InnocentAngel81
~~*Big Booty Girl*~~
- Joined
- Nov 9, 2001
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i got this in my email today,
Greetings fellow Bizarros:
Perhaps certain myths and legends are better left unrevealed
in the interest of the fragile mind. When it comes to children,
popular fictional characters, like the Easter Bunny or the
Tooth Fairy, are best seen as real through young eyes for the
sake of a child's imagination. And, when they've reached the
age when their gullibility has worn off, it's time to let them
down nicely.
However, explaining the brutal harshness of what would happen
to Santa and his cute little reindeer had they possessed the
necessary speed needed to deliver presents to the world, is
not the appropriate way to reveal the truth.
A stand-in vicar in England shocked parents and reduced young
children to tears as he explained that good old St. Nick and
his reindeer would be burned to a crisp during their journey
if they were real. He actually thought kids would be interested
in knowing that Santa would have to be traveling at 3,000 times
the speed of sound to deliver presents to each home. Now, many
parents are left with a lot of explaining to do while consoling
their heart-broken youngsters.
So, if you plan on letting your children in on the reality be-
hind Santa Claus, be sure to leave out the part about him and
Rudolph being fried like a bucket of chicken.
Bizarrely,
Lewis
Greetings fellow Bizarros:
Perhaps certain myths and legends are better left unrevealed
in the interest of the fragile mind. When it comes to children,
popular fictional characters, like the Easter Bunny or the
Tooth Fairy, are best seen as real through young eyes for the
sake of a child's imagination. And, when they've reached the
age when their gullibility has worn off, it's time to let them
down nicely.
However, explaining the brutal harshness of what would happen
to Santa and his cute little reindeer had they possessed the
necessary speed needed to deliver presents to the world, is
not the appropriate way to reveal the truth.
A stand-in vicar in England shocked parents and reduced young
children to tears as he explained that good old St. Nick and
his reindeer would be burned to a crisp during their journey
if they were real. He actually thought kids would be interested
in knowing that Santa would have to be traveling at 3,000 times
the speed of sound to deliver presents to each home. Now, many
parents are left with a lot of explaining to do while consoling
their heart-broken youngsters.
So, if you plan on letting your children in on the reality be-
hind Santa Claus, be sure to leave out the part about him and
Rudolph being fried like a bucket of chicken.
Bizarrely,
Lewis