Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Crispmas

 It's what it's really all about
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Let's all (see what I did there?) forget about all this goodwill and get back to what the season's really all about - the sale and consumption of huge quantities of barely digestible snack food. Wouldn't it be nice (he said, bravely) if we could all forget about the complex religious stuff that's foisted on us and just eat our curiously flavoured fatty potato-based snacks in peace?

Krisp Kringle, anyone?

—Murdoch, Dec 19 2007

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       It was cool that one time I saw this idea in a movie. It would be cool if it were real.
—globaltourniquet, Dec 19 2007
   

       nothing quite like warming your cold little hands against a real blazing row. :)
—po, Dec 19 2007
   

       Was the theme music for that cool movie, which'd be cool if it were real, about Crispmas a version of "Pringles Bells" by someone with a puntastic snack-related name that I can't think of right now?
—Murdoch, Dec 19 2007
   

       No no no... Christmas is about driving in horrid weather to at least 3 different sides of the family in a week and stuffing yourselves silly, rinse and repeat many many times. I remember attending at least 7, all various family factions, one year.
—RayfordSteele, Dec 19 2007
   

       Christmas is for dogs, not just for life.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 19 2007
   


 

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