LoadingReadyRun: Ways to Avoid Christmas

GrizzlerBorno

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No Graham Don't do it! Think of all the Unskippable's you have left to do.


No wait, don't do that. don't do that. don't .....Goddamn it!
 

elb0ng0

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When he sabotages the Santa: Put in the "Gentlemen" form meet the spy and we have a winner.
 

thorin01

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The internal references were great. From Matt's reason for converting to It's a Wonderful Game. But I loved the stinger. Did we see the beginnings of Christmas's war against all of us?
 

Impluse_101

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Did anyone else say EMP right before the word actually came up for the House?

Cause I did....I spewed pretzels over my keyboard.
 

ghostrider409895

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I like the converting scene there. It is cool that it ties in with the Conan's Witness episode. I also like the emp and wonderful life one too, but I really like the converting one just because it ties in with that other episode.

I am never really one to avoid Christmas, but the fact that this video is about two months late from when stores started promoting Christmas does make a point that some places start celebrating the holidays a bit too early.

The only thing in that video I would not try is the papershreder one. Sure, it is a good way to destroy those cards, but knowing my luck one of those would have money in it and that's a quick way to lose ten or twenty dollars.
 

Harbinger_

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Kind of getting tired of the Sam Raimi. It was funny the first few times. Now it really isn't. The rest of the video is great. It must have been a blast making the extreme cushion of solitude fort on the couch.
 

DustyDrB

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Screen your mail had me laughing. Though I'm a huge fan of the season.
 

Versago

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The "Screen you mail" part made me laugh loudly at 00:43 in the morning :p

I'd have put a caption on the stinger as "Double Tap"