Phil. 17 years ago. It was Christmas day in the workhouse and the snow was falling fast. Back in the 70's I was working with this guy and he recited a nasty version. of the old poem , ended with " I don't want your Christmas Pud , you can. stick it up your a*** " I always remember it this time of year , any idea.. A rubbish Xmas poem by Mr Fatty Goo. Written December 2021.(Might contain a little bit of swearing).Original blog post: https://tomfogarty.com/blog/christmas.
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It is Christmas Day in the workhouse, And the cold, bare walls are bright. With garlands of green and holly, Ad the place is a pleasant sight; For with clean-washed hands and faces, In a long and hungry line. The paupers sit at the table, For this is the hour they dine. And the guardians and their ladies,. Christmas in the Workhouse. In the era of the parish workhouse, prior to 1834, Christmas Day was the traditional occasion of a treat for most workhouse inmates. In 1828, for example, inmates of the St Martin-in-the-Fields workhouse received roast beef, plum pudding, and one pint of porter each. In the Bristol workhouse in the 1790s, the.
