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King and Queen Boomers' Reaction to the Christmas Special episode of Friday Night Dinner. ENJOY!
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[@TheRattyBiker]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 The Boomers do *poppers* at Christmas 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 If only they knew 😊😊

[@GavinCee]

my thoughts exactly 🤣

[@mozza535]

Came here to comment on the poppers/crackers! 😂😅

[@Mr11ryan]

Clearly Christmas is a dirty time for them

[@alexgarland2747]

Was thinking exactly the same thing, cant wait for them to figure out what poppers in 😂😂

[@TheRattyBiker]

🤣🤣 Maybe that's how QB ended up with a BB 😂🤣👍👌🫡

[@garethm3242]

Ireland here, I think what you're referring to as "poppers" are what we in UK/Ireland refer to as "crackers". "Poppers" has slightly different, less wholesome, connotations here 🤣[Edit: ahh you corrected yourselves!]

[@richt71]

Poppers are something else completely in the UK!!

[@gedscouserable]

Amyl Nitrate?

[@matttv94]

@@gedscouserable something associated with homosexual activity

[@SpacenSpooks]

No, I'm straight and I use them with my GF. We think they're great@@matttv94

[@RBernsCarter]

“You just add water” is still one of my favourite lines from the whole show 😂

[@x-SCORE-x]

indeed… 😂😂

[@johnwilletts3984]

The Queen is right. The winter solstice has been celebrated since the Neolithic, at Stone Henge. Later people would decorate trees with bits of rag to encourage the leaves to return and with them the warm weather. The Yule Log was burnt and the ash spread to counter evil. Then we had a contribution from the farming year. Farmers raised more animals during the year than they had fodder to fed them over the winter. So lots of meat to eat at the solstice. Then the autumn harvest was made into alcohol and ready to drink at this time. Easter is the name of the Goddess of new life and so the association with eggs. The early church tried to stop these traditions, but this failed and so they took them over.

[@scottb9669]

Some of it also comes from Norse paganism. Odin was essentially what Santa is today during Yule.

[@sideshowmark913]

Winter solstice also celebrated in newgrange in Ireland to

[@griffalo1013]

It's called syncretism - the Christians conflated Christ's birthday with Yule so it'd be more palatable to them.

[@rasmusn.e.m1064]

I mean, it depends on what you mean by Christmas. Obviously, not all the elements from everyone's Christmases are from the same pagan traditions. For example, if you celebrate Christmas with Greeks, Armenians, Maronites (Christian Lebanese), or Poles, they will have different traditions to the ones in the English-speaking world. Heck, even us Danes, who are relatively close to England in terms of cultural background, have different traditions. Like, we dance and sing around the tree holding each other's hands in a circle like we used to do when singing very long songs about the exploits of heroes with various degrees of moral reprehensibility. I think they still do that in the Faroe Islands outside of Christmas. We also eat different stuff. Also, the celebration of the birth of Christ was always going to be a thing; it was just handy to incorporate into celebrations that were already there.

[@gergi29]

We do Christmas CRACKERS but as a Brit the phrase “doing poppers for Christmas dinner” is MAD

[@chriscjad]

Yes Yuletide predates Christmas by many hundreds of years. Was originally a celebration of the winter solstice

[@solalexander674]

That's really sweet, saying British humour is a gold mine, we love King and Queen more and we have the best wishes for the Prince or princess

[@solalexander674]

Or both, maybe twins? Lol that isn't our business but everyone here just wishes you guys a lovely time,wealth and happiness and your an amazing couple,one of the best I've seen,so congratulations 🎊

[@maxthecat14]

I must admit, when i first heard Jim singing "silent Night", It brought a tear to my eye.

[@crazytanks2001]

It's touching he does it very well

[@maxthecat14]

@@crazytanks2001 He does indeed.

[@tonygriffin_]

Queen Boomer is correct. Christmas - and Easter - were Pagan festivals (Midwinter Solstice on 21st Dec and Spring Equinox) that were appropriated by early Christians. The Holly, Ivy and Mistletoe were sacred to Pagans, as symbols of life growing in winter and symbiotic releationships between humans and Earth. The Yule Log was a Scandinavian tradition and Yule was the name for a Winter Solstice celebration. I think Christmas Trees became popular after Queen Victoria was gifted a huge tree from Sweden or Norway and the public copied the idea and it became a tradition. PS Poppers are something that were used in the 80's in clubs and in the bedroom, aka amyl nitrate. The things we pull apart at Christmas and that make a bang and contain a paper hat, a small novelty item and a bad joke are called Crackers.

