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‘Tis The Season


That time of year is, once again, upon us. Season’s greetings and all that. Jingle bells, gingerbread cookies, radio stations playing Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas” on loop. Oh, you know you love it. Or hate it. Whichever. Today at Graphjam, let’s celebrate some of the things that make these last weeks of December so…unique.

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What the kids will play with at Christmas

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Use of time while Christmas shopping

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Enjoyability of Christmas music

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  1. Blargh says:

    Hurrayz for thousand christmas remixes of the same song! Bleeding hell to bad I hate them all.

  2. steve says:

    Christmas music makes my ears bleed, no matter what time of the year it is.

  3. insomniac says:

    Thank you.
    I do all my Christmas shopping online for that very reason. But if I hear another Christmas tune at Fred Meyer’s next time I go grocery shopping, somebody’s gonna pay.
    I’m gonna grab a frozen turkey and start swinging, I swear.

    • Blargh says:

      Call me, we’ll be two swingin.

    • humbug says:

      Be happy your workplace doesn’t play it.

      After 2 months of listening to it on people’s hold music at work while on the phone, they decided “hey let’s play it over the speakers in the office!”

      I’d hang myself by my phone cord if I could find something to hang off of.

  4. Follow me in merry measure says:

    See the blazing Yule before us,
    Fa la la la la, la la la la.
    Strike the harp and join the chorus.
    Fa la la la la, la la la la.

  5. K says:

    Kids? Arent those for cats?

  6. Will says:

    I had to listen to Christmas music for six straight hours at work yesterday. I am still recovering.

    • Blargh says:

      Oh the horrors! I hope you asked for a raise! I’m not even sure how you can still be alive!!!

      • Will says:

        Plus my girlfriend got mad at me while I was working. I’m severely depressed right now. Not excited to do it again today.

        • penguin_man says:

          Find a way to listen to metal, trust me it will drain all those eye twitching, hair pulling, throat cutting christmas songs out of your head.

    • humor me says:

      Because of the music that stores insist on playing from opening until closing (some 24 hours) and the years I spent working, I no longer listen to the radio in my car or in my house. The idea is that music keeps shoppers in the stores longer and causes them to buy more. For me, I can’t get out of there fast enough.

    • Kayla says:

      8 hour shifts with the charlie brown xmas album playing on a loop last Christmas. I still twitch.

      However, there are rare days in June/July/etc where the occasional xmas song isn’t too bad.

  7. Killing In The Name says:

    To Anyone in the UK:
    Support Rage Against The Machine for Xmas No.1

  8. Glitch50 says:

    so true…

  9. The Problem Solver says:

    For #1, you give them something cheap with lots of bubblewrap.
    For #2, you walk instead of drive.
    For #3, you just don’t listen on it.

  10. Starlinguk says:

    I love *real* Christmas music. Problem is, most shops play Noddy Holder.

  11. Pants_Mcgee says:

    If you ever worked retail, you will know the pain of hearing Christmas Music for a solid 8-10 hour day.

    • humbug says:

      Or customer service. I’m not even at a store… I call them all day though and hear it. And the bosses decided “oh hey let’s play christmas music in the office too!”

      Half the office complained and they still won’t turn it off.

  12. Sigourney says:

    I don’t like Chirstmas Music… or movies. Same thing with movies that have talking Dogs in them. >:s

  13. biotechhybrid says:

    I actually wish they played Christmas music all year round. It makes me feel more optimistic.

  14. turtleturtle says:

    I’d hope they’re not playing with each other…

  15. Brstinson says:

    The only way I listen to christmas music is if it mixed with rock music like transiberian orchestra, which makes it quite good.

  16. moooooooooo says:

    Yay, bubblewrap!

  17. Wolverine Girl says:

    Try living in Australia, and being subjected to songs about snow and winter while suffering through sweltering heat and humidity. The worst thing is, they’re not actually about Christmas at all, just winter. I don’t mind real Christmas songs so much, as long as they’re not being murdered by some so called diva who thinks the tune is optional.

  18. RainbowPoof says:

    My dad and I went to see “Brothers” last weekend but, since we got their early, we were forced to listen to the “Movie Tunes.” All they’ve got right now is awful covers of Christmas music.
    We got through one song and I thought it was over. But then the announcer guy says, “And now, ‘FROSTY THE SNOWMAN,’ by…”
    I just shouted, “ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?!”
    And the older lady in front of me turned around and said, “That’s just what I was thinking!” :D
    (/rant)

  19. Pee says:

    That’s funny because I’m playing with bubblewrap right now…

  20. me says:

    TSO is awesome, but after my mom wearing her CDs thin all year round, even I’m starting to grow weary.

  21. vinyl87 says:

    this is so damn true. i work for a radio station and have had to listen to this crap for a month solid. it really makes me hate the season.

  22. Fugu says:

    I feel the opposite. If I see anything to do with cristmas before Nov. 10, I honestly feel like I should kill someone.
    D:<

  23. Rapunzel says:

    So, I know I’m a bit late on this… but yeah, after a seasonal job taking overpriced X-mas pictures at the mall, any enjoyment for a lot of that music is destroyed for me. The worst was a recording that had ” glo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ria in ek-Sels-ees deo,” which my high school choir teacher made clear was a sign of ignorance. I kept wanting to go up and fix it and couldn’t, peon that I was.


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