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For all you kids out there, of course there is a Santa. There is no way on Earth that your parents would lie to you about a fictional man who somehow is able to make iPads and x-Boxes in a shed at the North Pole, and then deliver those gadgets and toys all over the world in one night when the rest of us can't even make it past Denton because of all of the traffic. If they were going to lie, they'd do a heck of a lot better job than that. So don't worry about it. The anchorwoman is probably just grumpy because Santa gave her a hideous yellow jacket.
But when you watch the video, she sounds just like Clair Huxtable on a rant.
14 comments:
Uppity much?
AMR stole Christmas, NOT the grinch
Geez, Barry. Your own rant was harshly Grinchlike itself. Are you that eager to suck all the magic out of being a child?
She may personify the phrase, "she has her panties in a wad".
My Other Brother Darryl
My parents told me they never smoked pot
In the infamous words of Al Sharpton, "Resist we much, we much resist."
Ahh, the blunt honesty approach with little kids. Wonderful. She's so right; important that little kids have the proper realistic perception of things. So, while telling them there is no Santa, let's follow that up with telling the little kids "oh, and by the way, you are going to die one day".
I wish no one had ever thought of Santa! It is rediculous if you really think about it. What a let down it is when you find out the truth..your parents lied to you.
Is she a Lesbo?
WOW. Thanks lady, the only time I can get my children to mind and you have let the cat outta the bag, it works for 2 weeks
9:25, you are a bad parent if you can only get your kids to mind because of the threat that a fictional man won't deliver if the kids' behavior is poor.
The Santa story is dumb. Around age 4, when your kiddo begins to wonder, instead of perpetuating a stupid story, why not show them that critical thinking pays off. So when they question Santa's realism, they are rewarded with truth.
hey 1:30 p.m.:
you're just funner than a box of hammers, huh!
You didn't say if you had kids or not, but if you do, and you told them that, I bet you tell them to tell other kids that santa's not real. If so, what right do you have to interfere with what other parents tell their kids?
gern blansten
130 - What makes you believe that critical thinking as an adult is not enhanced by exercising one's imagination as a child? Your faith in the benefits of revealing the "truth" about Santa is based on less evidence than a child's believing in his existence. Read Joseph Campbell if you doubt the importance and the power of myths.
But you all believe and teach your children of a virgin giving birth ?
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