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This weekend was the "official" start (what "official" decided this, I don't know) of the holiday season, and already I'm sick of the holidays.  Call me Mr. Grinch.  But who wouldn't be a grinch after a month of hearing cheesily-performed christmas carols over the PA Home Depot and a whole month yet to endure?

Santa was in all the malls on November 1st this year.  I know retailers like to milk us for everything we've got during the holidays, but two months of it is a little ridiculous. 

Here is a question: with Santa making his trip down from the north pole just in time for Halloween this year, what did he dress up as for the occasion?  Did he do the sexy devil thing (irony!)?  Or did he do something more topical, like the SNL *blank*-in-a-box guys or Captain Jack Sparrow?  I'd really like to know.  Santa, if you are watching this, weigh in with some pics!  I wonder if his elves got in on the halloween action.

Ho ho ho, I'm ready for new year's now.  Bring on the champagne and party hats and balloons.  Then, let's bring on the spring!  (yes, I know...  it hasn't even snowed yet...)

Readers have left 4 comments.

1. hannibalthecannibal

I agree. Too much holidays. Grin and bear it man!!!

2. Guest User

LOL Santa dressing up for halloween... I love it. I bet he dressed up like the wizard guy from harry potter, what with his beard and all.

3. Guest User

I like the holidays... but it did seem like they really jumped on us this year.

4. DCB

I was in Macy's at the Cambridgeside Galleria in the first or second week of OCTOBER and they were starting to unpack their Christmas displays. Seriously, shouldn't the avid Holloween and Thanksgiving supporters be mad? It's their holidays that are losing out. I ignore any reference to Christmas until Thanksgiving leftovers are out of my fridge. Just wait though, before New Years comes the valentines in the store shelves ...

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