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Let's settle this for good. Rudolph - one of Santa's reindeer or not?

Is Rudolph one of Santa's reindeer? 28 members have voted

  1. 1. Is Rudolph one of Santa's reindeer?

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Randy still thinks Santa Clause is real. His opinion on this matter is void.

 

True, but we are not on very good terms either.

 

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On the contrary, I would like to bring up the fact that Rudolph was definitely conceived while his parents were standing in a pool of radioactive material. While he was able to do things others couldn't there's no way he was able to survive that long with those chemicals running through his body. He wasn't lighting the way, he was burning a hole in the ozone and the moisture was escaping.

I love all the speculation over how an non-existent elf uses his non-existent flying reindeer. :lol2:

 

And yet it still has more real information than the average recruiting thread.

You just crushed poor Randy's little heart.

 

I think Getslow took care of that a long time ago.

Hard to say. The reindeer were first written about in 1823. Similarly, the story of Rudolph's big moment was recounted in a 1939 poem. The reindeer could have been around long before 1823 and Rudolph's first trip could have happened any year between 1823 and 1938.

 

If Snowman Burl Ives is to be believed, the severity of the "storm of storms" as he called it, was unparalleled by any previous Christmas snowstorm, leading to the necessity of Rudolph's lighting the way. It's possible they never needed anything like him in years prior.

 

I wonder if nWo predicted it?

I think Getslow took care of that a long time ago.

 

For once in a thread, we are allies.

 

Why don't you go & eat some pancakes with Russ Smith or something.

For once in a thread, we are allies.

 

Why don't you go & eat some pancakes with Russ Smith or something.

 

They were waffles... Get your head out of the snow.

So at best he is a part time employee.

 

Independent contractor. We've done been through this at the Labor Cabinet. The prevailing wage case was a mess.:no:

And lets be honest, he wasn't delivering XBoxes or IPhones and with only 500 million Christians in the world at the time, he didn't have a ton to deliver. He flew around and dropped some round pieces of wood with a stick, marbles and packs of cigarettes. Barely even tapped the brakes. Merry Christmas to all.

 

"It was a banner freakin' year at the Bender household. Know what I got? A carton of cigarettes. The old man grabbed me and said, 'Hey, smoke up, Johnny!'"

Rudolph is the most famous reindeer of all. Without him, there would be no Charlie in the Box.

Roger Goodell suspended Rudolph's twin brother Reggie for violating Santa's Personal Conduct Policy

 

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Ha....thanks guys.

 

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(At least it beats my brief stint as Colonels_Wear_Green.)

 

I'm back! :dancingpa

To this day, my wife swears it's "Donder" and not "Donner. Doesn't matter how many times she hears the song or reads it in print. Everybody else is wrong.

 

I should know.

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