A Conversation for Santa Claus: The Stretchy Santa Theory
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Inkwash Posted Apr 24, 2001
An additional point to make though is that not all countries expect visits from Santa on the same night.
Several European countries for example have him deliver presents on the night of the 23rd
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Martin Harper Posted May 3, 2001
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F48874?thread=110271 is the Peer Review thread.
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Martin Harper Posted May 3, 2001
Oh, and I've included teleporting santa, cos it made me laugh, and linked a to a couple sites which have many more such theories, including Cybernetic Santa and Communist Santa...
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Martin Harper Posted May 3, 2001
from the Dominion website, a comment by someone who has kind of missed the point...
"He was a good man who died over a thousand years ago. All Santa clause is now is a commercial icon." - TopSecret
I worry about these people, I really do...
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