[The Human Santapede]

My OH and I are getting each other new dry robes as we both want them (great for cold, dry winters days out by the fire pit with a beer or two).

We’re also getting a cheese and port hamper from family.

We’ll also be getting aftershave and probably an abundance of socks from other people.

[Zizu]

Anytime now I start looking at things on eBay and WATCHING them … then in a few weeks I decide which things to buy …


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[Holly Christmas]

Anything at all!

There's nothing I really need or especially want.

It's really cheesy but the happiness of giving others nice things even if small gifts is more than a pleasure for me. I don't buy for a lot of people due to circumstances. It's just Karl and his mum, a few close friends (6) who don't expect anything expensive but I know their tastes. And a handful of forum members will be finding a little bit of something from me in person or via post etc.

That's it really.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

My OH and I are getting each other new dry robes as we both want them (great for cold, dry winters days out by the fire pit with a beer or two).

We’re also getting a cheese and port hamper from family.

We’ll also be getting aftershave and probably an abundance of socks from other people.

If you wear the divisive dryrobe – an ankle-length, waterproof dressing gown designed as an outdoor changing robe, with a £160 price tag – then you’ve probably already been mocked for it. Initially, the coat was made to give surfers privacy and warmth while changing outdoors. But recently, it’s been stripped of its original purpose and is worn by middle-class city dwellers on the school run. In my opinion, whatever your class, it looks like you’re wearing a tent. These coats should be left to those who are doing cold water swimming activities, not those roaming around London Fields with a matcha latte in hand.

[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If you wear the divisive dryrobe – an ankle-length, waterproof dressing gown designed as an outdoor changing robe, with a £160 price tag – then you’ve probably already been mocked for it. Initially, the coat was made to give surfers privacy and warmth while changing outdoors. But recently, it’s been stripped of its original purpose and is worn by middle-class city dwellers on the school run. In my opinion, whatever your class, it looks like you’re wearing a tent. These coats should be left to those who are doing cold water swimming activities, not those roaming around London Fields with a matcha latte in hand.

oh Cherie you're such a tonic!

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If you wear the divisive dryrobe – an ankle-length, waterproof dressing gown designed as an outdoor changing robe, with a £160 price tag – then you’ve probably already been mocked for it. Initially, the coat was made to give surfers privacy and warmth while changing outdoors. But recently, it’s been stripped of its original purpose and is worn by middle-class city dwellers on the school run. In my opinion, whatever your class, it looks like you’re wearing a tent. These coats should be left to those who are doing cold water swimming activities, not those roaming around London Fields with a matcha latte in hand.

I won’t be wearing it to the supermarket ever lol. It’s mainly for when we go camping and swimming but also great for by the fire pit.

[Rustic bauble]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If you wear the divisive dryrobe – an ankle-length, waterproof dressing gown designed as an outdoor changing robe, with a £160 price tag – then you’ve probably already been mocked for it. Initially, the coat was made to give surfers privacy and warmth while changing outdoors. But recently, it’s been stripped of its original purpose and is worn by middle-class city dwellers on the school run. In my opinion, whatever your class, it looks like you’re wearing a tent. These coats should be left to those who are doing cold water swimming activities, not those roaming around London Fields with a matcha latte in hand.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If you wear the divisive dryrobe – an ankle-length, waterproof dressing gown designed as an outdoor changing robe, with a £160 price tag – then you’ve probably already been mocked for it. Initially, the coat was made to give surfers privacy and warmth while changing outdoors. But recently, it’s been stripped of its original purpose and is worn by middle-class city dwellers on the school run. In my opinion, whatever your class, it looks like you’re wearing a tent. These coats should be left to those who are doing cold water swimming activities, not those roaming around London Fields with a matcha latte in hand.

Apologies to anyone who has one of those long puffer coats.. but they always make me smile when I see two skinny ankles and feet hanging out at the bottom of such a huge coat !




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[thesheriff443]

Too much pressure on people to be buying presents at Christmas
Absolutely a waste of time and money
A chance for dicks to show off by buying over priced tat

I fcuking hate Christmas

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Too much pressure on people to be buying presents at Christmas
Absolutely a waste of time and money
A chance for dicks to show off by buying over priced tat

I fcuking hate Christmas

I like Christmas as in the lights, the Carols, the food, the meet ups but I am not keen on presents so we keep it pretty simple

[Time to Sleigh]

Hopefully to get out of this lift. Haha!!

[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Hopefully to get out of this lift. Haha!!

Youtube video

[Time to Sleigh]

Originally Posted by Kate!

Youtube video

I love that song.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Nothing specific in mind really, I asked Gavin to get me a voucher for Fatface

[Candy Annie Cane]

There's a FB group called Dry Robe Wankers where they post pics of people wearing them in places like Tesco etc

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There's a FB group called Dry Robe Wankers where they post pics of people wearing them in places like Tesco etc

Only ever seen people wearing them to go sea swimming in real life

[Ammi]

…I’ll let you know when I get it…but I know it’ll be what I really, really wanted…zig a zig, ahhhh…..

[Livia]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There's a FB group called Dry Robe Wankers where they post pics of people wearing them in places like Tesco etc

We need a pic of Ben, don't we.

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Livia

We need a pic of Ben, don't we.

Best get on OnlyFans then 💅🏻

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Best get on OnlyFans then ����

I'd be willing to pay...

I have an old parka I wear at the firepit. It smells of smoke, I keep it in the porch

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'd be willing to pay...

I accept payment in whiskey or Amex

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Livia

I have an old parka I wear at the firepit. It smells of smoke, I keep it in the porch

My old fire pit jacket is on its last legs. It’s served me well.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There's a FB group called Dry Robe Wankers where they post pics of people wearing them in places like Tesco etc

Perfect for Ben

admittedly I had to google what they were, I trust you Benji you wont be flaunting yours at Aldi

[Tinsel Toes]

Originally Posted by AnnieKristmas

There's a FB group called Dry Robe Wankers where they post pics of people wearing them in places like Tesco etc

Well that made i laugh

[Christmas Dynasnow]

I am not hoping for anything