Rights to return a watched DVD?

mountainofdebt

Please don't let her watch the Chelsea Flower Show programmes - all those blooming flowers!

Barneysmom

4_leaf_clover wrote: »

Thank you everyone. I thought as much.

Yes it is the Raymond Briggs DVD and I brought it from a big supermarket. I'd never heard of his Father Christmas book before but sounds as though if I put it away for a few years she will enjoy it when she is older :-)

Thanks again for all the comments

Well done, I wouldn't have let my daughter watch it either, standards have slipped over the years.

funkycoldribena

Are you lot 'avin a laugh!!! "Bloomin"!! Oh how horrific for young Clarissa to hear such foul language...

wealdroam

funkycoldribena wrote: »

Are you lot 'avin a laugh!!! "Bloomin"!! Oh how horrific for young Clarissa to hear such foul language...

Please don't use the word horrific.

Others may not like it.

Money_maker

pug_in_a_bed wrote: »

guessing its the raymond briggs father christmas, same bloke who did the snowman, i loved it as a kid

Me too and still do!!

'Jump up on my sleigh and we're all on our way... to another blooming Christmas!'

Love it. My DD likes to watch this alongside the book. She has no idea what blooming is but it tends to be an extension of Father Christmas's grumpiness.

Suggest you put it away for another couple of years. The bear is also a good one to watch at Christmas (Raymond Briggs also), perhaps more so as there is no speech, only music.

jd87

OP = Obvious troll.

baza52

jd87 wrote: »

OP = Obvious troll.

yeah obviously.
perhaps an over concerned parent but not a troll.

vyle

Best not Smurfin' let her any Smurfin' way near the Smurfin' Smurfs.

4_leaf_clover

Thanks everyone I have giggled at most of the banter and it is good to get other peoples points of views.

arcon5

jd87 wrote: »

OP = Obvious troll.

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