[@krashd]

The one thing QB was wrong about was that Christians didn't hijack Pagan traditions simply because they enjoyed them, they hijacked them to make them go away, long after Christianity had spread to Celtic, Germanic and Nordic lands the people of those lands still celebrated their own solstices and the church didn't like people following non-Christian practices so they created the myth that Jesus was born on the Midwinter Solstice and renamed it Christmas. Then they created the myth that Jesus returned to life on the Spring Equinox and renamed it Easter.

[@JackCraft-tm9hj]

Wtf are you even talking about? How can you say CHRISTmas was appropriated by CHRISTIANS? It's literally named after Christ and celebrates his birth. Why would Pagans be celebrating the birth of Christ hundreds of years before he was even born? Pagans were the ones who converted to Christianity and started celebrating Christmas, then merged it with their own Pagan holidays like Yule.

[@tonygriffin_]

@@JackCraft-tm9hj christians took the pagan winter solstice festival (3 days from the 21st december to the 24th) and renamed it christmas. Google it, ask an honest priest, look at the historical origins of christmas day, stop being angry and saying things like what the fuck to people. Jesus was Jewish so he would have had Hannukah around that date.

[@GilesWendes]

Poppers lol! Crackers! Poppers are something VERY different!

[@evrynameistaken5]

🤣 nothing makes christmas more festive than the family just slackening their sphincts together doing poppers around the dinner table

[@John-d5y2d]

😃😀😄😆😟😯😮😲😳🥴🤢🤮

[@totallytony]

As a gay English man, I found it so funny when you guys were talking about doing poppers at Christmas 😅 😂! Oh I love this channel

[@cameronallan3034]

I couldn't hold my laughter in when she said I love doing poppers

[@Ono595]

I'm addicted to this channel.

[@aTiminCambodia]

Me too!!! Haha, I always check in from around 4pm gmt for when the videos drop. Still waiting for the next man down.... Oi King and queen boomer!! It's not poppers its crackers!!! Poppers are quite popular in the gay scene. 😅

[@wagonsworld9592]

In the UK they are called crackers not poppers.

[@thehonestcritic6577]

As I'm aware the Tree has no religious significance, Queen Victoria's husband ,Albert had the idea for the tree and its decorations. Norway gift us a tree every year to put up in Trafalgar Square in London

[@rickb.4168]

I think poppers might be more fun on Christmas Day than crackers!!! 😂

[@sirjohnmara]

Queen is right. In Sweden it is still called "Jul" - Christmas Eve is "Julafton" Christmas day is "Juldagen". "Julen" was before Christmas. Since the "Norse Gods - Nordic Mythology - Asa-Tro" was very strong in Sweden and I think also the other Nordic countries. Christianity never "took over" JULEN. The tree is much older than that. People up north were afraid of a permanent winter - so they took in a tree - to "save it" from the cold so it can inspire nature again in spring or something.

[@Chabub]

We have a Muslim family two doors down from us. They celebrate Christmas. They put up a tree and decorate the house. So do we. We haven't been to church in over five years. For a funeral. Neither have they. It's fair to say that we're not religious people.

[@dylanmurphy9389]

Haram

[@kevinty7]

😂Every time you said poppers I was compelled to say crackers out loud immediately to correct it😂😂🤣🤣🤣great video both🫶🏽🙌🏽👍🏽

[@OrkWarbossThrakka]

The origin of the Christmas tree in the house was during the winter solstice, the trees would shed their leaves and families would try to preserve life of the trees during this period and prevent them losing their leaves by preserving them in their house.

[@Bugsy-dq2en]

I love that you guys applauded Jim's carol! ☺💛 Your reactions are the best - you've brought me a lot of joy through your videos

[@helvete983]

I love Tamsin Greig's laugh, fake or real, so musical. But then again I totally adore this woman.

[@martindunstan8043]

You guys may want to check out the UK references to poppers and Christmas crackers 🤣🤣✌️

[@somersetsharman3489]

As a raver, poppers were something quite different to crackers! So, impressed you’re boshing the Liquid Gold at Chrimbo! Plums are another term for the scrotum, so you’re basically calling someone a bollock when you call them a plum. And definitely get the kids into comedy, no matter what life throws at my kids, they know the importance of having a good laugh to make life a little more tolerable x

[@eadweard.]

