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ceotraveling 30 Reviews 641 reads
posted
1 / 25

Yeah I get some may not celebrate Christmas but I don't count them as real people anyway. :0)

ronkini1234 2 Reviews 314 reads
posted
2 / 25

Went from Fort Lauderdale to Cozumel, took A LOT of sultan baths (the water was infused with perfume). Had these bluetooth headphones on so I could play music in the tub. Ate 10 meals a day (had pot roast every dinner with horseradish), bathed 6 times a day in the sultan, drank like a tub of pink lemonade, gained 5 kilos. The cruise ship lobby had this huge Christmas tree with fake snow on it and tons of lighting, families and their kids everywhere it was like the cruise ship was one giant family. Whenever I wanted quiet I just read at the library onboard. Will repeat.

octavia.lexa See my TER Reviews 347 reads
posted
3 / 25

and i got to milk his cock all over the chocolate chip cookies and we shared the cookies...and i got inflatable butt plug as a reward:))

The_Lies_We_Tell 342 reads
posted
4 / 25

Not my fault i was born Jewish...
I want to believe in Santa!

Posted By: ceotraveling
Yeah I get some may not celebrate Christmas but I don't count them as real people anyway. :0)

IBDPhotography 307 reads
posted
5 / 25

I am NEVER going to eat chocolate chip cookies on Christmas again!! (lol)

~scorns~ "Bad Santa!"

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 372 reads
posted
6 / 25

Twas the night before christmas
and all through the house,
everyone felt shitty,
even the mouse.

Mom at the whorehouse,
dad smoking grass;
I'd just settle down
for a nice piece of ass.

Out on the lawn,
I heard such a clatter.
I sprung from my chair
to see what was the matter.

When out on the lawn,
I saw a big dick.
I knew in a minute,
it must be St. Nick.

He came down the chimney
like a bat out of hell.
I knew in a moment,
the fucker had fell.

He stuffed all our stockings
with pretzels and beer,
and a big rubber dick
for my brother the queer.

He rose up the chimney
with a thunderous fart.
that son of a bitch
blew my chimney apart.

He swore and he cursed
as he rode away,
piss on you all
and have a hell of a day

ToniLove See my TER Reviews 354 reads
posted
7 / 25

My dad said half the living room was mine,  the other half belonged to my sister.  The entire living room was filled with gifts!  He told my brother his was in the garage.  He definitely loved spoiling his kids :)
Christmas was my dad's favorite time of year. He way out did himself that year. I will never forget that year :

mrfisher 115 Reviews 259 reads
posted
8 / 25

We were also Jewish, and had 8 crazy nights as Adam Sandler has pointed out.

We did however get stockings on Christmas morning, stuffed with the usual chocolate Santas, popcorn balls, raisins, and maybe a small toy.

My favorite gift from that was a small "tot" stapler.  I was about 6, and always wanted a stapler.  There seemed to be something about the power of attaching two pieces of paper together that fascinated me.

In fact I still have that stapler and use it often at home.  It's probably the oldest gift (excluding a birth cup) that I have.

missariarocchi See my TER Reviews 325 reads
posted
9 / 25

Before I stopped celebrating.  

It was the year I got my first rifle.

numpty88 14 Reviews 336 reads
posted
10 / 25

into the kitchen before siblings were awake.  Grandfather reading the paper while sipping coffee, then without a word he poured me half a cup and slid over the milk & sugar with a wink.

Grandmother fussing at him for my coffee but not taking it away, and instead putting down a hot chocolate so I could choose.  The two of them chatting about daily stuff while I read the comic page from the paper.

Then the table loading up with oranges, grapefruit, grapes, pancakes, sausage, eggs, grits, bacon, ham, and toast as everyone else started to wake up.  But I got to keep my seat at the adult table next to my grandfather.

Those 30 minutes or so with just my grandparents being themselves is better than any present money can buy.

maxwell44 23 Reviews 288 reads
posted
12 / 25

Were these magic grits? Did you get these grits from the same guy who sold Jack his bean stalk beans?  

Posted By: DURHAMDREW63
What's a grit?

donbecker54 19 Reviews 257 reads
posted
13 / 25
maxwell44 23 Reviews 247 reads
posted
14 / 25
rrasha88 See my TER Reviews 262 reads
posted
15 / 25

A seemingly jolly fat guy knows when you are sleeping. He knows when you’re awake. He knows if you’ve been bad or good.  And let’s not forget that you’re being warned not to shout or cry.

Sounds like the transcript from Ted Bundy’s trial

Durhamdrew 19 Reviews 291 reads
posted
16 / 25

I think any of those get you on the "Naughty but a keeper" List

Durhamdrew 19 Reviews 241 reads
posted
17 / 25

So ... magic grits are like magic mushrooms?

Posted By: maxwell44
Were these magic grits? Did you get these grits from the same guy who sold Jack his bean stalk beans?  
   
Posted By: DURHAMDREW63
What's a grit?

1705218 10 Reviews 277 reads
posted
19 / 25

when I was 12 years old and WW2 was over I had been nagging  my parents how much I wanted, needed, and deserved a bicycle. My dad had a Montgomery Wards bike laid away for me. In my pleading and snivvling about bikes I mentioned that I really didn't like the Monky Wards bikes. But, WOW   the Western Auto bikes were really great. My dad canceled  the layaway and bought me the one I coveted. I didn't know this for several years when my parents finally told me. I loved them and that bike.

harborview 10 Reviews 283 reads
posted
20 / 25

I drove 100 miles to be with my GF at her place of employment...  she snuck out & we did the deed in her company car.

missariarocchi See my TER Reviews 269 reads
posted
21 / 25

I was hoping someone would make the reference  

Saw it on Broadway and it brought back a ton of memories when I'd go deer hunting. I miss Christmas at the hunting lodge. Managed to get stalked by a big cat once, that was fun.  
Posted By: donbecker54

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 245 reads
posted
22 / 25
Alan_Nimm 145 reads
posted
24 / 25

I was 7 I think and beginning to think this Santa business was a big lie. I mentioned that to my oldest sister, who was around 11 then. She told me in no uncertain terms that Santa IS real, and in hushed tones told me about the time she snuck downstairs late on Christmas Eve and saw him with her own eyes. Well, I had to believe an eyewitness account from my oldest sister, so I got to hang onto my childhood innocence for a couple more years.  

Another memory I cherish is when I was 10 (soon after my parents spilled the beans on Santa) and all I wanted for Christmas was a telescope. I'd seen one at Sears (this was a long time ago, when everyone shopped at Sears) when I was there with my dad and pointed it out to him. He was a very thrifty man, and huffed, "That's much too expensive!"  So that as they say was that.  Christmas morning came, and there was no telescope under the tree. No surprise. But what really got me down was there wasn't much of anything for me under the tree. As I wallowed in self-pity, my mom said, "Could you please go in your dad's office closet and get his robe?"  I sulked over to the closet, opened the door, and there was the telescope.

VIPCharlotteYork See my TER Reviews 232 reads
posted
25 / 25

opening my eyes to see my grand mother who travelled from another country to come spend Christmas with me .... good times

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