Merry Christmas to all on GTPlanet!!!

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Its merry enough for me. I now have a 23" monitor to browse GTP with and play PS3, around lunch time we will have some guests over and hopefully enjoy the rest of our day.
 
My son is the happiest little mongrel in town right right now, he spent nearly 30 minutes unwrapping his presents. He's currently building the biggest Thomas The Tank Engine track set around town right now (he already has about 120 pieces, and we've given him another 52!, not to mention he has a whole complete set of trains) and enough toys and clothes to make most kids :drool: with jealousy. :lol: I like the Kawasaki Ninja toy he got, it goes "NINJA WHEELIE TIME!", pops a wheelie and takes off. :cool:

And TsukubaTrueno, what the hell?!?!?! :odd::odd: A monkey raping a yeti for Xmas!?!?!?!? :sick::sick::sick: That's just wrong dude.
 
I have to say that K.Y. really disappointed us this year, we should expect GT5 under the Christmas tree right now. I'm asking myself how were they been at 65% and they were making it for 5 years. And how can they finish it from 65% (since last TGS) to 100% (Release date: March someday)? Really strange...

Btw, Merry Christmas to whole world!!:sly:
 
I've still got 6 hours, 3 minutes, and some-odd seconds before I get there, but what the hey. I'll go off a bit early. Merry Christmas to all on :gtpflag:!
 
Merry Christmas!

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:D:tup:​
 
Legendary724
Its merry enough for me. I now have a 23" monitor to browse GTP with and play PS3, around lunch time we will have some guests over and hopefully enjoy the rest of our day.
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I'm always a step ahead.


Merry Christmas and Happy Birthday to Jesus Christ :D
 
Now, how many celebrated yesterday, on the 24th? I know Scandinavia and big parts (if not all) of Germany does. Any more countries?

Yes, in Sweden we do everything on 24th. Most of us have a few days off including this date (usually extra payment if you work on it, as if you work during the weekend), all the schools takes a holiday 1 or 2 days before 24th which lasts for around 2 weeks. We open the presents, eat the christmas food and everything. 24th (christmas eve) is simply the day we call "Christmas".

EDIT: I know also the royal family of UK celebrates on the 24th, by reading from wikipedia. ;)
 
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Tsukuba... o_O
 
Merry Christmas all!
 
Turbo Lag
I'm always a step ahead.


Merry Christmas and Happy Birthday to Jesus Christ :D
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Shut up...you are right though, the only reason I got speakers and monitor is cause it is cheap and works well for you 👍.
 
Merry Christmas GTPlanet!!! I've got a half an hour to go 'til 12:00am Cristmas morning.
 
"Santa" just put some things in the stockings:

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and just enjoyed his cookies and milk.* :D

Merry Christmas, GTP!

*Now I just have to remember to not put the plate and glass in the dishwasher. Santa coming after you're asleep and all...
 
Merry Christmas to the East Coast! I still have 4 hours to go!
 
What did you do with the other dead one?
 
It's currently in New Jersey getting repaired for $143.68. My dad wants it for the huge ass TV.
 
Strittan
Now, how many celebrated yesterday, on the 24th? I know Scandinavia and big parts (if not all) of Germany does. Any more countries?

Yes, in Sweden we do everything on 24th. Most of us have a few days off including this date (usually extra payment if you work on it, as if you work during the weekend), all the schools takes a holiday 1 or 2 days before 24th which lasts for around 2 weeks. We open the presents, eat the christmas food and everything. 24th (christmas eve) is simply the day we call "Christmas".

EDIT: I know also the royal family of UK celebrates on the 24th, by reading from wikipedia. ;)
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That's how my family has done it for years. Unwrap presents on the night of Christmas Eve & just do whatever the next day together.
 
Merry Christmas to everyone here at :gtplanet:
 
The gifts are opened and the watches are being worn.

At 6:15 in the freaking morning.

So much for sleeping in... :lol:
 
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Have a good one, ladies and gentlemen.

:cheers:👍
 
Merry Xmas everyone!
 
Merry Christmas! All the best for 2010!
 
Happy [late] Christmas folks. :D


Cheers
Jetboy
 
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