
Itβs officialβDecember has reached DEFCON 1. Weβve entered that sacred phase of the month when rational humans transform into rabid snow-dusted gremlins, sprinting down Tesco aisles like itβs the Hunger Games: Turkey Edition.
π¦ If You Touch That Stuffing, I Swear to God
You can feel it in the airβpine-scented panic and passive-aggressive carols. The car parks are war zones. The turkey freezer aisle? Bloodsport. Aunt Janetβs already 4 proseccos deep and screaming about pigs in blankets like sheβs defending her homeland.
Itβs the time of year when grown adults lose their minds over discount yule logs, and someone will die for the last Baileys truffle. Hoarding escalates. Logic vanishes. Weβre all racing around supermarkets at 150mph, snatching up βessentialsβ like goose fat, eight types of chutney, and decorative nuts no one has cracked since 1997.
Why? Because someone might need it. And if they need it, you must have it. Thatβs Christmas logic, baby. π§ βοΈ
No one knows what theyβre cooking. No one knows whoβs coming over. All we know is we need more cheese. More EVERYTHING. And if Brenda from HR puts her hands on that camembert, itβs going down in aisle seven.
π Challenges π
Are you in the madness? Have you wrestled a pensioner for a pavlova? Shouted βTHEREβS NO PARSNIPS LEFT!β in public? We need to hear about your descent into holiday hysteria. Bonus points for absurd trolley contents and supermarket showdowns. ππ£
π Comment, like, shareβgive us your Christmas chaos stories. The worst (or best) tales will sleigh their way into the next issue of the mag. π π’
Letβs unwrap this madness together.


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