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Title: Ho Ho Fucking Ho - Kevin Wilson
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URL Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cNd2I85Qbo
Published: Dec 13, 2011
Author: Monty Python(?)
Post Date: 2011-12-13 19:13:37 by angK
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Views: 796
Comments: 11
Poster Comment: Got the Christmas Spirit? This will take the roses out of your jolly little cheeks.
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#2. To: angK (#0)
lol....angK, you remind me of this fellow~
The Grinch? Bah Humbug! Humbug, I tell you! As a matter of interest, I have just discovered that Charles Dicken's father went to debtors prison as a result of the recession in England after The Battle of Waterloo. You might recall that Amschel Mayer Rothschild made a killing in the stock market by getting fore-knowledge of the outcome of that battle, and was single handedly responsible for that recession. Which brings me to my point. Dicken's Scrooge, in "A Christmas Carol, bore a striking resemblance to Rothschild. " Are there no prisons, are there no work houses?" Scrooge points out to one of the spirits of Christmas that he is not sitting at his usual spot outside the bank, where he always sat at that time of day. A direct reference to Rothschilds habit of doing just that, and particularly on the day he caused a run on the bank, which led to Dickens' fathers incarceration in debtors prison. Dickens placed his character, Scrooge, in Victorian England at Christmas time, to explore the possibility of how Christianity could redeem such a money hungry, miserly, POS. So, before I am visited by the three spirits of Christmas on Dec. 24th, and condemned to carrying that little cunt, Tiny Tim, around on my shoulders for the rest of my life, I REPENT!!
AngK.....I did not know that Scrooge was based on a Rothchild, but it makes PERFECT sense. Thanks for sharing that tidbit with me. : ) LOL....You are saved from packing that little c*nt Tiny Tim around on your shoulders.
BTW, I think the c*nt word is the grandaddy of all filthy words, but for some reason, if used judiciously and sparingly, is also wildly funny. Can't help myself. I have a perverse sense of humour.
lol.....it sort of belongs to the English and therefore is adept for a Dickens character. : ) And, I agree it is the grandaddy of all filthy words. Once it was uttered to me in the hallway in high school causing me to dot on an eye. Split second reaction it was. I arrived at my next class with a serenade of the Rocky theme song prior to heading down to my meeting with the principal. : )
#9. To: abraxas (#7)
LOL. I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when you explained to the principal why you threw the punch. " Well you see sir, er ahem, someone called me a cunt. Not that there's anything wrong with that!"
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#4. To: abraxas (#2)
lol....angK, you remind me of this fellow
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#6. To: abraxas (#5)
You are saved from packing that little c*nt Tiny Tim around on your shoulders.
#7. To: angK (#6)
Replies to Comment # 7. I arrived at my next class with a serenade of the Rocky theme song prior to heading down to my meeting with the principal. : )
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