Well I think we all know the real reason: Meg.
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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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Zweiland
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^That too. Although, since I'm playing Meg in the Christmas special, I can't very well blame myself, can I?
unkadug
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Wish I was there, on the other side of the field.
donaldtoo
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Waitin' for our UT to play at 6 CT. Not real good the last few years. I think it's past time for Brown to go. Maybe to AD, but even that kinda' bugs me. With their athletic shoe budget bein' as much as some other head coaches salaries they should be winnin' National Championships every other year and sometimes back to back.
Nemo14
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Zweiland
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I see you beat me to it once again. 3rd time in as many days!and don't forget these($3.96 each - free shipping with every 1000 ordered!
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MOXOMUMD
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@Megalodumb had better get these in the Christmas catalog! Only 46 shopping days left.
Goofyernmost
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I went to the mall today, (different one from the other day) and they were completely decorated, Christmas music blaring away and the kicker to me was that they had Santa there already with kids on his knee and everything. I had to look at the calendar to double check the date. Yup, November 9th.
I spoke with one of the clerks in one of the stores at the mall and said to him...You know you are going to be damn sick of this music by the time Christmas gets here. He replied, hell, I'm sick of it already.
When I was a kid, Santa always made a grand entrance well after Thanksgiving. Big deal, parades, sometimes arriving by helicopter and, I might be remembering this wrong, it was a long time ago, but I think there was only about a 3 week window for that. The radio stations used to have a special program every afternoon for a couple of weeks before Christmas where Santa would read your letters on air and announce whether you had been good or bad that year. (It was always good).
I spoke with one of the clerks in one of the stores at the mall and said to him...You know you are going to be damn sick of this music by the time Christmas gets here. He replied, hell, I'm sick of it already.
When I was a kid, Santa always made a grand entrance well after Thanksgiving. Big deal, parades, sometimes arriving by helicopter and, I might be remembering this wrong, it was a long time ago, but I think there was only about a 3 week window for that. The radio stations used to have a special program every afternoon for a couple of weeks before Christmas where Santa would read your letters on air and announce whether you had been good or bad that year. (It was always good).
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Nemo14
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Does this mean you're trying out for the role of Scrooge?
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acishere
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Goofyernmost
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No, Scrooge was never as mean spirited as I am. Bah Humbug!
acishere
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It started in late August in a lot of places and Santa is probably out by the weekend after Halloween. This has to be a recent trend too. In the 90s i never saw any of this stuff out so early. I can handle Christmas music for a month, I can really enjoy it then. But 3 months of it just kills any enjoyment.
Tell him he better watch himself.
*shoots out the tires on @Goofyernmost's car*
I would if it would actually load.
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