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This is the Christingle cartoon you helped me draw on Monday:
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December 15th, 2006
Christingle cartoon
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10 Responses to “Christingle cartoon”
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Tiffer says:
What a jolly good chuckle. Thanks for said chuckle.
December 15th, 2006 at 9:39 am -
Farli says:
Marvellous!
I will attempt to find a fresh expressions Christingle service to attend. I think it may have the added bonus of integral opportunities to quench thirst – always a consideration when coughing is a problem.
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Richard Hall says:
Do you have to use “organic, not from concentrate” juice for your Fresh Expressions Christingle, or is Tesco value OK?
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Jack the Lass says:
Excellent as usual Dave.
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Mark Berry says:
Surely the ‘safety’ Christingle is an accident waiting to happen… one untimely squeeze and a vicous squirt of citric acid might temporarily blind the carrier of said death trap resulting in a nasty fall from the chancel step!
Briliiant as per, love the ‘FE’ version Dave!
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Paul G says:
On behalf of the children’s work advisers of the C of E: thanks for a good laugh at a time when Christingles among other such delights seem to form an unwholesome chunk of what we find ourselves doing or advising on.
Paul
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Sally says:
The first page I turned to this morning. Very good, Dave. The traditional one could include peanuts as well as sweets, before nut allergies saw their demise.
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Michelle says:
Love it!
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Nicthevic says:
yes, that is truly great. The mark of cartooning greatness is to be as funny as this.
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Kathryn says:
Oh Dave…THANK YOU! Badly needed laugh on a frantic Saturday morning. It’s brilliant
