Watch Your Back, Frosty

The rest of the story is overrated. These seasonal snippets will do.

 

In a twist of festive irony, Santa later shot his own eye out.

 

Naturally, all Ralph Lauren cookie covers had to undergo a little "retouching."

 

Donner blamed Dasher, and Dasher blamed Vixen, but one thing was certain: they would never use the phrase "flipping his lid" again without wincing.

 

Their escape depended on luck, daring, and the fact that their snowy jailors had no arms.

 

To be fair, the woman never specified which part of the word to replace with an X.

 

So he bided his time, knowing someday, somehow, that smug self-satisfied snowman would pay.


Thanks to Kelly W., Matthew Z., Kimberly & Courtney, Joey T., Susan H., & Ann H. for showing us the Far Side of Christmas.

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P.S. Since this saved my butt during a long painting day recently, I have a random product recommendation:

No Buckle No-Show Stretch Belt

This is my new favorite belt, y'all. It basically turns anything with belt loops into an elastic waist. So comfy I forget it's on, slimline so it doesn't show under my t-shirts, and NO BELT BUCKLE to dig into my belly or unbuckle for bathroom breaks. Woohoo!

You know how stretch jeans are forever sliding down when you sit or bend, so you have to keep hitching them back up? No more! I wear this with all my jeans now. It's entirely elastic, so it moves and stretches with you, zero painful digging. I HIGHLY recommend for anyone well endowed with squish in the belly area.

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And from my other blog, Epbot:

In Protest

WHAT DO WE WANT?

 

WHEN DO WE WANT IT?

 

AND WHERE DO WE WANT IT?

Oh, good. Glad we cleared that up.

 

 

Thanks to Tammy P., Bryce G., & Kylie K. for the demonstration.

(And in case you're wondering about that last one: they asked the baker to write the name on the side.)

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Speaking of things that make your head hurt, a friend recently got me this gel cap for my migraines, and sweet icy Stay Puft, y'all, it's amazing:

Migraine Hot/Cold Gel Cap
 

 I have a huge head and a lot of hair, so it's pretty snug on me, but the extra pressure with the cold is heavenly during a migraine. I used to hold a cold pack and keep shifting it around from side to side, but this wraps my entire skull in a cooling hug. Ahhhh so good.

I keep the gel cap sealed in the fridge all the time now, so I can grab it as soon as a headache starts up. The cold only lasts 15-20 minutes, but it's 1000% worth it in my book, highly recommend.

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And from my other blog, Epbot: