In Soviet Russia, Christmas declares war on YOU

I love this time of year. People young and old from all over the country brave harsh arctic conditions (or in the case of our area, highs in the mid 60s, which as far as most folks around here are concerned are equivalent temperatures) to decorate their homes with lights, lawn ornaments, plastic figurines, and more recently, giant inflatable lit up holiday dioramas. While I admire the spirit behind such sentiment, I really do have to wonder what drives a person to look at that seven foot snowglobe, complete with “snow” that blows around inside, and think to themselves “you know, that would really compliment my three thousand icicle lights, twelve candy canes, the animated polar bear, and fifteen foot “MERRY CHRISTMAS” sign on my roof”.

Then again, I guess there’s not much wondering to that, is there?

Sadly, none of this may last. There’s a War on Christmas out there (brought to you by proud American Christian and Eric Deegans drinking buddy Bill O’Reilly) , you know. The subject has been done to death, however, so all I’ll add to the conversation is the thought that maybe, just maybe, Christmas had it coming.

You see, Christmas has already been waging war on us, and has been LONG before 9/11. A bunch of humbug, you say? If that’s so, then how do you explain this? An army of Santas terrorizing the streets of cities all across not just the US, but the world! Armies of rampaging, jolly fat men, declaring Santafada, armed with a hidden cache of cookies and milk to torment both the diabetic and the lactose intolerant.

And America is responding. With judicious use of “Happy Holidays” and the removal of anything utilizing words like Christmas, manger, and frankincense, America can take back our streets and cities from these insurgent Santanista rebels. No longer will we cower in our homes, fearing that counterattack might result in a coal-stockinged retaliation from those who wish to ruin the true meaning of the holiday season. Never give in to those cottonball bearded terrorists!

Comments (7) to “In Soviet Russia, Christmas declares war on YOU”

  1. Hey, I have icicle lights. And a reindeer. And a couple of those spiral trees… The Suburbs have me I guess.

    Anyway. I’m all for the War on Christmas. So long as that war is fought to keep the celebration of Christmas from starting in October. Otherwise I have no further beef with X-Mas or Christmas. Let us all celebrate our pagan inspired and now wholly secular holiday as we see fit. If “happy holidays” makes you feel good, they bully for you. If you prefer “Merry Christmas”, then huzzah! It shall be done. But for the love of The Christ (Passion not included) please leave me out of it. I just want to buy a nice bauble for The Wife and the new Barbie (with kung-fu grip) for my little girl and have a relaxing day off.

    New “Best. Post. Evar.” by the way.

  2. Brett’s just bitter cause he forgot to put up the lights on the house this year.

  3. I already have a tazer ready by the chimney and some surface to air missiles in the back yard.

  4. Does this account for the Santa that robbed my bank?

  5. Spreading joy is not always legal. Especially if you spread joy with a gun at a bank.

  6. Finally. Someone who isn’t afraid to tell the truth. Bless you, Brett. This year, I will leave milk and cookies out for YOU.

  7. Happy New Year!

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