So…Boxing Day is here. Or, as I like to call it, ‘Is Somebody Punching At My Skull, Or Is That Just A Hangover?’ Day. It’s safe to say that many of us will have over-done it on the sherry this past weekend, and no doubt Grandma will have caught our antics on camera, just to send these embarrassing shots out on next year’s Christmas cards. But we humans aren’t the only ones who had too much of a good time over the festive season. Check out these guys below, and relive the whole Christmas experience through the eyes of the animals...
Phase One: Preparation
We've all been there. The presents have been opened, the chocolate consumed, and it's time to prepare for guests. But dad won't get up off of the sofa...
No matter how much mum asks for help with setting up...
'I'm really losing my patience with you, Marv...'
Phase Two: The Party
Somehow, we made it in time. The guests start to arrive...'I like to call this move, "The Hotline Bling."'
Phase Three: Full Swing
By now, we're really starting to feel festive. Sandra and Ben are in the corner singing Fairytale Of New York...Phase Four: The Shame
It's at this point things start to get a little hairy. The neighbours have come round to complain...
The room is starting to spin for some of the guests...
And others are engaging in an awkward bit of flirting...
Phase Five: The Aftermath
Alas, all parties must come to an end. Some guests aren't quite ready to go home...
Others are eating the last of the party food...
But most are just dreading that after-Christmas hangover!
Yep, we've all pulled that face before. I feel you, buddy!
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