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Barmaid | 16:00 Wed 29th Nov 2017 | News
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I would buy the food and drink, save the receipts and divi it up between the guests. The house holder eats and drinks for nowt.
disgraceful.
I'll see you there, minty. Present under the tree and everything. Cheap at the price.
Eddie, tell us where we can get a £30.00 three-course Christmas lunch please. We'll all be heading your way. The two of us are booked in to a local pub for lunch on Christmas Day for £60.00 per head. That's the norm in rural Lincolnshire.
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There is a Wetherspoons in Stamford, DSJ. Taxi will be about £30 each way..........
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She might be poor, TTT. She might need the profit to run her car.......
then don't host xmas dinner.
my immediate thought was "what a cheek" however, i just realised my parents are coming over for xmas and they have offered to pay for the meat (and i accepted their generous offer)
TTT the guests invite themselves.... they present themselves as participants, not like she invites and then charges...they freely cough up for a great deal !
cheapest Christmas Day lunch around here is £85 per head...
The poor shouldn't be able to afford to drive OR spend the day with their family.

Wonderful.
& never tastes like a home made roast murray!
There is a mince pie in the cupboard and it's free.
you're right Lina..right royal rip off !!
will there be custard Donny ??
Custard for you and whipped cream for me.
ininvited guests? OK go round their house before they come round yours.
be lolthere in ten !!
I must go now, Minty but do you realise that I don't like whipped cream on my mince pie.

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