Does 'peccy' cover the siphoning of petrol and leccy?
I guess it reads that way
Does 'peccy' cover the siphoning of petrol and leccy?
You may understand my complete disgust by the abuse my staff are experiencing from people phoning for a place to visit Santa. When told we are fully booked, they are then swearing down the phone saying we should be able to fit them in. Sadly, I will be thinking very seriously whether we can provide this sort of service next year as I cannot let my staff or volunteers be abused in this way.
Vicar's 'disgust' as parents swear at volunteers over fully-booked Santa experience
A VICAR has expressed her “complete disgust” at parents who swore at church volunteers after they were unable to book a free visit to see Santa.www.theboltonnews.co.uk
maybe it was one of those novelty nativity types where they add in a few extra characters or do it from the point of view of one of the shepherd's sheepPerhaps it's God's way of telling them that they're a church and wtf are they doing pissing about with a Santa experience.
It seems long waiting times is one of the main themes this year...
Parents left furious after two-and-a-half hour queue to get into Santa's grotto
Parents and families have slammed Belvoir Castle, in Leicestershire, after an 'administrative issue' left them waiting in queues with nowhere to sit for two-and-a-half hourswww.mirror.co.uk
But as these things go, these parents didn't have it as bad overall. £14 per head is not nearly as bad as others previously reported, and for once the venue and the decorations look really nice.
The parents complained of the long queues, and one mum fretted so much about the overcrowding, that she called the police.
Since, the castle has closed following advice from local authorities.
Photographs of the event, posted on social media, show a sleigh attached to a mobility scooter, a foam mat path surrounded by paper lights, a cardboard hut decorated with disposable plates and a maze, made from crowd fencing and covered in tinsel.
I feel upset because I got excited over something only to realise that it's not … what they advertised.
Another parent said she had paid about $130 for tickets to the event and "instantly felt a feeling of shock and disappointment as soon as we walked in".
"If you're going to create a small community-run event with homemade signage and activities, then it needs to be advertised and priced accordingly,"
We've listened to our customers and, we agree, Santa's Winter Village does not meet the expectations of our customers, the broader community or our team at Colonnades and we apologise for the disappointment and inconvenience this has caused
Potential post of the year IMO'Fyre Festival of Santa events': Christmas village shut down after complaints
An Adelaide family Christmas village event is told to shut down after a storm of complaints online about the cost of the tickets and the quality of the display, which included a makeshift sleigh attached to a mobility scooter.www.abc.net.au
I was just coming on here to post this. Well done our Antipodean cousinsPotential post of the year IMO
Well, he is getting on a bit.Santa's mobility scooter.
Others expressed concern about social distancing, reporting long queues at the 'food village' - which one complainant said consisted of three vans.
"Avoid at all costs! We arrived at Detling Hill at 3.45 expecting a queue.
"We finally reached the entrance at 7.30pm and located a marshal who led us right to the exit as there was no point in staying for the last 30 minutes.
"We didn't get to see anything except darkness and car headlights. I had small baby crying non-stop and let down my ten-year-old too."
"I had high hopes to go out of 2020 with some spirit of good in my heart and you have squashed it. I want a refund - I am fuming."
Have we had this one? 'Creepy' drive-through grotto 'an absolute fiasco'
"The Scrooge guy called us all mutants, said Santa has crashed his sleigh and the presents are in the mud, and there was a man in chains by a tree just staring at the car.
"It was creepy, but was meant to be for little kids.
"The light tunnel at the end wasn't even switched on and the Santa couldn't be less interested."
Another parent said: "The gifts were rubbish, not even wrapped, just in brown paper bags and they were things probably bought in Poundland."
That's covid-epicentre, tier 3 Kent FFS.We need to find some photos of this one
'We want our money back'
Furious ticket holders are demanding refunds over last night's Winter Wonderland chaos - while others say they are now too scared to attend tonight.www.kentonline.co.uk
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"the light tunnel wasn't even switched on'Have we had this one? 'Creepy' drive-through grotto 'an absolute fiasco'
Another guest, Rebecca Leigh, branded the event a 'shambles'.
She added: "It's been such a rubbish year and this was one nice thing to look forward to but it was really poor and badly organised."