Did you ever sit on Santa's lap and tell him what you wanted for Christmas?

I know I never did, Santa always creeped me out when I was little.

What about you guys?

I'm sure I was one of those kids like Ralphie that got terrified and said something stupid.

I sent him a letter in the mail once. That was it.

Didn't even really send him the letter. I just sort of threw it up in the air and let the wind take it.

BUT I MADE SURE TO ADDRESS IT TO THE NORTH POLE

Annually.

Every year. And I actually went to see him, none of this Skype with Santa crap.

Is there an age limit to sit on his lap?:P

No, my parents never saw the point in that so they wouldn't have let me do it if I had wanted to.

Yes, but against my will. I always found the concept of Santa stupid.

yea as a kid I did it a couple of times. After a while my parents just didint want to deal witht he lines and just said to wright them a list of what I want and they will give it to santa. I eventually found out myself who was the real fat man giving me gifts.

Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

of course I did. I was never afraid of Santa Claus when I was a kid.

I'm pretty sure I did it when I was younger. Looking back at it, I'm surprised they still have Santa at the mall in today's day and age with the fears of pedophiles. Personally, I wouldn't want to do it because of the occasional scared kid who may lose their bladder on me.

I probably did but I don't remember.

One can't sit upon the lap of a non-existent entity.

One can, however, sit upon the lap of a human that is pretending to be a non-existent entity while tricking small children into 'believing in them.'

Several times when I was a kid, yeah. I don't exactly remember what I told him about what I wanted, but I think it had something to do with the Power Rangers or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Nope. Not ever.

One can't sit upon the lap of a non-existent entity.

One can, however, sit upon the lap of a human that is pretending to be a non-existent entity while tricking small children into 'believing in them.'

LORD_BLACKGULT

Did you sit on Santa's lap or not.

yes, i told him i wanted legos.

Yeah I did when I was real young. It never really freaked me out either.

Nope. My parents weren't Christian, nor were they in any way religious/spiritual.

Our little one went this past Saturday for his Santa Pic.

Nope. My parents weren't Christian, nor were they in any way religious/spiritual.

Our little one went this past Saturday for his Santa Pic.

Planet_Pluto

What's Santa Claus got to do with being Christian?

I dont recall believing in santa claus, but I'm sure I did at some point. Never sat on his lap as far as I can recall.

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Nope. My parents weren't Christian, nor were they in any way religious/spiritual.

Our little one went this past Saturday for his Santa Pic.

Ilovegames1992

What's Santa Claus got to do with being Christian?

General Note: I'm kinda surprised people haven't grown tired of asking the "What does Santa/Christmas Treeshave to do with Christianity?"

Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

parkurtommo

ummm, it's called being a child, believing in santa and not knowing that your parents are the ones actually buying you the gifts. i mean jesus, some of you guys are really some party poopers. believing in santa as a child is fun and part of growing up.

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Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

lazerface216

ummm, it's called being a child, believing in santa and not knowing that your parents are the ones actually buying you the gifts. i mean jesus, some of you guys are really some party poopers. believing in santa as a child is fun and part of growing up.

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Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

Planet_Pluto

ummm, it's called being a child, believing in santa and not knowing that your parents are the ones actually buying you the gifts. i mean jesus, some of you guys are really some party poopers. believing in santa as a child is fun and part of growing up.

yeah, i can see that...

Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

parkurtommo

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Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

topsemag55

goddamn right. me as a father will be using this helpful ploy:lol:...

Not really considering I always kept pulling beards off Santas faces because I found out that Santa isn't real when I was about 4-5 years old.

Yes, but the bastard never delivered.

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Nope, I never understood why kids would sit on the laps of strangers and ask for things that their parents will give them.

lazerface216

goddamn right. me as a father will be using this helpful ploy:lol:...

No. Never. I wasn't taught to believe in stuff like that. Santa and all.