- Joined
- Mar 3, 2024
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
You talk a lot of shit, particularly to children, for someone who is always at optimum ball-punching level.I’ll answer this the same way I do to my kids and the nieces and nephews: Santa is an idea as much as he’s a person. You should believe in him because it costs you nothing to do so. You don’t have to pay to believe it, it doesn’t hurt you, the worst case is that it’s not true and you still had a great holiday season with your friends and family.
I believe in Santa because I choose to live in a world in which he’s real. I’m also a hair under 7 feet tall so I can do whatever I want to, especially if it spreads joy to little hearts.
You can be like me friends, if you want to.![]()
In theory, yes. In practice, he's probably too self-isolating to be more than an obscure laughingstock.Would the grinch be a lolcow?
PoonerclausSanta is real if you are not a tranny.
You misspelled ByzantineThe real Saint Nicholas is Turkish
View attachment 6740267
The crescent moon and star are they symbols of Constantinople, and the town of Byzantium before it. The Ottomans chose it as they're symbol as they saw themselves the sucessors of Rome. Christ cares not who you are, as long as you embrace his love.You misspelled Byzantine
Source.No, Santa Clause is not real. Your parents bought you presents. Your dad had to work overtime to be able to afford them. Your mother and father wrapped them at night while you were sleeping. They might have had to get up the next day and go to work depending on when they wrapped them.