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Dear Ghoulfriend,
I would like some suggestions or recommendations on maintaining my sanity (and staying out of prison) through the oh-so-freakin'-merry Christmas season.
-Scrooged


Dear Scrooged,
Believe me, darling, Christmas is a horror for many, but some of us have learned to have fun despite the commercially-contrived, maniacally cloying, manufactured glee that permeates this otherwise lovely time of the year. My favorite pastime is tweaking the Christmas-loving masses.

As you know, I have no family to speak of - they were unceremoniously killed off years ago, and I've been forced to spend my holidays by myself. Though nothing has ever surpassed the thrill of discovering my Easy Bake Oven under the tree when I was a child, I've come to view Christmas as just a really nice break from other "people." I relish the fact that I am unencumbered by familial gatherings which more often than not, used to come to blows.

Christmas is for children, and when they finally discover that Santa is actually a member of The League, it sort of takes the shine off the holiday for them. I don't know why -- he only eats "the bad." He's somewhat of a recluse and chooses to live at the North Pole all year long. It makes the delivery of his take-out orders quite difficult, but that's what our drones get paid for, I guess.

Anyway, here are some things I do to amuse myself during this dreadful season:

Please, dear reader, don't ever forget -- no matter how bleak things may seem, the joy of Christmas can always be found in ruining it for others. Hope that helps!
Love,
Ghoulfriend


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The Ghoulish Guidance Archive

Exploding The Myth

Dear Ghoulfriend,
I would like some suggestions or recommendations on maintaining my sanity (and staying out of prison) through the oh-so-freakin'-merry Christmas season.
-Scrooged


Dear Scrooged,
Believe me, darling, Christmas is a horror for many, but some of us have learned to have fun despite the commercially-contrived, maniacally cloying, manufactured glee that permeates this otherwise lovely time of the year. My favorite pastime is tweaking the Christmas-loving masses.

As you know, I have no family to speak of - they were unceremoniously killed off years ago, and I've been forced to spend my holidays by myself. Though nothing has ever surpassed the thrill of discovering my Easy Bake Oven under the tree when I was a child, I've come to view Christmas as just a really nice break from other "people." I relish the fact that I am unencumbered by familial gatherings which more often than not, used to come to blows.

Christmas is for children, and when they finally discover that Santa is actually a member of The League, it sort of takes the shine off the holiday for them. I don't know why -- he only eats "the bad." He's somewhat of a recluse and chooses to live at the North Pole all year long. It makes the delivery of his take-out orders quite difficult, but that's what our drones get paid for, I guess.

Anyway, here are some things I do to amuse myself during this dreadful season:

Please, dear reader, don't ever forget -- no matter how bleak things may seem, the joy of Christmas can always be found in ruining it for others. Hope that helps!
Love,
Ghoulfriend


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