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canetoad

(18,267 posts)
Tue Dec 24, 2024, 03:02 PM Tuesday

Too offensive for GD

Here's an Aussie christmas song but I daren't post it in GD. Maybe some of you will enjoy it. Be warned - terrible, obscene language.

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Too offensive for GD (Original Post) canetoad Tuesday OP
That was claudette Tuesday #1
Yeah I know canetoad Tuesday #3
Didn't mean claudette Tuesday #4
No worries canetoad Tuesday #5
Thanks! claudette Tuesday #8
But for the people who aren't celebrating the birth of jesus, it was hilarious. Iggo Tuesday #6
Made even funnier by the fact that the audience knew the words. Even the old folks. MMBeilis Tuesday #2
the song is almost 40 years old (1985) Celerity Tuesday #7
I thought it was older than that canetoad Tuesday #9
it may well be older, that was the oldest reference I could find Celerity Tuesday #10
Back at ya, Kiddo canetoad Tuesday #11
That's the bit I like canetoad Wednesday #13
LOL Kali Wednesday #12
Back at ya Kali canetoad Wednesday #14

claudette

(4,675 posts)
4. Didn't mean
Tue Dec 24, 2024, 05:50 PM
Tuesday

To offend you but I don’t like that kind of humor and didn’t get past the part in the video where he tells the way he fed the cat.

canetoad

(18,267 posts)
9. I thought it was older than that
Tue Dec 24, 2024, 09:25 PM
Tuesday

Back in the 70s we three kids gathered at parents place for Christmas; also present was Aunt & Uncle and four cousins of a similar age to us.

My brother, an inveterate larrikin, pulled us into the spare room where he had (I think it was bootleg) a copy of this song. We laughed till the tears ran down our legs and listened to it several times - until the parents knocked on the door wanting to know what was so funny.....

They insisted on hearing the song and the rest is history.

Celerity

(46,869 posts)
10. it may well be older, that was the oldest reference I could find
Tue Dec 24, 2024, 09:36 PM
Tuesday

thanks for posting the song

happy holidaze

Cel

canetoad

(18,267 posts)
13. That's the bit I like
Wed Dec 25, 2024, 02:36 AM
Wednesday

Like the Brits sing Land of Hope and Glory at the Proms. Aussies sing Hey Santa Claus.

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