I wouldn't be upset. Santa stopped visiting me when I stopped maintaining self control and devoured every last chocolate chip cookie that was intended for him.
I'm sorry, Santa. I didn'....oooh, chocolate chip cookies! *nom nom nom*
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Santa actually franchised his workshop. We know it as Amazon.com though. Elves and reindeer got a nice pension to retire, but humans do their work now.
I would be happy for any law that states that a fat old man can make his way into my home and groom my children with the offers of toys.
Didn't see the jolly fat man once last xmas. Only people vitching about his efficiency. And the reason why he was no where to be seen is cuz he might offend a certain religious group. Might! Offend.
Face it Santa Claus is dead.
'Twas a cutlass swipe or an ounce of lead
Or a yawing hole in a battered head
And the scuppers clogged with rotting red
And there they lay I damn me eyes
All lookouts clapped on Paradise
All souls bound just contrarywise, yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!
We'll I mean personally being angry about a made up problem seems about as useful as being upset about the law and it's implication. I suppose it would make sense to say yes if you would be annoyed at wasting resources in the way of time towards that issue when other problems are far more reaching, that I guess I could understand.
Bur me I would say NO, because I rather not get upset or and argue over an problem that doesn't really exist anyways.
I was the Santa of the household for my baby brother until he got old enough for the big revelation.
I didn't climb down no damn chimneys, fuck that.