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Wow, an Advent calendar for bunnies!

We have a nice human one here, ready to start............................

may the fleas from the wise mens' camels infest your plum pudding.

lady cop;469262 wrote: may the fleas from the wise mens' camels infest your plum pudding.






Ill be sending you a Christmas card with warn fuzzy stuff inside to melt your misery. Candy canes and cookies and Christmas love. Would you like a cd of lovely carols ?

Nomad;469292 wrote: Ill be sending you a Christmas card with warn fuzzy stuff inside to melt your misery. Candy canes and cookies and Christmas love. Would you like a cd of lovely carols ?this from the man who posted 'gangrene' in the only nice stuff thread! your cred is shot, and i hope elves steal your favorite sheep for lamb chops. . :yh_bigsmi

Wendybird;469232 wrote: lol :rolleyes:

When I worked for Disney I was responsible for making the store's annual advent calendar :-5

I used to use photos off the staff members inside some of the doors and the person that was on the rota to open ther calendar that day had to report to the person in the photo - then they would get a gift/chocolate/day off etc.

Sometimes you just got a cracker or a little chocolate but they used to love the fact that every year I would make the advent calendar to suit the latest Disney movie on release. I used to have to start making it early November as the whole thing was hand painted and took me ages to do!

As much as I am a Bah Humbug person I actually miss doing the advent calendar! And it has been 10 years now since the last one! lol


Wow, I like that idea alot! I wonder if I could make one up of my students, and they would have to go to that person for a goody............................

get this niceness out of here! .....may your advent calendars have worms instead of chocolate! :p

Wow, what a great idea, Scrooge! Gummy worms for goodies!:)

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i can't win....where are my recruits??? help!!!

Fa-la-la..........................

:sneaky:

Ah, how sweet............................

may your mistletoe cause a camel to kiss you. :yh_love

Bah, Humbug ?

Don't you mean "HUH, BUMBAG?"

if general wolverine doesn't get here soon i shall have to bring out the big guns....the dreaded fruitcake bazooka!

Fa-la-la.................

School is going to start, and a holiday weekend.......................

may your sugarplums attract roaches. :p

*sound of cavalry bugle*

CHARGE!!!

*General Wolvie pops over the hill and runs head-long into the throws of battle with the evil Hoo's of Hooville.

with him is the army he has amassed over the weekend: trolls, goblins, grinches, disgruntled elves, Rudolph's cousin Randy...*

Break out the Fruitcake bazooka LC. I done brung some re-enforcements.

Yee-Haw!!

Open up with everything ya got!

whooo hoooo! reinforcements at last!!

In 1984, after all the receipts were added up, the cost of “The Twelve Days of Christmas would have set you back $12,623– the goods alone accounting for 62 percent of your total bill.

Today, the numbers tell a different story. The total cost has climbed to $17,297, a 1.6 percent annualized increase over 20 years, but services now account for 74 percent of the index, indicating a steady rise in the cost of skilled labor while the price of two turtle doves and three French hens may be a little easier on your wallet.

(1999; LA Times)

Every year around Halloween, Linda Sartor began to decorate. By December, her West Hills home was transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with a trio of grinning wire snowmen on her lawn, an intricate porcelain Christmas village lining the shelves of her family room and three or four artificial trees in various rooms.

This year, as an added flourish, she dressed the seven trees outside in hundreds of feet of colorful lights.

But two weeks after Christmas, authorities said, her holiday spirit cost her her life. An electrical short from a string of Christmas lights on an indoor tree set the house afire early Friday, killing the 50-year-old woman.

As friends, neighbors and relatives picked through the rubble, they recalled a warm and caring woman who took special delight in filling her home with holiday knickknacks of every variety.

This year, neighbors said, Sartor had gone to added decorative extremes in arranging the lights around her home. Rather than the usual two or three, she draped all seven trees in her yard with lights, causing what neighbors believe was a tremendous strain on her electrical wiring system.

Firefighters used the tragedy to warn others to put away their Christmas trappings. "Christmas is over now," said Los Angeles Fire Department Capt. Steve Ruda. "We're encouraging everybody to take their trees out of their homes, unplug their Christmas lights. Put them away for the season."

Firefighters arrived around 4 a.m., after being alerted by a security firm that a smoke alarm had gone off. They controlled the blaze in 20 minutes, but it was too late for Sartor, a single woman who lived alone. Firefighters found her body not far from the tree in the family room believed to have started the blaze. "There was really not much the firefighters could do," Ruda said.

Isn't it time for your annual flea bath...





:p

Sheryl;470411 wrote: Isn't it time for your annual flea bath...





:p


only get "dipped" at New Year's.

this is the Santa i know and love

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General Wolvie....take command of the elf-tossing brigade.

Wolverine;470417 wrote: this is the Santa i know and love


well duhh! we all knew you were Santa at your office party last year! :rolleyes:

*blowing kisses at Wolfie*

Fa-la-la...........................

chonsigirl;470423 wrote: *blowing kisses at Wolfie*



Fa-la-la...........................don't fall for it!!! she's trying to lure you. hmmph.

chonsigirl;470423 wrote: *blowing kisses at Wolfie*

Fa-la-la...........................


One elf, coming up!

*heave*

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:-3

Oh no.. Snooze are you spending Christmas day watching more horror flicks

looks like a new classic to me! :yh_rotfl

There was a lady in my church who ticked alot of parents off a few years back. She told the kids in her sunday school class that Santa was really Satan and bad things would happen to them if they believed in him. :rolleyes:

but then again I always thought this lady was a few slices short of a loaf of bread. :rolleyes:

well you DO have bread on the brain tonight! LOL....santa IS an anagram for satan. yep.

can't help it I wanted a nice crusty grilled cheese..

I'm off to go ask santa for some bread..

surveillance photo of santa in the pub..........

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There goes my peppermint schnapps for the night!

ELF;470782 wrote: There goes my peppermint schnapps for the night!nah, i saved you a bottle!

rudolph;470633 wrote: :-3


Rudy! you sick bastard.