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posted on 30-10-2013 at 13:14 Reply With Quote
New ethical question...

Haven't posted one of these for a while!

What is the earliest point in the year when it is appropriate to call someone a humbug for not listening to Christmas music? I called someone this in mid-September.
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Haven't posted one of these for a while!

What is the earliest point in the year when it is appropriate to call someone a humbug for not listening to Christmas music? I called someone this in mid-September.


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