Well, you have kids books about Santa, and kids tv show making x-mass special often with Santa, and you have Santas at the malls, and on regular tv, and in magasins ads, and radio ads, and tv add, and in cola ads, and on bill board, and in movies, and at school teachers talk about it, ask kids to make drawing of him, and write stories about him, and to write him letters, and have plays about him and at home parent ask their kids what they want Santa to bring them for x-mass, and leave presents at night under the x-mass tree telling their kids Santa did a pre-delivery, and then put up the rest on the eve of x-mass, and there are the stories about leaving milk and cookies, and of course the parent eat up the cookies and drink up the milk and tell their kids that Santa did that, and sometime one parent will pretend to go buy the newspaper and dress up as Santa or ask for somebody to dress up as Santa, and come and deliver some of the present to the kids under this disguise, and the family dog will pick of the smell of the disguised parent, but will be quite thrown off by the weird clothing, the mask and/or fake beard, the fake voice, and the dog will pick up on all the excitment, trying to make sense of it all, and the kids, already crazed up by this weird masked stranger they heard so much about, that speak like dad but not really, entering their house, giving presents, well the poor kids will pick up on the crazed dog too, and everybody behaving just so strangely around them, around that weird person giving present, well, would that be ok?Fonkay wrote:I'll assume you don't mean morally.Tank Program wrote:Using the internet to proof the existence of Santa.
Does anyone else see a problem with this? ;)
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I ripped part of Futurama's "in the 20th century, we had ads on tv, radio, on the sky, at the beach, .... (long list), but not in your dreams no sesiro no naha not at all!". The part of the dog I lived this x-mass. The youngest kid present was old enough to know it was her dad, but at the same time, it was like she wasnt totally sure of it. And everybody around was just so enthousiastic, just hopping in it, it created such a charged atmosphere. But the dog, a very nice, smart and gentle Labrador Retreiver, was just picking up all that, and was really confused about it, trying to go lick his hand, stopping close and just running and hiding away, totally scared! It was quite a x-mass experience.