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Results:Are you staying in NYE
Going out
13 (8.18%)
Staying in having a drink / party
81 (50.94%)
Bed before midnight alcohol free
67 (42.14%)
Voters: 159. You can't vote on this poll right now - are you signed in?
Will you be staying in NYE?
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RebelScum
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by razorback Tony:
“Late dinner, 21.45 reservation in a Thames side restaurant at Tower Bridge, me, the latest squeeze, who's looking more and more likely to be the one, plus a friend of hers, widowed earlier this year, and who will no doubt "feel the pain" when she hears Auld Lang Syne at midnight.
I'm on good terms with a few publicans in the area, so we'll be welcome to slide in around 00.30 - 00.45 to a pub or two if we're in a fit state to do so on the way back to my place.”

I've just realised who you are. "Welcome" back.
1manonthebog
31-12-2016
Looking at tonight's tv i can see why folk go out. More bloody Harry Potter than seems to last all night, then we have a repeat of Mrs Browns boys and the pre recorded Jules Holland. Marvellous viewing.
GusGus
31-12-2016
There should have been a "Staying in and seeing the NY in, and then bed" which would apply to us
Did my NY gallivanting about in my late teens/early twenties. Lived in Corby then, aka little Scotland and with jet black hair I was very welcome in anybodies house after midnight. Woke up in many strange places
Recently lost the habit of going to a pub when they started charging admission which to me made a nonsense of the term "Public House"
PoppySeed
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by 1manonthebog:
“Looking at tonight's tv i can see why folk go out. More bloody Harry Potter than seems to last all night, then we have a repeat of Mrs Browns boys and the pre recorded Jules Holland. Marvellous viewing.”

With all the On Demand services and record and catch up options I don't think what's on offer on normal TV really matters anymore.
SULLA
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by Lucy_James:
“Theres no option for "Working" which ill be doing”

There is also no option for just staying in
foonk
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by SULLA:
“There is also no option for just staying in”

Presumably you'll drink something this evening, so option 2 would be accurate for you.

Pedantically wishing you a happy new year
tiacat
31-12-2016
I wanted to go out to see our local fireworks over the bay, however, this means that we cant then drink because we need to drive to get home or pay cab fare which Im not prepeared to do.

So, we are having a nice late roast dinner and hopefully geting started on the fizzy in the next few mins with some nibbles first.
tiacat
31-12-2016
Anyway, the real new year starts on 25th March
MoFoHo
31-12-2016
Me and the girlfriend are going out. Could be a local pub, or into Halifax or Bradford.
I've always loved going out with a partner, even more than going out with my mates really. I'm worried that after an expensive taxi fare into town, that the place will be empty. I haven't been 'down town' on NYE for a very long time indeed!
Does it still get busy? Silly question I know...
kitty86
31-12-2016
Heading to my grandparents house to see in new year with them and the rest of the family. My grandparents usually go out dancing on NYE but since nans legs have got worse and she's now using walking sticks and wheelchairs that's not an option now

I was going to go out but by the time we tried to buy tickets online it was only the extortionate prices left and I wasn't willing to pay that much. I'm quite look forward to a quiet one with some food and watching the fireworks on the TV. As I'm currently suffering from a major hangover it'll just be a small glass at midnight (if I can manage it)
paralax
31-12-2016
Am home alone nursing a very sore tooth, wouldn't inflict my company on anyone this evening. Am cheering myself up with paracetamol, haribos and making some jewellery whilst watching the Jewellerymaker shopping channel. I deserve some retail therapy.

I must be the only person who is genuinely looking forward to having a root canal filling! Honestly I can't wait, would happily spend the evening having it done if I could. Trust me to get this the day before Xmas eve when it was too late to get it fixed.

Happy New year to all, hope others have an enjoyable evening and stay safe. XX
Porcupine
31-12-2016
Staying in with my husband and two dogs. Hubby is currently cooking us a steak dinner and I have a bottle of fizz with my name on it in the fridge. I'm sure my husband will nod off in the armchair, but I like to stay awake and watch the fireworks .... call my mum, wish everyone a happy new year and be in bed by 12.15am 😁
francie
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by paralax:
“Am home alone nursing a very sore tooth, wouldn't inflict my company on anyone this evening. Am cheering myself up with paracetamol, haribos and making some jewellery whilst watching the Jewellerymaker shopping channel. I deserve some retail therapy.

I must be the only person who is genuinely looking forward to having a root canal filling! Honestly I can't wait, would happily spend the evening having it done if I could. Trust me to get this the day before Xmas eve when it was too late to get it fixed.

Happy New year to all, hope others have an enjoyable evening and stay safe. XX”


Thanks for that, didn't know that channel existed...going to check out their website and hopefully tune in to the tv channel.

Sorry about your tooth, hope relief comes soon xxx
davor
31-12-2016
Staying in, a glass or two of white wine and a chocolate cake.
Ron_J
31-12-2016
I hate Hogmanay and don't drink. I'm staying alone in the house, same as I always do, and may or may not be in bed by midnight.
summerbunny
31-12-2016
load of crap , we treating it as just a normal evening, staying in and going to bed with ear plugs.
SULLA
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by foonk:
“Presumably you'll drink something this evening, so option 2 would be accurate for you.

Pedantically wishing you a happy new year ”

A coffee or a glass of Pepsi max does not fit the criteria.

Happily wishing you a happy new year
BadLadAsh
31-12-2016
I haye NYE, wish I had some alcohol...
Calam
31-12-2016
A bottle of red wine and a pork belly joint for me.

Mum babysitting my little one so a luxury night on my own. I'm pretty sure I'll be asleep by 10ish but I'm well past the need to go out partying on any night including NYE.

a very chilled one for me
aurichie
31-12-2016
Staying in don't think it's safe out there. I'm praying to god nothing happens, but no I couldn't be in the big city tonight I'd be terrified watching anyone and everyone looking for someone suspicious. Celebrating in a big crowd wouldn't be fun or any kind of celebration. Too much fear.
SULLA
31-12-2016
I couldn't go to bed before the fireworks have stopped. The dog gets very frightened.
Pitman
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by BadLadAsh:
“I haye NYE, wish I had some alcohol...”

haven't you got any cough syrup in the cupboard ?

I'll be having a couple of glasses of paco rabane, though don't try this at home, I'm going out so will be fine
Pitman
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by aurichie:
“Staying in don't think it's safe out there. I'm praying to god nothing happens, but no I couldn't be in the big city tonight I'd be terrified watching anyone and everyone looking for someone suspicious. Celebrating in a big crowd wouldn't be fun or any kind of celebration. Too much fear.”

that's the spirit
foonk
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by SULLA:
“A coffee or a glass of Pepsi max does not fit the criteria.

Happily wishing you a happy new year ”

Alcohol is not mentioned in the option, so your beverages do fit the criteria.

Wishing you a sober and peaceful new year
Sifter22
31-12-2016
Staying in, no booze. Got work tomorrow at 8.
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