As the elves stuffed Santa's sack with toys, one of them said,
- "All these toys, and all we get is lousy candy canes."
- "He's got everything but the kitchen sink in here. Oh, here it is, too!"
- "I wonder if I'd get in much trouble if I hid in this Barbie Dream House."
- "I wonder if Mr. Loyd's class is going to write about me again this year."
- "Has Santa ever considered using UPS to deliver all this junk?"
- "Hey, I remember the day I made this Nintendo. It was the same day Mrs. Claus made tacos for supper."
- "Uh-oh. We packed it too tight. All the Tickle-me-Elmo's just started shaking and quaking."
- "I wonder who will get this Furby that we taught Eskimo language.
As Rudolph got ready to guide Santa's sleigh, he said,
- "Let's see, I turn left at Scotland. . . or is it right? Oh, brother."
- "I'm so nervous. People don't realize how much pressure it is to remember where every boy and girl lives."
- "Hope you don't mind, Santa. I thought I'd try a blue light in my nose this year. When those airplanes see a blue light behind 'em, they'll pull over!"
- "I'm not so wild about this new 'clap-on' switch for my nose. For one thing, I can't clap!"
- "Sometimes I wonder what it'd be like to have a pierced nose, but I'm scared of what Santa would say."
- "Remember guys, no tail-gating. Those antlers are sharp."
- "I bet people would pay a lot for my autograph. Now, how do you hold a pencil with a hoof?"
- "Oh brother. That Blitzen thought he could take my place. But he needed an extension cord for his light bulb."
When Mrs. Claus waved goodbye (God be with ye) she called,
- "Say 'Hi' to my Aunt Gertrude in Miami."
- "If you loved me you'd take me along for the ride."
- "Remember, Nick, the list of bad kids is in your left front pocket."
- "Nick, don't forget to pick up a pound of bacon and some eggs at the Piggly Wiggly."
- "I may not be home when you get back-- there's a big bingo game down in Greenland tonight."
When Frosty the Snowman saw Santa Claus he said,
- "I hope you brought that new silk hat and scarf I ordered."
- "Hey, whatcha say we get together for a few games of poker after you finish your rounds?"
- "I sure could use some electric socks. I think. . . ."
- "I hope you packed something special for all the Masters of Multiplication. As for me, I'm scared I'd melt if I tried burning my times card."
- "Hey, Nick. Stop back by later. Old Man Winter and Jack Frost challenged us to hockey at the 'pole.'"
- "Hey, old man. Can you give me a lift? I ran my snowmobile into a big mama pine tree!"
- "I once had a friend that wore a red suit like that. Poor fella melted plumb away-- just like that!"
- "I'd love to go along, but I'm afraid I'd melt in Australia."
- "Hey chubby, that electric blanket you left me last year was not one bit funny!"
- "Hey Santa, I'm tired of being called Frosty. How do you think Fred would sound?"
- "Santa, I can't feel anything in my arms. ACK! They're gone! Somebody swiped my stupid sticks!"
BONUS QUOTES:
Vixen, while pondering the great questions of life, thought, "I wonder what I'd be doing right now if I had been born as a giraffe."
Santa, suffering from his seasonal stress, mumbled incoherently, "Red and white, red and white, why couldn't I have chosen blue and yellow?!"
Mrs. Claus stood under the mistletoe and called, "Old man, get yourself in here right now or I'm gonna kiss Prancer instead!"
Merry Christmas, Everybody!
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