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He knows if you've been bad or good. For his part, he's been exclusively bad. Here's a small collection of 10 vintage Christmas cards that terrify the tinsel out of us. Undated - "I can see you. You can't see me, but I can see you." c. 1880 - "Careful with that tree, Santa. You'll do yourself a mischief. Seriously. Even the old man in your boot is concerned." c. 1885 - "I'm going down there. (Wink.)" c. 1885 - "My, what a disproportionately immense head you've got, Santa. Which you've wreathed in holly. Sharp, sharp holly. OK, I'm outta here." Late 1880s/early 1900s - "Greetings, children, I am Super Santa. Admire my cloak, then allow me to spin you a spool of thread from my extraneous beard hair. Wait, come back..." 1905 - "Oh, another doll, Santa, that's... kinda like my other doll, only blue. Nice. Wait, where are you?" "I'm in a parallel universe accessed via a porthole in the night sky. Check it." c. 1910 - "You know, people often ask me, 'Santa, what do you do with the children who've been bad?' Here's the answer: I pretend I'm dead and beat them with a bunch of sticks tied up with a ribbon. Happy Christmas." c. 1912 - "Go ahead, elf, make my day." c. 1897 - "Now then, children, let's see what old Santa's got for you. How about a Yoko Ono shield and spear set? Or a Punch mannequin? Or a spade? Or a gun?" c. 1890 - "Just remain absolutely still and maybe he won't see us... OMG, he's turning around..." (Images: Getty Immages, via Mashable/Retronaut)
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A surge of photographs showing frightening Father Christmases throughout the years have emerged on social media, showing many children probably wishing Father Christmas didn't really exist.
He knows if you've been bad or good. For his part, he's been exclusively bad. Here's a small collection of 10 vintage Christmas cards that terrify the tinsel out of us. Undated - "I can see you. You can't see me, but I can see you." c. 1880 - "Careful with that tree, Santa. You'll do yourself a mischief. Seriously. Even the old man in your boot is concerned." c. 1885 - "I'm going down there. (Wink.)" c. 1885 - "My, what a disproportionately immense head you've got, Santa. Which you've wreathed in holly. Sharp, sharp holly. OK, I'm outta here." Late 1880s/early 1900s - "Greetings, children, I am Super Santa. Admire my cloak, then allow me to spin you a spool of thread from my extraneous beard hair. Wait, come back..." 1905 - "Oh, another doll, Santa, that's... kinda like my other doll, only blue. Nice. Wait, where are you?" "I'm in a parallel universe accessed via a porthole in the night sky. Check it." c. 1910 - "You know, people often ask me, 'Santa, what do you do with the children who've been bad?' Here's the answer: I pretend I'm dead and beat them with a bunch of sticks tied up with a ribbon. Happy Christmas." c. 1912 - "Go ahead, elf, make my day." c. 1897 - "Now then, children, let's see what old Santa's got for you. How about a Yoko Ono shield and spear set? Or a Punch mannequin? Or a spade? Or a gun?" c. 1890 - "Just remain absolutely still and maybe he won't see us... OMG, he's turning around..." (Images: Getty Immages, via Mashable/Retronaut)
You’d better watch out, ‘cause these Santas don’t care if you’ve been naughty or nice.
