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Christmas gifts breakdown



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Christmas gifts breakdown

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  1. Savage Baboon says:

    first

  2. Joolz says:

    FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE goooooooooold rings!

  3. Empyrean Goddess says:

    HAHAHA.

    Brilliant.

    And, to quote Eddie Izzard,

    FIVEEEEEEEEEE GOLDEN RINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. rawr says:

    Best graph ever.

  5. ho ho ho says:

    FAIL. A bar chart would be better cause in the song they are represented in numbers not percentages.

  6. crispybishop says:

    But in the song, you sing “Partridge in a Pear Tree” twelve times. You only sing “Drummers Drumming” once! This chart is completely backwards. By the 12th day, you’ve received 12 Partridges in Pear Trees and only one set of Drummers Drumming.

    I’m calling this chart a FAIL!

  7. McClurg says:

    Maybe it’s secretly got nothing to do with the popular christmas song, and you’re all epoch fail?

  8. You're Mom says:

    The math is actually correct. It expresses each as a portion of the total number of gifts (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12=big total)

  9. Theeny says:

    Yeah, there’s nothing wrong with this graph. It doesn’t say how much each sector represents, just the ratio of presents to each other. So the partridges section could easily represent 12 partidges in pear trees, and so on. Definite win =D

  10. krodor says:

    I have a little dreidel…

  11. the me, not the you. says:

    happy two days ago, everybody.

  12. Benny says:

    Numbers don’t matter for this one, it is cute!

  13. Count Blah says:

    It’s good, but I would’ve found it funnier if the creator had also added a category for “socks” (or some other common Christmas gift that’s not featured in the song).

    I tend to go for non sequitur humour…

    • fciron says:

      I gotta say the math thing kept me from laughing, if there had been a ’socks’ category or ‘power ties’ then the math wouldn’t have mattered.

      It’s a funny concept but if you’re gonna base a joke on the song then get it right.

  14. a says:

    The graph is titled “Christmas Gift Breakdown”, referring to the twelfth day of Christmas (or Christmas proper, as sung in the last stanza,) it’s not called “12-days of Christmas Gift Totals Breakdown” Yeah, that would have made a hilarious graph.

    Dissecting humor is like dissecting a frog, once you start it’s already dead.

  15. pearTREE says:

    did anyone (besides me immediatley break into song when seeing this chart)

  16. Abeotch says:

    Looks good to me….but then again, I suck at math!

  17. Alasdair says:

    FYI: Partrige = Partridge

  18. Karen says:

    Technically, this isn’t quite right – See, the same gifts are given every time. So you end up with 1×12 partridges, 2×11 turtle doves, 3×10 french hens, etc….

  19. Birdie says:

    Ah, wait!
    This is funny!
    Ha!
    Haha!
    You’ve made me so happy!
    Thank you so much!


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