Sounds like what we have in the USA, called Cracker Jacks? Are they a candy coated popcorn treat?
A question for those in the UK...
by Princess 27 Replies latest jw friends
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qwerty
No Trauma there like this.............
http://www.totallycrackers.co.uk/xmas/
http://www.totallycrackers.co.uk/gallery/index.html
Edited by - qwerty on 23 January 2003 3:53:27
Edited by - qwerty on 23 January 2003 3:54:28
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Stephanus
You've got to get the crackers = something edible thing out of your head, TH. A christmas cracker is a long tube twisted at the ends that two people pull. It goes "crack!" and someone ends up with the big end, which contains the party hat, toy and joke (it's an Aussie tradition too).
Here's a link:
http://www.absolutelycrackers.com/
Here's a pic of my family and some friends on Christmas Day. Note the paper hats (crowns - one over a Santa hat). Also, there is an unexploded Christmas Cracker at the end of the table.
Edited by - Stephanus on 23 January 2003 3:59:1
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Angharad
More typical cracker jokes are:
What do you call a fly with no wings?
A walk
What do you call a fly with no legs or wings?
A current
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qwerty
Now you should know better than to let the Yanks in on the cream of the cracker Jokes!
LOL!
Qwerty
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Stephanus
Just got a virtual Christmas Cracker from Princess.
The joke: What do you get when you walk under a friendly cow? A pat on the head!
So Princess, is this likely to become a new Christmas tradition at the E..... household?
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qwerty
I think you might find it was from me!
Don't know what happened there?!
Qwerty
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Stephanus
Ah! That explains your name in there. You really are a berk, aren't you! LOL
Rachel is going to think I'm completely mad - I sent her an email thanking her for the Christmas Cracker!
Edited by - Stephanus on 23 January 2003 4:53:3
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qwerty
LOL!
Qwerty
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Brumm
Lol I just got the email too, thanks for the laugh and a happy new next year to you too.
Brumm
