merry fucking christmas

[cranius]

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

http://paulm.com/events/2003/santacon/merry_christ mas.jpg

[kidcanuck]

It's Happy Holidaze is you're a bible belt Bush supporter.

[Funky Monkey]

It's Happy Holidaze is you're a bible belt Bush supporter.

sentence parse cannot i yoda like speaking.... :oops:

[kidcanuck]

I don't know the whole story behind the Bush bashing over saying Happy Holiday's but it's something I agree with and have been doing myself forever. It's not Christmas for everyone in Canada but it is the holidays for everyone here whether they celebrate Christmas or not.

[GBA]

Ten Things Not to Buy for Christmas

GENEVA (Reuters) - Christmas gift buyers should avoid coral jewelry, crocodile skin and Beluga caviar if they want to enjoy a guilt-free holiday season, the nature protection group WWF said Tuesday.

The Swiss-based body, the World Wide Fund for Nature, included the three on a list of 10 items whose commercial exploitation was endangering animal and plant species already threatened with extinction.

Well-wishers imbued with the Santa Claus spirit should also avoid buying tiger products or tigers for pets, it said.

"All international trade of tiger products, whether used in traditional Asian medicine, as souvenirs or for good luck charms, is illegal," the WWF declared in a statement.

Ivory in any form should also be avoided, it admonished, because the ivory trade was threatening the survival of elephants whose tusks are its primary source.

Caspian Sea sturgeon, the source of Beluga caviar, face extinction due to illegal plunder and should only be bought in jars certified by CITES, the United Nation's agency fighting trade in endangered species, the WWF warned.

High fashion shahtoosh scarves woven from the hair of Tibetan antelopes should be avoided altogether. "To obtain the wool, the antelope has to be killed," the WWF said.

Many cactus species are banned from international trade. "There is a flourishing illegal trade which is wiping out native populations, particularly from Mexico," WWF warned.

Finally, the WWF advised shoppers to avoid buying appliances like televisions and stereos that consume large amounts of electricity while on standby, arguing that the drain on energy they present was another threat to the environment.

[kidcanuck]

The singing Santa's.

http://www.inet.hr/%7Esazivano/Move/Farting_Santas .htm

[kidcanuck]

http://movies.ziaspace.com/Rabbi.wmv

[kidcanuck]

Old and stupid but still a good one.

http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/burgerking.html