#233

Vegetarians/vegans: whatcha doing for Christmas dinner?

  • Nut loaf
  • Mushrooms en croute
  • Pate
  • Stuffing
  • Just having the sides
  • Having one day off (filthy bloodmouth option)
  • other (please specify)

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#234

I had to explain to my housemate that a nut roast isn’t just one huge nut :smiley:

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#235

Top, top Dad-ing right there.

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#236

I wish I could go to the pub on Christmas Day. I know my old local does a lock-in but it’s invite only and I’ve never been asked. :pensive:

#237

think I’ve used that exact phrase before

#238

I’ve got a seitan roast from Moodley Manor, had one last year and it was great! Expensive but worth it, but roast is good but want something a bit different for Christmas.

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#240

who here gets a chocolate orange every Christmas and has done since the beginning of time?

  • of course, it’s not Christmas without a chocolate orange
  • my Christmas is incomplete

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#241

My veggie daughter * does an amazing cheese pie. Last Christmas she made one for me and her and put some cranberries in it. Boom, instant Christmas.

*rejected sitcom title

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#242

Me neither! My pal runs the only decent pub in Edinburgh’s Old Town. It opened last year on Christmas Day and I’m hoping it will this year as well cos we’re gonna go.

#243

Stack of fake meat.

#244

Anyone else dreading Christmas politics arguments? My family are a bit centrist-dad in many ways, and my political views have really diverged from theirs in the last year and a bit.

I’m worried about any discussion about sexual harassment because I’ll probably call people misogynists when they say misogynistic things which is apparently ‘crossing a line’ but i’m a bit beyond biting my tongue atm

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#245

Absolutely detest orange flavoured chocolate.

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#246

We open a couple of little ones in the morning and then any big ones after dinner (when we’re all pissed)

#247

doing a puff pastry tart thing because I want to try making vegan ‘’‘butter’’’ that’ll laminate for the pastry (love a Christmas project). If its gross or I can’t be bothered, veggie haggis.

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#248

no chocolate orange for you then :slight_smile:

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#249

Christmas dinner? No. Boxing Day tea? Hell yes!

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#250

Objective truth^

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#251

Strangely enough Christmas Day is usually the one time we don’t talk about politics because there’s too much else going on. Any other time though and my dad’s there trying to convince me that discriminating against Muslims isn’t racist because Muslims aren’t a race :pensive:

#252

As kids, did you have someone dress up as Santa and all?

  • yes
  • no ho ho

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Regardless of your answer to that, did you actually ever believe in Santa?

  • yes of course
  • nope

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#253

To be honest, I can’t remember, but I wouldn’t be surprised if I did when I was 3 or something.