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If I Did It (Santa Claus edition)
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19/12/2006 18:55:45
Hilmar Zonneveld
Independent Consultant
Cochabamba, Bolivia
 
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>Santa Claus here. I want to get something off my chest. (Is the money in my account yet? Judith?)
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>What you heard about me and those Christmas Eve flights around the world, Donder and Blitzen and them, going down chimneys and so forth -- well, I am sorry to tell you there's more to that story. Not that I was personally involved. Not me. But I can tell you what really happened at the Claus house. I'm sorry, what might have happened. I hope they catch whoever did it.
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>So let's just say me, sorry, the perpetrator and Mrs. Claus had lost some youthful vigor and enthusiasm for each other. And me flying around the world like I had to do in my job, well, you know. Stuff happens. Deal with it. She divorced me anyway. Can you imagine that?! Divorcing the Claus?
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>They said she was found in the breezeway with her throat cut. It would have been cut off completely, not just almost, the b***h, if I had done it. Commando style from behind. And that alleged waiter, don't give me that. We know what he was there for. If it had been me I would have offed him, too.
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>It wasn't me. I didn't do any of it. Just if it had been me, that's the way it would have happened.
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>Got to fly,
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>The Claus

That reminds me of another story about Santa Klaus - it is also of a sexual content, so don't read on if you don't like this sort of stories...

Santa Klaus goes down a chimney, bringing gifts to a house - and sees a naked lady, asleep on a couch.

"What a dilemma", he thinks. "If I do it, they won't let me back into heaven. And if I don't do it, I won't pass through the chimney."
Difference in opinions hath cost many millions of lives: for instance, whether flesh be bread, or bread be flesh; whether whistling be a vice or a virtue; whether it be better to kiss a post, or throw it into the fire... (from Gulliver's Travels)
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