Post by SunnyGirl on Dec 23, 2003 12:16:20 GMT -5
Santa Claus is not a woman!
Here's why:
- First, Christmas would be late every year. The line
at the department store would never move because
Santa would feel the need to 'bond' with every kid that
sat on her lap. The elves would never get any toys
made because they'd be too busy telling her, "No Santa,
those red pants do NOT make your butt look fat." - Soot from the chimney is a female irritant
- Women don't know how to change the lightbulb
in Rudolph's nose - Most women surveyed said they prefer little or no
facial hair - Elves are not personal servants
- Nice girls don't walk around saying 'Ho'
- Mrs. Claus is not a lesbian.
- The sleigh and the reindeer are not equipped
with an automatic transmission, a cell phone or
vanity mirrors. - If Santa was female, she wouldn't have white
hair, she'd be the North Pole poster child for 'Clairol
Brunette # whatever'. - Santa Chick would only bring junk like 'Easy Bake'
ovens, Baby 'Pukes 'n Craps', and worst of all -
CLOTHES - to all the little kids in the world because
they're far less threatening than really cool toys like
'Johnny Thermo-nuclear Warhead' or 'Rock-em Sock-em
Robots' or 'GI Joe Talking Adventure Team Commander
with Kung Fu Grip'. - When you leave a plate of cookies out on the kitchen
table on Christmas Eve, Santa samples each one to
prove he was there. If Santa was a woman, the whole
d**n cookie jar would be missing and and there'd be a
sea of empty Ben & Jerry's containers all over the
kitchen floor. - As far as that red velvet suit is concerned, Mrs Claus
withheld sex until Santa agreed to wear it. - If all that doesn't prove without a doubt that Santa
is a guy, consider this verse from the poem: T'was The
Night Before Christmas:
"He spoke not a word but went straight to his
work..."
If Santa was female, that line would have read:
"She never shut up, so Christmas was cancelled..."
Yep, Santa's a guy alright,
as are most mythical holiday characters........
(with the exception of the Easter Bunny,
thanks to Hugh Heffner).