 hours ago, swaddon said: Kylie Minogue is the Christmas number one with her song XMAS. I haven't heard the song because I think it is only available on Amazon, but good on her. I like Kylie. Although didn’t she do some kind of deal with them so it always gets played first whenever anyone asks for Xmas music? I know record companies have been at that kind of thing since before Elvis, but demeaned her in my eyes. A long way from being photographed on a bed with Bobbie Gillespie! Quote
InversneckieDob Posted Saturday at 12:10 Report Posted Saturday at 12:10 On 15/11/2025 at 19:22, BigAl said: He was also a big fan of Mott The Hoople. I have a feeling I might have to explain that one to many on here Sha la la la and indeed push push 1 Quote
Jupiter Posted Saturday at 14:57 Report Posted Saturday at 14:57 16 hours ago, swaddon said: Kylie Minogue is the Christmas number one with her song XMAS. I haven't heard the song because I think it is only available on Amazon, but good on her. I like Kylie. Like most pop stars, she can't actually sing. Quote
OneBrianIrvine. Posted Sunday at 12:19 Report Posted Sunday at 12:19 On 19/12/2025 at 23:53, tom_widdows said: Apparently everything goes to Andrew Ridgely. George Michael gave up his share of the royalties after he left Wham The man had a huge heart, the royalties for this song go to charity. The first year they went to Band Aid and they’ve continued going to various charities since. Now go to organisations helping kids and young folk in the UK through the George Michael Fund. Quote
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