Jimmy Rees has done a whole lot of these type videos 😂 . He was in Giggle n Hoot a kids tv program a few years ago . Thanks Mike have a great Xmas everyone , enjoy your family and stay safe 🎅
At this particular moment, when it's about 5c outside at night and 7c daytime, (in the shade! And it's all cloud at the moment so no sun), a very warm Christmas seems very inviting. Happy Christmas everyone. Uk. E❤.
Leanne, Aussie here. I remember shopping in our winter and it was sooo cold, no snow just cold and I thought, imagine doing your Christmas shopping being this cold and getting wet in the rain. I thought, omg that sounds terrible lol. I guess it’s just what we are used to. I love our sunny warm or hot Christmas here, it wouldn’t feel or even have that lovely summer smell. Yes stand outside in Christmas Eve, to me it has a lovely Aussie Christmas warm smell about it lol
@@bernadettelanders7306 Hope youre doing okay? Up to my eyes in Christmas things, getting ready to go away Christmas eve in the.morning. Spent the day present wrapping, got bags and bags of them. Will chat later. I think I've got 5 more parts John Farnham History to catch up! Have to be when I get back. Happy Christmas to everyone. UK. E♥️.
Jimmy Rees is a fun guy, he was particularly entertaining during the Covid lockdowns by characterising the different states particular restrictions and reactions! 😂
Jimmy has a lot of funny videos like this. I can image some of those words you might not have known like bon bons (also known as crackers) made of paper, two people pull them and they split open with a bang like a cap gun. Inside they contain a joke, a cheap toy and a paper hat. It's mandatory for us all to wear the badly fitting hat and tell the corny jokes around the lunch table.
Now that we have air conditioning, having a hot Christmas dinner roast is not so bad. When I was young my mum sweated over cooking that dinner on a hot summer's day. We are having cold seafood followed by roast barbeque lamb and potatoes and salads. Then a Christmas pudding with custard and ice-cream, then chocolates. And of course wine and more wine. Jimmy Rees (aka 'Jimmy Giggle' from 'Giggle and Hoot') put out a lot of these type of videos during the Co-vid lockdown and they were a smash hit as we needed them to pick up our spirits. Christmas Greetings to you and yours from the Land Down Under. PS. A request for, Love's In Need,' by John Farnham and band, please. We need that message NOW in the world. Love, Light and Goodwill Blessings to all.
I live in Adelaide, South Australia and it is the driest state in the driest country on earth. Our average Christmas temperature is around 100 American and the sun doesn't set until around 8:30/9:00 pm. I have never seen snow and if it does snow on Christmas, then something is seriously wrong. Just to let Texans know during the mid 80s I worked on a sheep station/ranch that was bigger than Texas, it has now been split into 4 sheep stations and around a quarter was given to the local aboriginal community. At one stage, there was a single sheep station that stretched from Darwin in the northern Territory to Adelaide, which is around the same distance from Canada to Mexico. Everything is bigger in Texas if you ignore Australia. Have fun, life is too short to take it seriously.
Mike, I would like to hear people's funny Christmas or New Year stories. One year before I was married in my late teens, parents and fiancee packed dad's car to the roof with belated presents, clothes, camping stuff, food, grog, ice, eskys, and 6 adults, alll ready to go except it had rained heavily all day. Decided to go anyway as friends 100 miles away were expecting us All piled in and then dad's wipers wouldn't work at all. Too dangerous. So, all piled out, rang the friends unpacked the car and.had New Years at home! One of many funny stories
We need to get mike to react to Aussie Slang so he doesn’t miss things. Coz, we all know, if you're not an aussie, it's basically like learning a whole new language 😂
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This is so very true, been through it all and yes most of the time in Melbourne it’s either 40deg Celsius or it’s pissing down rain and 40deg.
Very good and accurate!