Oddly I first had poppers in Kingstons (nightclub) in Taunton.

[@somersetsharman3489]

@@eadweard. Holy crap, that was mine too, great nights in there, Tony De Vit, Tall Paul, proper nights out, got turned into a snooker hall then bulldozed for flats but some of the best sessions were there!

[@gedscouserable]

'Poppers' are what we call 'Amyl Nitrate'. It helps relax the bum hole prior to Hershey highway lovin' (apparently).

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

Hershey Highway..? That's a new one to me... lol! In the UK, it might be the Cadbury Cream, perhaps !?

[@djdeemz7651]

​@@stewedfishproductions7959Wonkers Chocolate Tunnel

[@D44276]

Didnt realise you guys were such big fans of Poppers 😂😂😂😂

[@edtheluck]

This might have been suggested in the comments at some point already but after you've finished series you two should watch the 10 Year Anniversary Special they recorded for it. It was a great look back at the show with the cast and other fans of the show including Paul Ritter (Martin) who sadly passed away - even though he was ill he still insisted on being involved so it was a nice little goodbye to such a great character and actor.

[@baztheone]

I think I've mentioned this before, but you guys need to review the brilliant British comedy that is ’Bottom’. It is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@80srule39]

king boomer is doing bottom, ive got his patreon just to watch him watch bottom...

[@markboon341]

Especially Xmas special, gold frankincense and Gurrr!

[@SpacenSpooks]

I didn't know he was that way inclined 🤣then again, he does do poppers every christmas 😅@@80srule39

[@Samantha23478]

SANTA CLAUSE Inspired by St. Nicholas, this Christmas tradition has Christian roots, rather than pagan ones. Born in southern Turkey around 280 A.D, he was a bishop in the early Christian church and suffered persecution and imprisonment for his faith. Coming from a wealthy family, he was renowned for his generosity towards the poor and disenfranchised. The legends surrounding him abound, but the most famous is how he saved three daughters from being sold into slavery. There was no dowry to entice a man to marry them, so it was their father’s last resort. St. Nicholas is said to have tossed gold through an open window into the home, thus saving them from their fate. Legend has it that the gold landed in a sock drying by the fire, so children started hanging stockings by their fires in hopes St. Nicholas would toss gifts into them. In honor of his passing, December 6th was declared St. Nicholas day. As time went on, each European culture adapted versions of St. Nicholas. In Swiss and German cultures, Christkind or Kris Kringle (Christ child) accompanied St. Nicholas to deliver presents to well-behaved children. Jultomten was a happy elf delivering gifts via a sleigh drawn by goats in Sweden. Then there was Father Christmas in England and Pere Noel in France. In the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Lorraine, France, and parts of Germany, he was known as Sinter Klaas. (Klaas, for the record, is a shortened version of the name Nicholas). This is where the Americanized Santa Claus comes from. 280 A.D WAS 1742 years ago

[@Samantha23478]

But to add on to that pagans were the ones who originally decorated their homes with greenery in their celebration of winter solstice but because no one knew Jesus's date of birth they adapted the pagan celebration into celebration of his birthday

[@SpacenSpooks]

He was born in Myra (modern day Demre), and a place I've been to. I prefer his story than the nonsense being pushed by today's christians

[@ChrisPickwell]

If you're 'Doing Poppers' at Christmas then drinking is the least of your problems 😂

[@Omaru1982]

American shows hit different cause most seasons starts in the fall and carries over into around March so any christmas episode is just part & parcel of the season, just like 2 episodes before is usually thanksgiving and the one after is new year. But in the UK we have our usual 6 episodes and then we get a christmas special that airs a couple of days before, during or after christmas... with individual series they aren't always include and might just come in a 'special episodes collection' as opposed to being part of the season, but they tend to be included in a complete series box set at least (I just learned my psychoville blu ray set includes the halloween special so I don't have to order it separately)

[@wizardsmonsterspiratesdemo5400]

Mrs Boomer is completely correct. Christians, via the force of the Roman Empire and Catholic Church, did merge Christian and Pagan traditions to create the modern day Christmas.

[@beverleyrankin3482]

Correct, 25th December was originally pagan celebrating the winter solstice. Christians wanted to stamp out paganism.

[@rickb.4168]

So incorporated the birth of Christ (no date given in the bibble) on top of an already existing festival to make it easier to convert people, same with Easter. (Spring Solstice)

[@theamateur88]

Emperor Constantine - the father of Christianity as we know it, if you think about it, he was probably the greatest joker in the history of mankind, hijacking a religion while morphing another into it. And for 2000 years people fell for it and still are.

