One Big Ignorant Ball of Donny Fun "Donny Needs Attention"

[djtidebuck]

One Big Ball of Donny Fun

We got a dancing Santa Claus this year and I must say, it has brought laugh after laugh even after the holidays.

 

[Thump]

My opinion, no Christmas decoration should stay up past New Year's Day.

 

[Romanowski]

never, unless it's a train set

 

[FCollinsBuckeye]

Please explain.

No, seriously - I don't understand what it is you're asking.

 

[iambrutus]

We got a dancing Santa Claus

everyone in the trailer park chipped in and bought a big one for outside?

 

[coastalbuck]

They probably have pink flamingos for the summer..

 

[iambrutus]

They probably have pink flamingos for the summer..

when my wife and I got back from our honeymoon our wedding party had decorated our yard with 50 of those and a sign that said - we've been flocked

 

[djtidebuck]

everyone in the trailer park chipped in and bought a big one for outside?

We tried that last year, but someone took it.

 

[StooGrimson]

If you live in Milford, OH you can leave up Christmas decorations year round. I actually think it may be mandatory.

 

[OSUsushichic]

For the love of God -- nothing animated! They're really tacky.

 

[Taosman]

Just replace them with pink flamingos!

In memory of our dear
Don Featherstone Flamingos.
Extinct after 49 years?​

 

[osugrad21]

Misleading title...

"Put up" can translate to "put away" or "bring out"

BTW, I do not care for pimento cheese spread.

 

[FCollinsBuckeye]

Misleading title...

"Put up" can translate to "put away" or "bring out"

BTW, I do not care for pimento cheese spread.

Thanks for the clarification, grad. I thought 'put up' was what you did before Christmas. "I put up the Christmas lights the weekend after Thanksgiving and I took them down on New Year's Day".

I guess I'm not fluent in Hillbilly.

:p

 

[gregorylee]

Wow, I just read this whole thread, and until that last post I thought "put up" = ""bring out" also....

 

[daddyphatsacs]

Donny,

December 18th called and wants it's thread back.