I would actually find a ban on get togetherS at Christmas not so bad. I domt really like Christmas enforced jollity but like most people have various social and family obligations - an opportunity to skip Christmas guilt free would be far from the end of the world for me. I appreciate many would hate it though.
We're hoping to be in the new house and definitely can see the in-laws staying with us for the "first Christmas"; if that's not allowed we'll break the rules. Sorry, life is too short to social distance indefinitely from loved ones/family.
You have been jacking off over the board on the same topic for months.
Just leave, depart, go, exit, be gone, decamp.... make yourself happy. Go somewhere you aren't in danger of lockdown... and more importantly, shut the fvck up about this.
Bullace - we sent the latest memo from the Senior Partner saying the future is unclear but they expect 50% occupancy in the office going forward and won't be forcing anyone in who doesn't want to come in etc. Our broker confirmed to the lender that we can well afford season tickets and the mortgage, and that it is not uncommon to commute from Brighton to London 5 days a week. Haven't heard their response yet. It's all a bit weird. My dad (a RE developer) thinks we should tell the lender to get stuffed and find a new broker/lender altogether. I just think Covid is making underwriters so nervous they are grasping at any straw they can to reduce lending given the boom in sales right now.
In my ideal scenario, I will be spending Christmas in a plague-free NYC or DC with friends as we celebrate the landslide victory of the Democrats for both the White House and Congress.
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Ignore it as far as possible
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I cannot see my mother consenting to spend Christmas alone to keep her 'safe' for example.
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Yeah, I’ll I gnore it as far as is feasible. It’s unenforceable and won’t happen.
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I would actually find a ban on get togetherS at Christmas not so bad. I domt really like Christmas enforced jollity but like most people have various social and family obligations - an opportunity to skip Christmas guilt free would be far from the end of the world for me. I appreciate many would hate it though.
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We're hoping to be in the new house and definitely can see the in-laws staying with us for the "first Christmas"; if that's not allowed we'll break the rules. Sorry, life is too short to social distance indefinitely from loved ones/family.
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Me too Guy.
Although what the hell I’m going to do about stepmum is a mystery seeing as sis will be away, nothing stops her Christmas in the Carribbean.
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OMFG, Would you just go somewhere already.
You have been jacking off over the board on the same topic for months.
Just leave, depart, go, exit, be gone, decamp.... make yourself happy. Go somewhere you aren't in danger of lockdown... and more importantly, shut the fvck up about this.
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What happened re your WFH confirmation mortgage condition Canadian?
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Bullace - we sent the latest memo from the Senior Partner saying the future is unclear but they expect 50% occupancy in the office going forward and won't be forcing anyone in who doesn't want to come in etc. Our broker confirmed to the lender that we can well afford season tickets and the mortgage, and that it is not uncommon to commute from Brighton to London 5 days a week. Haven't heard their response yet. It's all a bit weird. My dad (a RE developer) thinks we should tell the lender to get stuffed and find a new broker/lender altogether. I just think Covid is making underwriters so nervous they are grasping at any straw they can to reduce lending given the boom in sales right now.
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In my ideal scenario, I will be spending Christmas in a plague-free NYC or DC with friends as we celebrate the landslide victory of the Democrats for both the White House and Congress.
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Clergs, if you go to Dubai, remember: no sechs on the beach!
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except with brunch
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Clergy don't u famously h7 Xmas?
One of my best ever xmases was j7st me and the Mrs in our flat with no rellys. I did roast pheasant.
Unfortunately the next day the Mrs decided we should remove the woodchip wallpaper from the hall which took about 3 days. I hate wallpaper.
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that does sound ideal, wang, but normally there is champagne and merriment and no stress
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I will either be in the US anyway or at the in-laws where we can stay in one of the cottages so it won’t make any difference.
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I will be at Mummy and Daddy Caulfields, as per,
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I'll seek out other like minded people who are ignoring it...
...we can spit on each others turkey breast.
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Christmas isn’t going to happen. Get used to it.
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People commute from Brighton to London 5 days a week?
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"Christmas isn’t going to happen. Get used to it"
Calm down Scrooge, you're just not invited
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Was hoping to be in Thailand this xmas but we will be at home with all the nobs
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