Since vmk has brought you nothing new for christmas, I will... ;)

[lab_girl]

Lol! That was the last one I just tried with them - I played it twice, but can't figure out what they are saying at the end!

'Yowza' (spelling?)

 

[wassupman]

Try Holy night,these three kings or sleigh ride

 

[cat_herder]

have you tried "i saw mommy kissing santa claus?"

This was buried in my bookmarked links from a few years ago, i just was looking through my bookmarks (of which i have about 200 or so, WAY too many lol) and there it was.

Only 200. Wow I have about two thousand bookmarks.

Try 12 days in the Carols of Chin, too funny.

 

[cat_herder]

If you put in the four letter word that starts with f , they get on to you.

 

[NJ Mike]

If you put in the four letter word that starts with f , they get on to you.

Yes, yes. I wasnt going to post that little tidbit, i figured one of you sickos would figure it out. (there are other words that will get the same response, if you really want to explore lol)

 

[MomsGoneGoofy]

Thanks Mike and QueenLiz for all the laughs.

Hey Mike - ready for some more snow tonight?

 

[marypops!]

i found more songs if anyone is interested

hark the angels
it's beginning to look alot like christmas
frosty the snowman
o little town of bethlehem (bethlehem)
o come all ye faithful
god rest ye merry gentlemen
(all i want for christmas is) my 2 front teeth
have yourself a merry little christmas

 

[shadow pirate]

Finally found this thread. I've been looking for this (and am posting this) because of this little movie:http://albinoblacksheep.com/flash/sday. This is one of the better holiday movies I've seen in a while, but don't ask me why. I just couldn't stop laughing when the robot started attacking. No blood or gore, but there is a robo-santa attacking some random city. So watch it, or face the fury of robo-santa! BTW, this site has some things bad, so be careful what you look at (I guess). *EDIT* I forgot to mention the machine gun that comes out of his arm. Still, no gore.
http://albinoblacksheep.com/flash/sday

 

[MicMin]

Thanks for posting. The singing chins are so funny!

 

[Shaymojack]

I like that snowglobe thing a lot. And that chins thing is awesomly funny.

 

[tigressjewel]

Many of you have probably already played and/or seen this, but for those that haven't:
Snowball fight: http://www.nny.com/holiday/snowcraft.htm

 

[wdeversole]

Angry rabbits reenacting A Christmas Story in thirty seconds ...

They also do It's a Wonderful Life ...


http://www.angryalien.com

 

[BriarRosie]

Angry rabbits reenacting A Christmas Story in thirty seconds ...

They also do It's a Wonderful Life ...


http://www.angryalien.com

That is freakin' brilliant. I love those bunnies.

 

[Adventuredaz]

And I laughed and laughed. Something to do today while I sit at work. Because it is the holidays It is as dead as it gets.

 

[mizmouse]

What a great thread! I enjoyed the chins and bunny re-enactment!!

And don’t forget to go to NORAD on Christmas Eve, you can follow Santa and his reindeer as he travels the globe! I have included a little more info about NORAD below. I can't post the URL b/c it says I'm still "Earning my Ears", maybe someone else can post the URL for me. It's under the NORAD Kids section. Thanks!

Cheers!
~b

from the NORAD site:
NORAD is the bi-national U.S.-Canadian military organization responsible for the aerospace defense of the United States and Canada. NORAD was created by a 1958 agreement between Canada and the United States. The agreement has been renewed nine times - most recently in 2000. NORAD provides warning of missile and air attack against both of its member nations, safeguards the air sovereignty of North America, and provides air defense forces for defense against an air attack.

NORAD's mission has evolved over the years to meet the aerospace defense needs of Canada and the United States. The most recent "evolution" in NORAD's mission came as a result of September 11, 2001. Because of that day, NORAD now monitors the airspace within Canada and the United States, too. There are men and women in NORAD constantly watching the skies to keep the United States and Canada safe.