If Dragon's Mass Eve Be Cold And Clear by Ken Scholes
Holidays is once again getting closer. As the song goes, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Lovely Christmas trees in every houses and adorable
He knows if you've been bad or good. For his part, he's been exclusively bad. Here's a small collection of 10 vintage Christmas cards that terrify the tinsel out of us. Undated - "I can see you. You can't see me, but I can see you." c. 1880 - "Careful with that tree, Santa. You'll do yourself a mischief. Seriously. Even the old man in your boot is concerned." c. 1885 - "I'm going down there. (Wink.)" c. 1885 - "My, what a disproportionately immense head you've got, Santa. Which you've wreathed in holly. Sharp, sharp holly. OK, I'm outta here." Late 1880s/early 1900s - "Greetings, children, I am Super Santa. Admire my cloak, then allow me to spin you a spool of thread from my extraneous beard hair. Wait, come back..." 1905 - "Oh, another doll, Santa, that's... kinda like my other doll, only blue. Nice. Wait, where are you?" "I'm in a parallel universe accessed via a porthole in the night sky. Check it." c. 1910 - "You know, people often ask me, 'Santa, what do you do with the children who've been bad?' Here's the answer: I pretend I'm dead and beat them with a bunch of sticks tied up with a ribbon. Happy Christmas." c. 1912 - "Go ahead, elf, make my day." c. 1897 - "Now then, children, let's see what old Santa's got for you. How about a Yoko Ono shield and spear set? Or a Punch mannequin? Or a spade? Or a gun?" c. 1890 - "Just remain absolutely still and maybe he won't see us... OMG, he's turning around..." (Images: Getty Immages, via Mashable/Retronaut)
He knows if you've been bad or good. For his part, he's been exclusively bad. Here's a small collection of 10 vintage Christmas cards that terrify the tinsel out of us. Undated - "I can see you. You can't see me, but I can see you." c. 1880 - "Careful with that tree, Santa. You'll do yourself a mischief. Seriously. Even the old man in your boot is concerned." c. 1885 - "I'm going down there. (Wink.)" c. 1885 - "My, what a disproportionately immense head you've got, Santa. Which you've wreathed in holly. Sharp, sharp holly. OK, I'm outta here." Late 1880s/early 1900s - "Greetings, children, I am Super Santa. Admire my cloak, then allow me to spin you a spool of thread from my extraneous beard hair. Wait, come back..." 1905 - "Oh, another doll, Santa, that's... kinda like my other doll, only blue. Nice. Wait, where are you?" "I'm in a parallel universe accessed via a porthole in the night sky. Check it." c. 1910 - "You know, people often ask me, 'Santa, what do you do with the children who've been bad?' Here's the answer: I pretend I'm dead and beat them with a bunch of sticks tied up with a ribbon. Happy Christmas." c. 1912 - "Go ahead, elf, make my day." c. 1897 - "Now then, children, let's see what old Santa's got for you. How about a Yoko Ono shield and spear set? Or a Punch mannequin? Or a spade? Or a gun?" c. 1890 - "Just remain absolutely still and maybe he won't see us... OMG, he's turning around..." (Images: Getty Immages, via Mashable/Retronaut)
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Holidays is once again getting closer. As the song goes, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Lovely Christmas trees in every houses and adorable
Lot 210. EXTREMELY RARE GERMAN WALKING SANTA. (6658)
He knows if you've been bad or good. For his part, he's been exclusively bad. Here's a small collection of 10 vintage Christmas cards that terrify the tinsel out of us. Undated - "I can see you. You can't see me, but I can see you." c. 1880 - "Careful with that tree, Santa. You'll do yourself a mischief. Seriously. Even the old man in your boot is concerned." c. 1885 - "I'm going down there. (Wink.)" c. 1885 - "My, what a disproportionately immense head you've got, Santa. Which you've wreathed in holly. Sharp, sharp holly. OK, I'm outta here." Late 1880s/early 1900s - "Greetings, children, I am Super Santa. Admire my cloak, then allow me to spin you a spool of thread from my extraneous beard hair. Wait, come back..." 1905 - "Oh, another doll, Santa, that's... kinda like my other doll, only blue. Nice. Wait, where are you?" "I'm in a parallel universe accessed via a porthole in the night sky. Check it." c. 1910 - "You know, people often ask me, 'Santa, what do you do with the children who've been bad?' Here's the answer: I pretend I'm dead and beat them with a bunch of sticks tied up with a ribbon. Happy Christmas." c. 1912 - "Go ahead, elf, make my day." c. 1897 - "Now then, children, let's see what old Santa's got for you. How about a Yoko Ono shield and spear set? Or a Punch mannequin? Or a spade? Or a gun?" c. 1890 - "Just remain absolutely still and maybe he won't see us... OMG, he's turning around..." (Images: Getty Immages, via Mashable/Retronaut)
6 Deviant Art contributions that offer up deliciously evil Santa Claws, er, Claus.
Ce que tu penses, tu le deviens Ce que tu ressens, tu l'attires Ce que tu imagines, tu le crées
