Training for the War on Christmas

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I have been training with my fellow warriors for the past few weeks, crawling under garland barriers, avoiding mistletoe, and lots of reindeer games. I think we are just about ready for our first incursion on Christmas, building up to our assault on SHQ (Santa’s Headquarters) on the 23rd. My only fear is that the man-made snow that we are training on may not be a reasonable facsimile of the snow that we encounter near SHQ. Plus, we have added a swim section to our training regimen, since the north pole is thawing.

Ahhh!  I love this time of the year.

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  1. Outside the Perimeter: War On Christmas « kavips | December 24, 2007
  1. disbelief says:

    Who won the contest for naming your operation of enduring glory that will put your name in history with the other great dictators such as Saddam Hussein, Idi Amin, and G. Bush?

  2. liberalgeek says:

    Good question. I have been torn. I prefer Operation Winter Festival. But Jason prefers ODCYWOCFALATSLYUF.

  3. Von Cracker says:

    Ha! I forgot to edit it….

  4. donviti says:

    I’m going to look so hot in my gear!

    picture tom cruies MI3, but taller and more muscular!

  5. Brian says:

    Can I waterboard santa…please?

  6. cassandra m says:

    I want to waterboard Santa’s elves — Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly.

  7. liberalgeek says:

    If we cannot find Santa, we will waterboard the elves until they tell us where he is.

  8. anon says:

    This weekend a team will patrol for state-funded nativity scenes.

    The enemy will defend its perimeter with relentless barrages of “Little Drummer Boy.”

    We must be strong, and continue with the primary mission: to plant a large, gaudy menorah on the lawn of the Indian River School Board.

  9. jason330 says:

    What I like about this war on Christmas is that it will pay for itself and nobody will really have to sacrifice anything. Christmas, once liberated, will probably be our best buddy and help us liberate St Patricks Day.

  10. G Rex says:

    “…primary mission: to plant a large, gaudy menorah on the lawn of the Indian River School Board.”

    Menorah? What, you have a problem with 8 foot multicolored Kwaanza candles? Hater! Hater!

  11. Gen. Confusion says:

    Private Brian, Thanks for those clips. The war on Christmas will be won by the small selfless, sacrificers like yourself.

    – Gen. Confusion