Day 24
It’s the night before Christmas! You wait all year for one day, you put up decorations which take three days to find and then two more to fix up, its craziness isn’t it?
To All, A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!!
Christmas Eve
Day 23
Q: Why does Santa wear red underwear?
A: He’s a man – did all the laundry in one load!
Day 17
On the brighter side, only an hour of class tomorrow and then my 4 week vacation can start! Of course I’m only going to have 1 week to myself and the other three will be spent revising.
Today’s side splitting joke is Arsene Wenger comes from the lovely people at Mars again.
Q: How do snowmen get around?
A: They ride on an icicle!
Geddit? Once you do, you won’t be able to stop laughing…
RATM for Christmas #1
Oh yeah? Bloody go and do one all of you.
Over 3/4s of a million people have joined a Facebook group campaigning against the winner of the X Factor getting the traditional Christmas #1. To join this group, you promise that you’ll buy three copies of Rage Against the Machine’s ‘Killing in the Name of’ to hamper ickle Joe McFlurryElderry’s chance at Christmas #1, an achievement only one XF winner hasn’t achieved and he goes by the name Brookstein, you don’t know him anymore there’s just an empty space, and he nicked the crown from G4. But I digress, hampering someone’s chance at achieving a dream is plain stupid, especially as this campaign is aimed at Simon Cowell, rather than the winner himself.
More to the point, 61% of 10,000,000 votes on Sunday meant that Joe was the winner, and I’m not brilliant at maths but I think that if that 61% went out and bought the song (horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible choice) then the punk rockers who don’t deserve that spot will be well and truly beaten.
As I’ve already illustrated, the winners song isn’t exactly the best choice in fact its the worst one possible minus something by Mr Blobby. This year’s winner’s song is a cover of Miley Cyrus’ ‘The Climb’, which incidentally was ruled out of a major awards nominee list after it emerged that the song was never intended for the lovely Hannah Montana film. Typical Cyrus methinks. Anyway, I have no doubt that the source of ‘The Climb’ is turning people off from buying the X Factor version, its put me off buying.
The campaigners believe, deeply, believe that Rage Against the Machine deserve #1 because Cowell and X Factor has ruled the charts since Leona Lewis. True, none moreso than this year where across the 10 weeks of the final, any musical guest shot to the top of the charts after performing on the Sunday show. Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance was in the chart prior to her performance, shortly after, she hit #1 in sales and was UK #1 the following week. But some campaigners argue that RATM are deserved #1 contenders because- and I quote ‘they write all their own material’. Well, that argument could be put to Lady Gaga or N-Dubz or Chuckie and LMFAO. Doesn’t mean they deserve the place. Isn’t Christmas #1 supposed to be festive? Killing in the Name of isn’t and if anything it’s quite intimidating with its ironic chorus of ‘Fuck you I won’t do what you tell me’, yet some of its members think that they are actually doing the opposite of X Factor. I’d really like to know who thought that Killing in the Name of would be a perfect choice, there’s other rock/metal/punk bands out there who can tell you where to go and where to stick it. Stone Sour and Silly World? That way they could have put two fingers up to the establishment and Cowell, two birds with one stone. Had it been that, I may have considered purchasing it.
But given the alternative to buying the X Factor single, I’m sorry but I’m going to go without, this year. Rage won’t be #1 and this isn’t another Mad World. The difference? That song deserved its place, it meant something and it was listener friendly. Besides, once Christmas is over, XF isn’t on anymore and we won’t hear Joe again until next November.
Day 7
Q: How do you know Santa has to be a man?
A: No woman is going to wear the same outfit year after year.
Day 6
Q: Why is Christmas just like a day at the office?
A: You do all the work and the fat guy with the suit gets all the credit.
Day 5
Q: Why does Santa Claus go down the chimney on Christmas Eve?
A: Because it ” soots ” him!












