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#191797 - 12/25/09 07:37 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: MartinFocazio]
Russ Offline
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Heck, I still get presents from "Santa". Usually looks like something I bought myself and then "misplaced". . . wink
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#191798 - 12/25/09 07:52 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: Russ]
TheSock Offline
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> Heck, I still get presents from "Santa". Usually looks like something I bought myself and then "misplaced". . .

I do a variation on that. If I think of something I'd like; I tell the trouble and strife and then forget it. It's a nice surprise when that computer she uses for a mind makes her come up with it later :-).
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#191800 - 12/25/09 09:25 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: MartinFocazio]
Art_in_FL Offline
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Registered: 09/01/07
Posts: 2432
Originally Posted By: martinfocazio
My daughter wants us to leave cookies for Santa. I'm going to leave them on a tray by the tree, uneaten, with a note that says,
You didn't label these for nut and gluten content, are you trying to kill me?
- Santa



Let's see ... You place a large red velvet bag full of wrapped gifts near the tree. Knock it over and have the packages spilling out. Scattering some blood around and having it tracked through the front door and onto the front lawn adds a bit of verisimilitude. Works better if you have a tiles entrance.

Then take that deer you shot a couple of nights ago and lay him out on the driveway. Put a red rubber nose on him with a cheap single-cell flashlight inside. Use discount store battery so it dims and dies out quickly in the cold. Make sure the nose is visible form the front porch. You might scatter a little blood around in the snow and place a few old leather belts and a couple bells around to look like the remains of a harness.

Then backing away from the body wearing your buddies over-sized rubber boots you go up on the porch where you drape a 'Santa hat' over the muzzle of your shotgun and fire a round into the woods to startle everyone. Drop the holed and still smoking hat a few feet inside the door. And then fire another round ten feet from the door so the smoke and noise gets everyone into the living room to see what happened.

You tell everyone you heard something and went to check it out with your trusty shotgun. Seeing a dirt bag dressed in red and white you shot him. Following him through the door as he bounded into a sleigh you fired at him and got one of his reindeer. Any luck at all you can time it so the kids are looking at the fallen deer when his light goes out. 'Oh, look ... Rudolph just died'...

You might want to keep some Thorazine on hand for when the kids go ballistic.

Follow by by making deer meat the centerpiece of every table. Consider having the head, with red rubber nose, mounted.

After a year of psychotherapy (at $110 every 50 minutes) to get over you 'shooting Santa', and another year or two getting over the idea that you're the sort of father who would stage such a thing, the kids will be fine.

As parents it is important to 'build memories' and establish family traditions. Merry Christmas.

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#191810 - 12/25/09 11:59 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: CJK]
MDinana Offline
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Registered: 03/08/07
Posts: 2208
Loc: Beer&Cheese country
Originally Posted By: CJK
Understood the humor behind it....ROFLMAO...........

Me....Not only are cookies left and eaten (with crumbs left behind)....my son decided that we needed to leave something for the reindeer.... so there are pieces of carrots left on the plate too..... he loved the note left by Santa that thanked him for being the first to remember them.... That was a masterscard commercial.....priceless.

I think we did that one year. But it was celery. Anyway, I don't remember getting a thank-you note, but it's funny that kids come up with that!

One thing I never understood - so many bloody cookies. Why didn't Santa bring some up for the reindeer? My dog eats practically anything. I always figured the reindeer would too, and they're the ones really doing the hard work. Santa stays thin, the reindeer get goodies and re-fueled in flight!

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#191815 - 12/26/09 01:02 AM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: Art_in_FL]
CJK Offline
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Registered: 08/14/05
Posts: 601
Loc: FL, USA
Oh this is just wrong on so many levels.......lol

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#192349 - 01/01/10 03:48 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: Art_in_FL]
ki4buc Offline
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Registered: 11/10/03
Posts: 710
Loc: Augusta, GA
I had a similar idea but doing it where Santa crashes in the neighborhood. If I were to do it, the cheapest way would just to use those plastic Santa-in-his-sleigh and reindeer lawn ornaments.

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#192370 - 01/01/10 06:53 PM Re: Cookies for Santa [Re: Art_in_FL]
epirider Offline
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Registered: 12/03/05
Posts: 232
Loc: Wyoming, USA
OMG that is great! I find great pleasure in sick humor of others. It make me feel - not so alone in this world. Funny stuff.
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