Simon's Christmas Portions 2022 – KFC-scented firewood



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The goats that crave human pee – Simon’s Peculiar Portions #75

0:00 HILARIOUS (TRUE!) HOLIDAY STORIES
15:47 WORST EVER CHRISTMAS STORIES
26:32 THE FUNNIEST HOLIDAY FAIL STORIES
39:22 PEOPLE ARE REALISING MINCE PIES DON’T CONTAIN MEAT
47:36 THE KFC FIRE LOG WHICH SMELLS LIKE FRIED CHICKEN

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41 thoughts on “Simon's Christmas Portions 2022 – KFC-scented firewood”

  1. Mince pies contain minced fruit.. minced meat contains GROUND meat. Mince pies are not the things that you call the wrong name. Also.. fruitcake is the cake that you were trying to come up with.

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  2. As a Canadian these stories were not relateable at all. This is what I expect from wealthy elderly Canadians trying to relate to your average Canadian youth and utterly failing to do so.

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  3. I've never seen a mince pie, I've only heard the Brits mention them on occasion, and I assumed "it's gotta be a pot pie with mince meat. That's the only thing that makes sense!" My world has been turned upside down

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  4. I got the "your birthday's right near Christmas, don't expect much" and my birthday's Jan 19th, almost a month after Christmas, seemed a bit of a stretch. But looking back with adult perspective they spoiled me rotten at Christmas. No therapy needed 🙂

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  5. no one is ever going to legally be allowed to be buried in a biodegradable cardboard coffin, at least in the US. Our bodies are laden with toxic chemicals and part of the coffin's job is to keep us from poisoning the water table. Merry Christmas!

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  6. it's called minceMEAT, why wouldn't people figure it had meat in it. I figured like most horrendous peasant food, where the King in the castle took all the good meat and left the serfs with shit, that it was the worst possible meat, like kidney and testicles.

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  7. One year my Mother, Sister and I went out to do last minute Christmas shopping and got food poisoning from some bad McDonalds. The three of us spent all Christmas in bed throwing up. While everyone else in the house opened gifts and had fun. My dad also bitched at us for not coming down to open gifts with the rest of them and said we were really ruining their Christmas.

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  8. I wanna see a million views on every Simon's pp from the nostalgia hit they give! I'm Dave exclamation mark yogpod and I have the balls! Couldn't write this on Tina Barret's MySpace sadly.

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  9. The way I see it, (even tho I stopped believing in Santa) The reindeer fly and are able to pull all that mass due to magic, Santa gets around the world in one night because he has the power to control time with his magic and Santa’s magic sack is bigger on the inside.

    But if he doesn’t control time just remember about the time zones, in one country it’s nighttime and in another it’s daytime so Santa would have to have to have specific order of which countries he visits first as the Earth rotates.

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  10. Well, "preserving liquid" to preserve foodstuffs in the Middle Ages was either a) liquor (alcohol), or b) vinegar. If they were a favorite of some king, you bet alcohol was involved.

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  11. A plastic tree will never be better than a real tree. Judging it in terms of "carbon footprint" is idiotic… the plastic itself is the main problem, not the energy needed to create it. The plastic eventually cracks into smaller and smaller pieces until it becomes microplastic. And then the real "fun" begins. And a thousand years in the future it will still be there.

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