[@dylanmurphy9389]

@@rickb.4168and before that Christian’s got the holy trinity idea and many more from ancient religions for the same reason

[@SpacenSpooks]

There is no solstice at spring lol, that would be the equinox @@rickb.4168

[@SpacenSpooks]

Even the halo was taken from the sun god Ra @@dylanmurphy9389

[@tomfoolery9749]

Poppers = Amyl nitrite in the UK...I don't think I could still be doing them after 15 years though...well done!

[@YannickoYT]

After 15 years it'd be like slinging a sausage up Mersey tunnel

[@seanriley199]

Hey mate, you've been shown in a documentary here in the UK on the national channels (the same channel that gave us Father Ted, Peep Show, Friday Night Dinner, Inbetweeners etc). It's a 3 part docu about the Heard v Depp trial and repeatedly shows you reacting to clips lol

[@SpacenSpooks]

I don't fancy watching all 3 episodes looking for KB and QB, but what is the context for showing them?

[@Hard-Boiled-Bollock]

Mark Heap is a comedy legend.. BIG TRAIN!!

[@stuartarmstrong5190]

Queen Boomer is right. Loads of Christmas traditions are rooted in pagan celebrations (trees, gifts, stockings over the fireplace etc.). Btw - what you call "poppers" are called Christmas crackers. . Also, in the UK we have Father Christmas. Nowadays we use Father Christmas interchangeably with Santa, but he started off different. He is much older and, originally was all about feasting and drinking, not giving gifts.

[@ninagray4441]

Did you know that you appear in part one of new U.K. Chanel4 3part documentary, aired this evening, about the Depp/Heard trial, called Depp Vs Heard.

[@xixXxxXxix]

No, sorry King, "Plum" the name of the fruit is the insult. We do the same woth Melon, Grape, Lemon used to be a nickname for a Lesbian and with a lot of other things in the UK if you say anything with the correct intonation it can be an insult, as long as it doesn't have a history with being used Racially etc people will get behind you and your use of calling someone a "fucking Welly" for example.

[@Kelly-just-kelly]

You was on British TV earlier tonight, a johnny depp amber herd documentary and they showed a clip of your reaction😊

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"Jingle bells, Santa smells. Easter's on its way!!"

[@Martyntd5]

Hey KB, on UK TV live right now (channel 4) there is some kind of (pretty awful) documentary on the Johnny Depp trial ...and you're in it!!! You and QB laughing your asses off when JD is describing AH pinching one off on the bed. Did you know you were gonna be in this? You've popped up several times now. This is national, terrestrial TV over the air, not cable.

[@TheVoyeur121]

I just saw King & Queen Boomer on national TV in the UK (Channel 4) in the Depp Vs Heard documentary.

[@robhunt]

Creasing myself laughing at Christmas poppers Love you guys!

[@rocket3561]

Santa Claus was invented by Coca Cola . Father Xmas was traditionally dressed in green

[@dean2656]

Did we all over look the fact that Johnny never washed his face after the dog piss was rubbed in it

[@elliotthedissident6077]

Queen Boomie is exactly right about the origins of Christmas being the winter solstice. Saturnalia was another name the pagan holiday.

[@Rydog19]

Thanks for providing me with a daily dose of nostalgia. 🤩👍

[@annalouisa223]

I think if we are all honest, poppers at Christmas would make it a lot more fun.

[@XxSH34RIN4TORxX]

I’ve been meaning to comment for a while now, love the videos and love that you guys are watching FND. 😂 I was lucky enough to be in London when they where filming the last few episodes of the show, me and my wife went to the house where it was being filmed and managed to meet Mark Heap. 😂 for anyone who thinks I’m lying I have photographic evidence! 😂

[@jasonsmart3482]

its possibly a very good idea not to ask a British person if you have any poppers!. We call them crackers,

[@AdamRoxby]

Poppers is something VERY different!

[@annalouisa223]

🤣

[@adrianmcgachie]

No - it really is just, "plum!". Hilarious!

[@thenodfather]

To let you know, Christmas Crackers are something you pull with someone else and there is a hat, a joke and a toy in them. Poppers can be something VERY different. There are Party Poppers which just make a bang and shoot out streamers, then there are poppers which is another name from "Amyl Nitrate".

[@James-wp3jq]

Yes it's crackers , poppers are for boxing day !