I thought that was very funny too. It sums up our annual experience of Christmas so well! Thanks Mike!😊
Jimmy Rees has done a whole lot of these type videos 😂 . He was in Giggle n Hoot a kids tv program a few years ago . Thanks Mike have a great Xmas everyone , enjoy your family and stay safe 🎅
Good one Wayback !! Merry Christmas
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In the reverse, I can't imagine a cold Christmas 😀
At this particular moment, when it's about 5c outside at night and 7c daytime, (in the shade! And it's all cloud at the moment so no sun), a very warm Christmas seems very inviting. Happy Christmas everyone. Uk. E❤.
Leanne, Aussie here. I remember shopping in our winter and it was sooo cold, no snow just cold and I thought, imagine doing your Christmas shopping being this cold and getting wet in the rain. I thought, omg that sounds terrible lol. I guess it’s just what we are used to. I love our sunny warm or hot Christmas here, it wouldn’t feel or even have that lovely summer smell. Yes stand outside in Christmas Eve, to me it has a lovely Aussie Christmas warm smell about it lol
@@bernadettelanders7306 Hope youre doing okay? Up to my eyes in Christmas things, getting ready to go away Christmas eve in the.morning. Spent the day present wrapping, got bags and bags of them. Will chat later. I think I've got 5 more parts John Farnham History to catch up! Have to be when I get back. Happy Christmas to everyone. UK. E♥️.
Jimmy Rees is a fun guy, he was particularly entertaining during the Covid lockdowns by characterising the different states particular restrictions and reactions! 😂
Jimmy was a life saver during Covid & Melbournes lockdown. He gave us laughter & entertainment that was so desperately needed.
@Elle.G.74 Definitely! 😄
Jimmy Rees is a funny bloke😂
Jimmy has a lot of funny videos like this. I can image some of those words you might not have known like bon bons (also known as crackers) made of paper, two people pull them and they split open with a bang like a cap gun. Inside they contain a joke, a cheap toy and a paper hat. It's mandatory for us all to wear the badly fitting hat and tell the corny jokes around the lunch table.
G'day, should be 43+ here Christmas Day. Marry Chrismas brother.
Now that we have air conditioning, having a hot Christmas dinner roast is not so bad. When I was young my mum sweated over cooking that dinner on a hot summer's day. We are having cold seafood followed by roast barbeque lamb and potatoes and salads. Then a Christmas pudding with custard and ice-cream, then chocolates. And of course wine and more wine. Jimmy Rees (aka 'Jimmy Giggle' from 'Giggle and Hoot') put out a lot of these type of videos during the Co-vid lockdown and they were a smash hit as we needed them to pick up our spirits. Christmas Greetings to you and yours from the Land Down Under.
PS. A request for, Love's In Need,' by John Farnham and band, please. We need that message NOW in the world. Love, Light and Goodwill Blessings to all.
Funny skit. You'd love the Aussie Jingle Bells song!
I live in Adelaide, South Australia and it is the driest state in the driest country on earth.
Our average Christmas temperature is around 100 American and the sun doesn't set until around 8:30/9:00 pm.
I have never seen snow and if it does snow on Christmas, then something is seriously wrong.
Just to let Texans know during the mid 80s I worked on a sheep station/ranch that was bigger than Texas, it has now been split into 4 sheep stations and around a quarter was given to the local aboriginal community. At one stage, there was a single sheep station that stretched from Darwin in the northern Territory to Adelaide, which is around the same distance from Canada to Mexico.
Everything is bigger in Texas if you ignore Australia.
Have fun, life is too short to take it seriously.
Mike, I would like to hear people's funny Christmas or New Year stories. One year before I was married in my late teens, parents and fiancee packed dad's car to the roof with belated presents, clothes, camping stuff, food, grog, ice, eskys, and 6 adults, alll ready to go except it had rained heavily all day. Decided to go anyway as friends 100 miles away were expecting us
All piled in and then dad's wipers wouldn't work at all. Too dangerous. So, all piled out, rang the friends unpacked the car and.had New Years at home! One of many funny stories
We need to get mike to react to Aussie Slang so he doesn’t miss things. Coz, we all know, if you're not an aussie, it's basically like learning a whole new language 😂
I also thought you might like to react to Lee kernaghan flying with the king
Jimmy Rees is hilarious, he started on a kids show
If you like him in this, the you MUST watch - Jimmy Rees Superbowl explained. 🙂