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Jae
December 7, 2005, 05:47 PM
I recently saw a news report where someone hung "good ol' Saint Nick" by the neck, tied his hands and blindfolded him. I thought it was hysterical, and I thought they should've lit a fire under him too. Unfortunately due to my point of view, ppl now think I'm the Spawn of Satan!!!:rolleyes: :rolleyes:...oh well.
I just wanna know what you all think bout this? I personally don't support the whole Santa Claus thing. I think it's ridiculous. Does anyone agree/disagree and why?
Should we really be telling our kids that some pot bellied, freak in a red suit, with white unkempt hair and who lives in some fantasy land, buys them the gifts that we worked so hard to get for them??? :eusa_snoo :eusa_snoo
Malloc-X
December 7, 2005, 06:20 PM
i agree with u. we should hang all santas by their necks in christmas trees.
Drew
December 7, 2005, 07:52 PM
LMAO, and start a war between kids and there parents, u two are crazy u know that. it gives kids a reason to be good. behave or no presents for christmas. and things like imagination and things that are make belief are healthy for kids. (right leina)
ramesh
December 7, 2005, 09:59 PM
You know, every Christmas another movie comes out with the following theme: Christmas has to be saved. Santa is dying.
Because kids have stopped believing in magic or Santa Claus or some other fairy story, Santa Claus will be unable to deliver his gifts and only with a giant group of people suddenly singing Christmas Carols about white snow and Sana Claus can his sleigh gain enough power to deliver the gifts.
Its like these magic beings only draw their power from our belief in them being real. If we stop expressing our belief in them they die.....?
nuhsenutten
December 8, 2005, 10:18 AM
personally i dont think any child in jamaica believes he is real......it dosent do them any harm .......it actually helps develop thier imagination....and provides wholesome entertainment
Jae
December 8, 2005, 11:59 AM
And u know who else I want them to burn???? I bet u can't guess....Ms. Realistically Disproportionate Barbie. Man I despise that chunk of plastic.:icon_twis :icon_twis
nuhsenutten
December 8, 2005, 12:14 PM
i agree with u on that one .........althou barbie look good still:D
easyskanka
December 8, 2005, 01:55 PM
personally i dont think any child in jamaica believes he is real......it dosent do them any harm .......it actually helps develop thier imagination....and provides wholesome entertainment
With all due respect,that's a matter of oppinion:)
Twinkie
December 8, 2005, 08:33 PM
Burn Santas
Christmas was not originally celebrated for some fat, white man riding in a deer driven sleigh. And most kids are losing the original focus or point.
My kids won't have to worry about being good or bad for no gift...str8 belt dem a get if dem bad and lunch money if dem good.
Jae
December 8, 2005, 09:48 PM
Burn Santas
Christmas was not originally celebrated for some fat, white man riding in a deer driven sleigh. And most kids are losing the original focus or point.
My kids won't have to worry about being good or bad for no gift...str8 belt dem a get if dem bad and lunch money if dem good.
:dwl: :dwl: :dwl: :dwl: Bwoy Twinkie u nah ramp...Hope u nuh turn out one a dem crazy mada deh whe' thro on lick fi every ting...
nuhsenutten
December 9, 2005, 08:04 AM
Twinkie mi sorry fi ur pickney dem ...........sound like them gonaa have it hard:D:dwl
Jae
December 9, 2005, 09:35 AM
Santa and Barbie really get on my nerves still. I hate the fact that these fantasy figures are so glorified. WTF??? I really don't get that. Is reality that bad? No blasted man can go round the world in a day muchless a couple hrs. And if he were real, him definitely never visit me and I've been such a good girl;) . Also no blasted woman looks like Barbie. Screw them both. Whe' the baygon and lighter deh???:icon_twis :icon_twis :icon_twis
Bahama Mama
December 9, 2005, 10:28 AM
I have no problem with Santa Claus, though I personally never believed in him, I mean I didnt have a chimney growing up for goodness sake :rolleyes: .
But seriously, I see Santa Claus has harmless fantasy for kids who at certain ages have very active imaginations. Its the same thing as having an imaginary friend for tea time or doll time. Kids with normal mental development will grow out their fantasy world, particularly when they hit high school.
As far as Barbie, I prefer to buy my kids books!
nuhsenutten
December 9, 2005, 11:07 AM
no woman looks like barbie........is that before or after sergury?
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