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1. Crappy Presents. It’s hard to get excited about a small bottle of Avon talcum powder and a hankie, especially if you still have the one from last year. |
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2. Family arguments. Potentially they involve decades of history and people are quite happy to suppress them for 364 days (365 for a leap year), then why bring them up on the Big Day? |
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3. Shopping as a contact sport. Not deliberately, just because there are too many people searching for the perfect last minute gift. |
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4. Tacky Christmas decorations. I don’t think the fat man takes any notice of “Santa Please Stop Here” signs in someone’s front yard. |
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5. People who insist on the traditional Northern Hemisphere Christmas dinner, even when it’s over 30 degrees in the Antipodes in December. |
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6. People who dress their dogs up in an attempt to include them in the festivities. Dogs don’t need antlers. (especially Rottweilers) |
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7. The memory of the Christmas party when you had one too many apricot schnapps and did something you regret. |
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8. TV Sitcoms do a Christmas show with the plot stolen from a classic story. Although Michael J Fox is a fabulous actor, Family Ties' Alex P Keaton was just not believable as Scrooge. |
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9. Lame (American of course) Christmas Movies, especially ones that give rise to even lamer sequels. |
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10. The thing I hate most – I’m not a kid anymore, so there are no surprises from Santa on Christmas morning. What’s the point of getting up? |
Thanks to Kathryn for this post!
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