[@helvete983]

NEVER Question the Queen. She is right, The Christians knew they could not stop the holiday so they rebranded it as a Christian holiday but it was indeed a pagan celebration. Also Queen Boomer was referring to Christmas Crackers, you basically pull one end each and the tube snaps, the one with bigger end gets what is inside which is usually a crappy dad joke on paper, a paper crown (signifying one of the wise men) and a toy. The cracker itself has a strip of paper inside with a small amount of gunpowder, designed to make a crack when broken.

[@eileentaylor1691]

she is right right right!! pagan holiday from neolithic times, they decorated trees with bits of cloth then it was set alight and the ashes scatter!!

[@lewishawkes3924]

I love watching your reactions to Friday night dinner and benidorm 😂

[@lawrencegt2229]

"Plum" / "plums" is a polite euphemism for testicle so when he was called a "fucking plum" in the Inbetweeners it was a way of saying that he was an utter bollock.

[@human9436]

Queen Boomer is absolutely right, early Christians decided it would be easier to borrow an existing holiday to celebrate Christs birthday. I am loving these video's, they're quickly becoming one of my favorite ways to unwind at the end of the day Thank you for your hard work making them!

[@davidmee1822]

Poppers at the boomers’ house, let’s spend Christmas there!

[@MONT3ITH]

You’ll have to watch the clip of Tom Rosenthal (Jonny) getting drunk on ‘Drunk history’ it’s brilliant

[@anitahargreaves9526]

I adore seeing a genuinely, happy couple. Congratulations to you both. You make me smile 😃. Thank you. 🇬🇧👵❤

[@bigcolappleton]

Yes Yule is the celebration of the winter solstice and was celebrated on 21st December, most Christian celebrations are on or close to pagan holidays

[@TobyHewson]

The insult the plum is the fruit. Because it’s like a bollock. For example: kicked in the plums

[@watchreadplayretro]

"You, Fine Sir, Are A Muppet!"

[@informedchoice2249]

Shalommmmm! Lol... I wouldn't expecrt to be changing nappies anytime soon if you're using poppers.

[@joannedwyer4755]

Remember folk's, I'm just a muppet in a chair, don't take me seriously 😆😆😆👍😆😆😆😆, I love that. Your a muppet boomer 😄😄😄 brilliant 👏

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

I like how K&Q Boomer have not 'asked' what are (Christmas) 'CRACKERS' - Which are NOT a thing in the US. I think they are thinking of (cheese) type 'CRACKERS' - not appreciating the British, Aus, NZ, South African etc. Christmas CRACKER 'thing' - LOL!!! 😎

[@grizzlygamer8891]

Tamsin Greig's line delivery is awesome. Two of my favourite lines from the bwhole show are the you used to love dragons, and the other is when she says to Martin "We shall talk about this later" 😂😂😂

[@me4374]

You just appeared in the depp vs heard documentary on channel4 in uk

[@lawrencegt2229]

Vernacular - the best creative swearing you'll find is in a show called "The Thick of It" (BBC), written by Armando Ianucci, who went on to write "Veep" for the US market.

[@rickb.4168]

It was called Saturnalia. The Winter solstice festival.

[@1Lance1984]

When horrible grandma brings her own turkey, the word you're looking for is "shithousery" or housery for short.

[@caiotefu9856]

She is right... it was a Pagan /Celtic holiday before "Jesus" was even conceived, let alone born lol. Well done Queen B or whatever your name is. I'm Welsh, so I appreciate your knowledge 😊.

[@UrbanTaxi99]

The Queen is spot on, Xmas is a pagan festival of the solstice, the tree represents an ever green, and symbol that spring and summer will come. It’s the same for Easter, that is also pagan and a celebration for the coming of spring and new life, hence the egg and the rabbits.

[@Zombie.793]

the Harry Potter plum insult is about implying they're as intelligent as the fruit plum, the poppers he mentions are probably party poppers those little plastic barrel pull string confetti things not christmas crackers or the drug that people sniff lol I agree Americans are really missing out on the gold mine of our (British) comedy, most Americans are unaware that lots of their favourite shows are actucally remakes of much funnier British shows, but it's hilarious to see that sometimes i'm laughing my head off and the joke goes right over the boomers heads, muppets

[@AndrewHalliwell]

Winter solstice, 21st of December. Saturnalia starts on that date, too.

