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Disastrous family seasonal attractions and the never to be forgotten Lapland New Forest Theme Park

maybe we should open "The Lapland New Forest Experience - an authentically crap tribute to the world's crappest festive theme park".

"Our Santa is a drunk, our elves have cancer, and the huskies have been run over in the car park. Bring your own snow."

Couldn't we have a New Forest Experience in Lapland?
 
Even my local butcher is getting the decorations-up - I went for a pound of mince and a Dingwall Pudding today to be greeted by flying Santas and golden beasties!
I trust you made clear the fact that he'd be losing your custom if he didn't remove the offending items forthwith?
 
el-ahrairah said:
maybe we should open "The Lapland New Forest Experience - an authentically crap tribute to the world's crappest festive theme park".

"Our Santa is a drunk, our elves have cancer, and the huskies have been run over in the car park. Bring your own snow."

I thought about this but what town would allow Crapland?
 
A large concrete block dropped from a great height would improve Chatham

They did that decades ago. It's called The Pentagon.

Ah... The Pentagon... Shit shops, shit pub, shit bus station covered in piss and shit, Wimpey on the top floor next to the bus station that stinks of piss and shit and of course the totally unforgettable (if only for the name) and totally shit V.D Bar nestling romantically in the car-park amongst the piss and shit.

On the plus side dropping stuff into traffic from the bridge over The Brook.

Happy days :D
 
Like an SI unit.

16.5megaLLNF's. :cool:

Surely that would be an unrealistic level of disappointment for any experience. Might I suggest a more natural unit in the manner of the Celsius system of 0 degrees = freezing and 100 degrees = boiling?

1LLNF = Dropping your last malteaser in dog shit.

100LLNF = That sinking feeling you get half way through your fish and chips when you remember it never actually tastes as good as you thought it would.
 
Surely that would be an unrealistic level of disappointment for any experience. Might I suggest a more natural unit in the manner of the Celsius system of 0 degrees = freezing and 100 degrees = boiling?

1LLNF = Dropping your last malteaser in dog shit.

100LLNF = That sinking feeling you get half way through your fish and chips when you remember it never actually tastes as good as you thought it would.

That's got legs. Is it linear, or like the richter scale though?
 
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That's got legs. Is it linear, or like the richter scale though?

Ah.... Good point.

A logarithmic scale would be nice. For every 3 extra LLNF the disappointment increases by an order of magnitude :cool:

Would there be a negative scale though?

Would there be an absolute zero LLNF which below which the level of disappointment ceases to be disappointing? What level of disappointment would -273.15 LLNF denote?
 
Surely absolute zero of disappointment, -273.15 LLNF, would be complete contentment. Therefore a really good shit while watching your team score an injury time winner on an iPad. Throne football FTW.
 
Surely absolute zero of disappointment, -273.15 LLNF, would be complete contentment. Therefore a really good shit while watching your team score an injury time winner on an iPad. Throne football FTW.

I would find any mention of football whilst having a really good shit would in itself increase the LLNF levels.
 
Come, friendly block, and fall on Chatham,
No longer a home to dockyard action,
Mythical home to a social faction,
Swarm over, Death!


With profuse apologies to Sir John Betjeman! :oops:

<timeslip 1978> But Chatham has Serena Super Save (cheap electronic tat to the masses) and Man And Boy model shop on the high street </timeslip 1978>

Many the happy saturday afternoon spent buying a McDonald's burger to take away before sneaking upstairs to eat it very slowly. The burger was 2p more expensive to eat in :D
 
And you still have to pay for your lunch, and even for a photo with Santa (no private Santa photos allowed).:eek:

Seriously, who would pay that much to take their kids to such a thing??:confused:
I would consider such a thing if only the Club Elf was the opportunity to Club some Elves
Worth the wedge then
 
Yeah baby!

an ice rink was described as "a few plastic sheets".

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:D
 
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