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  • Since when did a UK holiday equal a 'staycation'?
  • chiefgrooveguru
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    See poll thing on front page. Do we now have to leave these shores for a holiday to actually count?

    jam-bo
    Full Member

    i generally only leave the country if I’m being paid too.

    actually I generally only leave the southwest if I’m being paid too.

    jon1973
    Free Member

    “staycation” is just one of those annoying, **** words that seems to be popular at the moment.

    ericemel
    Free Member

    Can you still chillax on a staycation?

    binners
    Full Member

    The cast-iron laws of physics clearly state that the word ‘staycation’ only has a finite amount of uses before triggering a catastrophic series of events that are guaranteed to lead to the wettest summer since records began

    You mask my words. Now please stop saying it

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    Mos Def

    CaptJon
    Free Member

    A staycation is a holiday where you stay at your house but go on day trips out.

    soobalias
    Free Member

    *masks binners’ words*

    philconsequence
    Free Member

    captjon +1

    the way i understood it was its a stay at home to save money holiday, not a holiday within the UK…

    CharlieMungus
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    Dammit, I didn’t realise the differences! I went and booked a gaycation, Still I’m sure it will be fine, I mean what could go wrong?

    rewski
    Free Member

    Surely with a name like chiefgrooveguru you’d be down with the lingo? I’m off to watch a Bro-mance.

    philconsequence
    Free Member

    you wont be allowed in the b&b charlie!

    rewski
    Free Member

    I mean what could go wrong?

    Doing CHARLIE with US could lead to MUNG

    chiefgrooveguru
    Full Member

    Yeah, fo’ shizzle I is. But CaptJon is quite correct, the portmanteau ‘staycation’ refers to staying at home, not merely in the same country! I refuse to have almost all my childhood holidays rebranded with such a silly word. Innit.

    franki
    Free Member

    Innit, Chief. 🙂

    There are so many great places in the UK to go, I’ve no interest in going overseas for a holiday.

    coffeeking
    Free Member

    95% of the media output of this country is stupid drivel. This is one part of that. Simply refrain from using it and hopefully it’ll vanish and take all but the useful 5% of the media with it.

    ransos
    Free Member

    It’s the latest in a long line of stupid portmanteaux. I mean, “SamCam” FFS.

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