[@paulbromley6687]

I’m glad you like our UK comedy, It is reciprocal I was watching an old clip this morning of George Carlin he had some fundamental deep education for me on rights, but it was done with humour and will stay with me.that guy didn’t mince his words and his brain was as quick at sixty as when he was twenty.

[@andymehmet8206]

The queen is correct about the paigan side of Christmas because the Romans integrated many paigan holidays into their own to assimilate other coultures

[@ethelmini]

Plum - euphemism for testicle. There are very few actual concepts in native English, just excess alcohol consumption, body parts & bodily functions - You just have to figure out which is most closely related to the word you heard.

[@nonautomaton6230]

""Poppers"" lol 🤣

[@mozza7940]

Loved the inbetweeners reactions, love this but love your Benidorm reactions the most, Wish the queen was doing them with you. She would love it.... It gets sooo much better too!!!

[@DavidJohnson-rj8zu]

I have had Jewish friends who have sent me Christmas Cards and I have sent them Christmas Cards and Happy New Year cards we have joked about it and we all agree you have got to be grown up about it, and up goes the tree with coloured lights on Lametta Tinsel and everyone gets tipsy and then falls asleep after the Queens Christmas Address, last year and this year that will sadly be missing after sixty nine years.

[@ronnienose8608]

You MUST watch Green Wing at some point, it has the actors that play the mum and Jim, both playing doctors, it's absolutely hilarious!

[@SpartasEdge]

36:28 Christmas doesn't need or have to be about religion. The vast majority of people in the UK aren't Christians or religious, but we enjoy and like to celebrate Christmas as just a happy holiday and time of the year; family's getting together, the giving of gifts and general good will to all men (and women) 😊

[@yayaman5718]

Why are you always going on about women stan?

[@4Kandlez]

"The vast majority" - you personally asked everyone did you?

[@SpartasEdge]

@@yayaman5718 Who's Stan?

[@SpartasEdge]

@@4Kandlez Just common sense. Maybe 'vast' majority was an exaggeration, but majority is accurate, and yes, I looked it up; so it's still safe to say most (as in the majority) of UK citizens, are not Christians.

[@yayaman5718]

@Spartas Edge it's a monty python reference

[@hanifleylabi8071]

Screaming at you calling them poppers. They're crackers here, poppers are a drug you sniff so 'we've been doing poppers every christmas for years ' SENT ME

[@lukegaffney46]

Martin was an unbelievable actor! R.I.P legend

[@katherinedowling4246]

Look at you Queen Boomer all summery ❤ I so love this program it’s so good and it gets funnier each episode thanks guys watching it Friday Evening appropriate right? set up for the weekend

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

3:30 she right , in UK clus/bars open till like 4m on xmas eve /xmas morning ,we get like 4 hrs sleep then seeing family lol

[@graemecross6850]

British pubs are often a social meeting point for a hour much like you might friends for coffee. Most pubs have a great soft drink menu and mocktails are very common. In London also look up rooftop bars, great if you have nice weather and amazing views over the city.

[@TheNoobPube]

It's so funny that Americans celebrate independence from Great Britain by decorating everything with the colours of the British Flag🤣🇬🇧

[@SilencerUK]

yes she is right, its a pagan holiday, all christian holidays come from pagans/vikings. They set trees of fire is not totally right, vikings would cut down one treee that would burn for about 12 days in total. they would carve images into it of the gods etc and sit around it telling stories and having fun. Decorating the tree also came from vikings who would hang carvings of norse gods on the tree.

[@helvete983]

Adam gives as good as he gets, as someone with brothers you know it isn't over until someone dies.

[@shaungriffiths9302]

probably not a good idea to confuse poppers and crackers in the UK lol, though it would make Christmas more fun

[@olink7876]

Poppers at Christmas, Brilliant

[@djdeemz7651]

Christmas poppers and 7 egg nogs deep 😂😂😂

[@sideshowmark913]

I am from Ireland so i am always hungover Christmas day 😊😊😊

[@stevenbrooks3573]

Previous posters are correct, a pagan festival that was hijacked by Christians became 'Christmas'. The original Christian festival, if there were one, would probably have been in October. Even Japan, which is mostly Buddhist and Shinto celebrates Christmas. Perhaps it should be called Commercialmas.

[@grahamgresty8383]

Silent night is a German carol: oh the irony! In Britain we tend to selebrate all religous festivals though it is not widespread.

[@izzywizzy416]

Is the neighbour the same guy that plays Brian in Spaced with Simon Pegg Jessica Haynes and Nick Frost