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[Chilli Red]

B.o.B, on 1 Sep 2010, 19:04, said:

Can we have curry for the Christmas Party - pretty please

No of course we can't, the clue is in the tittle -Christmas Party- B.o.B and Matt stop playing up!

[Greg Warnes]

How to Celebrate an Indian Christmas

Add a touch of Indian flair to your next Christmas celebration.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:
Christmas Tree Ornaments
Christmas Trees
Small Candles
Paprika
Vegetables
Colored Chalk
Vegetables

1
Light and place "diya," small candles, throughout your house.

2
Create floor decorations with brightly colored powders and chalks. Turmeric powder, paprika and flour can be used to create traditional Christmas symbols such as angels and stars.

3
If available, display mango leaves throughout your home during the holiday in place of pine sprigs and holly wreaths.

4
Prepare traditional Indian dishes for friends and family. For example, you might serve tandoori, biryani and curry dishes as a main course and rice pudding for dessert.

5
Dress in festive, traditional Indian clothing to perform Christmas music played on a stringed sitar, drums and cymbals.

[Chilli Red]

Or you could just simplify it all and invite Bobby round.

[B.o.B]

Chilli Red, on 1 Sep 2010, 21:21, said:

No of course we can't, the clue is in the tittle -Christmas Party- B.o.B and Matt stop playing up!

I'm used to sitting in a hot tub in the sunshine at Christmas sipping a glass or two of shampoo - doesnt mean I dont like to see the snow occasionally (well very occasionally)

Curry gets served here for Christmas Dinner very often as we dont like roast dinner........the alternative is buffet of everyone's favourite foods to be eaten whenever the hell you want it.......................much more civilised than all that slaving over the kitchen all flaming day and then not serving things because there is too much food . I dont see the problem but then I am "special"

[MartinW]

yay

Turkey ban

Curry for Xmas ?

[mattsps]

sarah,
The curry club is picking up some momentum ??????

[Greg Warnes]

I must be honest and dont mind whether there is a traditional Xmas meal or curry as long as:

1) i remember the correct date for the party.

2) there is enough booze to get a blue whale drunk.

[WoREoD]

Ignore them Sar - if they are true Curry enthusiasts they can go and get one after the dinner - or have it delivered to the bar!

[B.o.B]

WoREoD, on 2 Sep 2010, 07:34, said:

Ignore them Sar - if they are true Curry enthusiasts they can go and get one after the dinner - or have it delivered to the bar!

I'm pretty sure I suggested getting it delivered last year and yet you made me eat Salmon again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mattsps]

Greg Warnes, on 2 Sep 2010, 07:20, said:

I must be honest and dont mind whether there is a traditional Xmas meal or curry as long as:

1) i remember the correct date for the party.

2) there is enough booze to get a blue whale drunk.

Greg,
All i want to see is you doing that hip hop dancing on your little animation thing. I assume thats film of you ???. (thats the one time I would use emotions as that comment as no ummppppphhhh)

[Greg Warnes]

mattsps, on 2 Sep 2010, 07:58, said:

Greg,
All i want to see is you doing that hip hop dancing on your little animation thing. I assume thats film of you ???. (thats the one time I would use emotions as that comment as no ummppppphhhh)

Christ, it would take an all day session to get me dancing let alone break dancing!

[Chilli Red]

Greg Warnes, on 2 Sep 2010, 08:31, said:

Christ, it would take an all day session to get me dancing let alone break dancing!

I thought he was doing Karate

[mattsps]

Chilli Red, on 2 Sep 2010, 08:38, said:

I thought he was doing Karate

is that karate for people with special needs (most of us on this forum have special needs)

[A Pair Of Flabby Wings]

B.o.B, on 2 Sep 2010, 04:48, said:

I'm used to sitting in a hot tub in the sunshine at Christmas sipping a glass or two of shampoo - doesnt mean I dont like to see the snow occasionally (well very occasionally)

Curry gets served here for Christmas Dinner very often as we dont like roast dinner........the alternative is buffet of everyone's favourite foods to be eaten whenever the hell you want it.......................much more civilised than all that slaving over the kitchen all flaming day and then not serving things because there is too much food . I dont see the problem but then I am "special"

Alas, I'm otherwise engaged for the Christmas Party/AGM, but if Turkey Vindaloo or similar is on the menu I can definitely see a change of plan.

Even more so, if there's a good bottle of plonk on the table as well . . .