Do elves have a Santa clause in their contract, or is it tough sledding for them? Keep out of the rain, dear.?
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The elf's are non-union workers.  \n\nLocal 53 of Labors Union of America has been trying for years to unionize them, but Santa has the help of WalMart to keep his shop non-union.
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Ask Santa, maybe he has a lunatic rebel elf available.
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Santa, his words where not lost in translation and ommitted from the books about him.  Oh, plus the elfs don't rape children!
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Christmas 2002.  We woke up and it had been snowing for a couple hours and it was beautiful.  It kept snowing all day long.  We didn't care because we had no plans to go anywhere.  We ended up with about 18 inches.  Awesome day!
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No, but I have known a good elf service...;
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I think christmas is nothing more than crass commercialism masquerading as holiday bliss!  But it gets me some paid vacation time.  I really don't want to celebrate it but I will give presents to the kids.  However I would not lie to my kids about santa claus.  I think they need to just know the truth from day one.  I want my kids to be able to think intelligently and be able to see past their surroundings.  I believe that this skill needs to start developing as soon as possible.
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Mysterious Santa brings cheer to lonely in nursing homes, hospitals\n\nJohn C. Atkinson, 70, will be in a nursing home on Christmas.\n\nAnd he'll be loving it.\n\n"You get a good, hearty feeling out of it altogether," he said. "It makes you feel so good."\n\nAtkinson will spend Christmas morning at Riverview Health and Rehabilitation Center, handing out gifts and goodies to some 200 residents. Other volunteers with the century-old Savannah tradition called Mysterious Santa will deliver some cheer to other nursing homes and hospitals.\n\nFor some nursing home residents, the visit itself is a rare thing.\n\nMore than 50 percent of nursing home residents have no close relatives, and 46 percent have no living children, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. At Riverview, interim administrator Janet McKay estimates about half the residents never get a visitor.\n\nNot even on Christmas.\n\n"That's how this program got started in 1902," said the current Mysterious Santa, whose identity remains confidential. "Eugene Smith was in the hospital Christmas Day, and he had no visitors. He made a promise: Lord get me well, and I won't let this happen to anyone else."\n\nThe Savannah businessman made good on his promise the next year.\n\nThe tradition has been growing bigger ever since - first with Smith, then with a string of other Santas carrying on the tradition.\n\nThis year, the Mysterious Santa and his bevy of volunteers will set out about 6:30 a.m. Christmas morning and visit nearly 3,000 patients at 27 locations, including hospitals and nursing homes. Each of the children will be given a toy, while the adults will get some fruit.\n\nThe volunteers reap something even more valuable.\n\n"It's worthwhile just seeing the people's faces when we come in," Atkinson said. "You get hugs, and people holler out, 'Here comes Santa Claus, ho ho ho.'\n\n"I just get a good feeling out of it."
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Absolutely, the spirit of Santa Clause is in all of us, in our hearts you just have to find him.  Merry Christmas!!!
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No, but if you send a letter to:\n\nSanta Claus\nNorth Pole\nCanada\nH0H 0H0\n\nyou may get an answer in the form of a letter from Santa.
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My boyfriend... spending Christmas just the two of us this year. no family. just us. sweet.... Guess the turkey won't be the only thing getting well and truly stuffed this Christmas! He he! \n(My boyfriend is like Santa... he can come up my chimney anytime! ...and he knows if i've been bad or good....)
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Unfortunately it's supposed to be a mild winter. The El Nino thing is happening again and this part of the country is supposed to be warmer than usual. However, last time we had an El Nino winter we did have quite a bit of snow and a hell of an ice storm(2002). I live in Indiana, about 30 miles outside of Kentucky. I personally feel that the forecasters are wrong and we are going to have a really bad winter due to the fact that we had our first freeze before Halloween. Usually that's a pretty good sign that winter is going to be cold and snowy. I'm hoping for a lot of snow.
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Can you prove that Santa doesn't exist? If you went to the North Pole to look for him, searched everywhere, yet couldn't find him,  couldn't it just be said that you weren't looking in the right place? Or that you weren't looking hard enough? Or that you didn't have an open mind about things? Or that you clearly don't have faith in Santa, and so therefore, he hasn't revealed himself to you? Or that he doesn't want you to see him right now because it's not his will? Can you really prove that Santa doesn't exist if someone really really insist on believing in Santa in the face of logic and knowledge? Nope. They will just make up a million excuses as to why you can't see or find Santa coming down to the fact that you, "Don't believe". Silly I think.
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movie or cartoon? i first thought of Santa Claus is coming to town. yes, im sure thats it. thanx! now its stuck in my head!!!
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YES! My fav part was when ELF saw the Santa in the store mall and got in a fight because he said YOU ARE NOT THE REAL SANTA! HILARIOUS!
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Dear Santa~\n\n  We would like a nice 4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath house with a pool and spa on 2-3 acres in Redding, Ca. We would also like a new suv and truck!!\nWe have all been good this year! Working hard!!\n\nThank you so much Santa,\nDavid, Jennifer & Jason K.\nRedding, CA
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Yes I believe in Santa Claus. There was a fellow who went around doing good deeds for people named Saint Nicholas. He was became a Saint in one of the branch of the Christian Religions. He lived in Turkey during the 4th Century and he was best known for his good deed to a poor man who had three daughters all of them wanted to get married but the father had no money for a dowery for each of his daughters. So that none of them would become prostitutes, Nicholas as he was called at that time went to the man's house and through an open window placed money in each of the daughter's stockings. Hence the idea of putting gifts in one stockings. There is a shrine to him in Bari Italy. Saint Nicholas is the patron saint of archers,children,prostitutes, lawyers and pharamacist plus a few other people in different trades. So yes there really is a Santa Clause and he wasn't made up by coke-a-cola.
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In Anglo-Saxon countries, Santa Claus is said to leave a lump of coal instead of Christmas presents in the stockings of naughty children.\n\nUnless you've been naughty, you've nothing to worry about, but if you get an aluminum foil wrapped, irregularly shaped and fairly small stocking stuffer... you should probably try to behave better next year!