Jesse Walker | December 24, 2007
It is Christmas eve. All around the country parents are lying brazenly to their children; the children are pretending to believe them because they know there'll be a payoff by morning. It's a time-honored ritual that prepares the kids for politics, for dating, and for other grown-up customs.
My family doesn't have big Christmas plans this year. Indeed, my wife is going to spend the day working for holiday pay at the local paper. (December 25: It's the day the Jews really do run the media.) But before she leaves there will still be Christmas presents and Christmas music, possibly including one of my favorite carols:
And maybe some of the neighbors will add a rousing chorus from this one:
A merry Christmas, a happy Festivus, and a joyous Saturnalia to you all. I'll see you after the holiday.
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December 25: It's the day the Jews really do run the
media.
Heh. Which reminds me of this SNL bit from a couple
years ago...
The opening stanza goes something like this:
"On Christmas Eve the Gentiles gather
'Round the Christmas tree
They stay at home and party with
Their Goyishe family
They disappear one day each year
And pass the egg nog 'round
But it's all right, 'cause that's the night
The Jews control the town."
A merry Christmas, a happy Festivus, and a joyous Saturnalia to
you all.
I'll drink to that! Happy Holidays everyone!
May you all have a glorious, fattening, drunken celebration in
the name of the deity or non-deity of your choice.
It's 4:30 here. (or close enough)
Signing off and going home.
....pretending to believe....
The House Blond came and sat on my lap the other day and asked me
if it was true. I laid my hand over her heart and told her it was
all ever so true and that Santa lived right there (in her
heart).
Jesse,
A merry Christmas, a happy Festivus, and a joyous Saturnalia to
you all. I'll see you after the holiday.
And happy Eid, no? It was a week or so ago. :-(
(I am just being silly really!)
My God, it's already happening . . . I've just finished touring
all the major blogs, and they've stopped posting! It's going to be
like this for hours, isn't it? WHAT AM I GOING TO DO???
Let's see, what did I do before the Internet? Try to remember . . .
a couple initials, an abbreviation, starting with a T . . . ah, yes
-- TU! I'll watch some TU!
Well, I'm looking over at the box in the corner right now, and I
don't see the mouse or keyboard, but I'm sure if I think back hard
enough, I'll remember how it works . . . oh, wait -- Yahoo Games. I
don't have to go offline, I can play Yahoo Games!
Phew, that was close. And now that I think about it, with all of
its censor-ninnies home for the holidays, Youtube is probably
filling with soft porn vidoes even as we speak. Why, this could be
the best Christmas ever!
How did I know that Jesse Walker's virulent racism would prevent
him from featuring this classic cut?
I mean, how did I just know it?
Jesse Walker's core of unrepentant hatred has destroyed Christmas
for all the world's children. Again.
I saw the Mummy kissing Santa Claus
Out around the pyramids last night.
It was so strange, you know,
To hear that "Ho, ho, ho,"
Coming from those wizened lips
That died so long ago.
And I saw the Mummy tickle Santa Claus
As they flew among the stars so bright.
The reindeer ran away
The Sphinx now pulls the sleigh
While the Mummy rides with Santa Claus tonight!
So, why is the staff of reason taking Christmas off if it is just another Tuesday?
Well, I'm working Christmas, but I did spend yesterday enjoying "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and that other Christmas classic: "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians". Hurray for Santy Claus!
I wish for all attending this site a peaceful, prosperous, joyful day filled with the love and kindness of family and friends.
Michael A. Clem,
Actually, I am working today too because I was supposed to be
working from home yesterday and have to have a policy memo
re-worked by tomorrow.
Celebrated Christmas with my son yesterday before he returned to
his home in TN.
Well, I'm working Christmas, but I did spend yesterday enjoying "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and that other Christmas classic: "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians". Hurray for Santy Claus!
Big John Call is Santa Claus in "O Little Town of
Deathlehem."
And now, after that gratuitous MST3K reference, it's off to work
for me, too. The news never sleeps. (Actually it does, which is
when newspapers fill their pages with tedious wire stories.)
A merry Christmas, a happy Festivus, and a joyous Saturnalia
to you all. I'll see you after the holiday.
No mention of Kwanzaa? RACIST!!
I personally am celebrating Boxing Day. It predates Kwanzaa, and also Tamika.
I used to believe in the free market when I was a wee child. Then I believed in government. Now I just believe in Santa.
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