danny.edwards
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well now thats a first :) nice to hear somone wants to spend their new year a little different.. well i live in Manchester, the council have set up lots of different things to do over the festive season.. they have opened up and Open Air Ice Rink, kept cinemas open for 24 hours.. and put up the big wheel as we know it.. plus they are doing late night shopping untill 12...one of our Rival Argos stores was open till 12 the other night... if the store i work for was open that long.. we would have took the money believe me.. or maybe go for a meal :D celebrate the new year that way.. there is so much :D |
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Nickname
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Get an early night and go to the parade on New Years Day. |
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samporter1968
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Sleeping and wake up and it's just another day |
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Den
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Spend it with your loved ones, let them now they are the special ones and that you intend to take on the new year together |
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KLM
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My boyfriend and I are booked in at the OXO tower restaurant for a stunning 5 course meal and wine and a boogie at the brasserie after.
This will be 100% better then a pub or club and I would recommend this to anyone staying in London. Try this website http://www.london-eating.co.uk/ for all the best places to be this new years eve! I have used this a few times to find a restaurant and it is very good because the comments are form people like you or me
Hope you have a fab time and steer well clear of those over expensive pubs and clubs!!!
Happy New Year |
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Emmie
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Book a nice meal. |
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bankeige
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Possibly go out and have something to eat. Depending on your budget, you can go out and have a nice meal somewhere, possibly with a live band and be on your way home by midnight [or maybe even before!] Try Gary Rhodes' Rhodes W1 in Marble Arch, London. |
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the_other_gal
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theres normally a big fireworks display on the river...you could watch that...oo i wonder if you can get ticets to go on the eye and watch it from there?! how amazing would that be? |
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MICHAEL S
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Go and see a show then walk down the embankment and watch the fireworks |
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mrry976
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Many museums, art galeries, and shopping.
Visit Harrods, Selfridges, Fortnum and Mason, and Oxford
street. Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, Westminister
Abbey, Westminister Cathedral, St. Paul's Cathedral.
Go internet to www.visitlondon for other ideas. |
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loftus girl
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Stand and take in the atmosphere around Peckham, u will love it |
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steven c
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spend it in a bus shelter and see in the new year yelling incoherently at passers by while drinking a can of super strength larger |
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Rachael A
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order a big take away out eat loads of fat food get drunk and dance then at 12 run in2 the street and boogie some more x |
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Just me
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That's all we do here... drink, eat and enjoy the new year. Go to trafalgar square by bus and enjoy the atmosphere. take warm clothing! |
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queendebadow
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Stay at home invite a few close friends. If you have drinks don't buy too many. So no one gets drunk. |
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kinderegg_uk
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do charity work in soup kitchen or similar? |
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Bumumble
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trafalger square is the best with the fire works ad the drunkeness |
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jomarie357
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check out the link below, and as I've said to others before - sailing the Thames underneath a firework filled sky is great fun! |
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numar0137
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stay at home or go and see the fire works at south bank |
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BROWNFELLA
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avoid pick pockets!!
seriously why not try the Theatre. |
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glen w
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well in that case id go and help a charity who deal with the homless and bring it in that way..your feel great for doing it afterwards and not a drop of beer would have pass those lips..
happy new yr to u guys |
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Mr Tiger Tony
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say in and have a party at home with friends,bring a bottle |
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asbo_arry
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How many 'new years' - en Londres - do you have in mind? But seriously - how about just watching the crowds strut their stuff, then walk home taking in the atmosphere...however - I suggest before the new year aura disappears, perhaps a visit to an English writers' college would not do you any harm...or even ne arm. If of course you hail from said city, then excuse my provincial ignorance...should (k)no(w) better. |
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Julia B
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Have a house party!! Invite whoever you want and watch to count downs and enjoy the music in the comfort of your own home & if its just family in your pjs!!!!! |
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janet h
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go and volunteer with the salvation army. |
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tallulah
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trafalgur square!!!! |
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prudence
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stay home and watch tv |
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Ivor H
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do what I do ever year! dig out the stained paper crown form last year! Peal back a peice of the tin foil you have on the window to let the nazi death signals in. Get completly naked and rub your body in paint thinner till it stings and cut your self like a paper shredder!!!
The pain makes you know your alive and peeling the foil back lets them see what you have become!
Yes Mother....... You Can watch too!! They've stoped me form keeping animals.. look at me now Mother ahhhhh the pain!! now for the electric shocks to really get this party started!!!
but if that doesn't tickle your fancy you could try drinking till the voices stop! |
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brunelscooby
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WHat abot shoipping or sioght seeing? Or helping out the homeless by serving food in a hostel? Good luck in whatever you do! |
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knightofchristandmary
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There is a New Year's Eve Young Adult Ball at:
All 18 + invited
Great Hall: All Saints Pastoral Centre,
Shenley Lane,
London Colney,
-free finger food (all night)
-complimentary cocktail on entry
-free non-alcoholic drinks
-bar service
-live music + DJ
Cost:
£20 unwaged (Ball only)
£40 unwaged (Ball, Bed & Breakfast)
£30 Waged (Ball only)
£40 Waged (Ball, B+ B)
Tickets contact Johnny on: 01727 829220 or email: specteam@rcdow.org.uk
Complimentary Radlett Railway Station
pick-ups: 6pm, 7pm, 8pm Drop off: 1 x next day
Totus Tuus Maria |
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Geezer101
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go to trafelgar sqaure its lifetime experince |
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