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'Twas the night before Christmas And all through the house Not a creature was stirring Not even a mouse. Hello, everyone. In case you're wondering why I quoted "A Visit from St. Nicholas", it's because it's that time again.  Yes, it's Christmas Eve, and I wanted to wish all my watchers and everyone else here a very Merry Christmas. But, as you're preparing your Christmas dinners for tomorrow, I would like you all to be reminded why this holiday was founded.  This holiday was founded because we humans received the greatest Christmas present of all: The Christ, God the Son.  Yes, without him being born, we wouldn't even have Christmas. So, while you're all ripping into your presents tomorrow morning, be sure to take time from your busy holiday preparations to pray to the Christ, and thank him for His arrival into this world. Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to everyone.

Happy holidays, everybody. With the year winding down and the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays coming closer every day, I decided to regale every one of my subscribers on YouTube and my followers here with a special Christmas story, Heatheria's Noël Carol . Heatheria tells her family the story of Gemini Stone, nicknamed Gem, and her encounters with the three Norns of the Past, Present, and Future.  The Norns take Gem on a journey that shows her that she should change her life and her attitude toward others, similar to the Ghosts of Christmas with Ebenezer Scrooge. I hope you check this story out, because it is a story I am truly proud of.  Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year.

You always liked The Nightmare Before Christmas  because it mixed Halloween with Christmas, but The Haunting Hour  mixes Christmas with Halloween.  Think I'm mincing words?  Think again. It all begins when Timmy Morgan makes a Christmas wish to Santa Claus asking him to get his family to stop bickering and get back together again.  However, I never expected the method he would use to do so.  A diminutive but dangerous gremlin invades the house disguised as a Christmas present and endangers the lives of the Morgan family.  This forces the Morgans to stop fighting among themselves and band together to escape their house before the gremlin burns it down. If you like horror stories with twist endings, you'll love this, because it's so twisted, even I never expected the ending to be this way. (P.S. Anyone who would like to watch this episode must purchase it from the owner. I do not own this.)

From all of us to all of you, a very Merry Christmas For on this bright and joyful night, we're glad to have you with us So gather 'round the lovely tree, where all the lights are shining You'll see how happy we will be while all the bells are chiming Ding-dong-dingle! What a merry sound! Ding-dong-dingle! Kris Kringle is in town. From all of us to all of you, it's good to have you with us Now here we go and here's our show that says a Merry Christmas! A very... Merry... Christmas!

Hello, everyone. I'd just like to take the time to express my feelings over certain customs that seem to be happening around this time of year. As you know, Christmas is less than a month away, and I've been seeing a lot of people seemingly abandoning or trying to avoid saying the words, "Merry Christmas".  I understand that very few people are Christians, or even Catholics, but I see nothing wrong with saying "Merry Christmas". In order to avoid mentioning the name that sparked the word "Christmas", I keep hearing "Happy Holidays" everywhere I go, and between you and me, that is what disgusts me.  "Happy Holidays" just doesn't appeal to me as much as "Merry Christmas". So, I'd like to suggest something to anyone who reads this: Whenever you're walking down the block and you meet someone, try saying, "Merry Christmas" instead of, "Happy Holidays".  You'll keep Christmas alive, an...

Hello, everyone. I'd just like to take the time to express my feelings over certain customs that seem to be happening around this time of year. As you know, Christmas is less than a month away, and I've been seeing a lot of people seemingly abandoning or trying to avoid saying the words, "Merry Christmas".  I understand that very few people are Christians, or even Catholics, but I see nothing wrong with saying "Merry Christmas". In order to avoid mentioning the name that sparked the word "Christmas", I keep hearing "Happy Holidays" everywhere I go, and between you and me, that is what disgusts me.  "Happy Holidays" just doesn't appeal to me as much as "Merry Christmas". So, I'd like to suggest something to anyone who reads this: Whenever you're walking down the block and you meet someone, try saying, "Merry Christmas" instead of, "Happy Holidays".  You'll keep Christmas alive...

Hey there, everyone. It's me again, Charles, and with blogs a little slow, I thought I'd let you in on what is going to happen next year for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game . First off, the Egyptian God Cards are getting a makeover, possibly due to the near-impossible ability to summon the Sacred Beasts .  The first one that was redesigned was "Obelisk the Tormentor" , the card that was given to Seto Kaiba.  The next of the Egyptian God Cards  to be redone will be Marik Ishtar's card,   "The Winged Dragon of Ra" . So be on the lookout, Yu-Gi-Oh! fans—with any luck, "Slifer the Sky Dragon"  will also be redone, and everyone will be playing these cards in a Tournament.  However, this is what scared the original makers of Yu-Gi-Oh! , so the abilities of the "redone" Egyptian Gods  will also be "redone", so to speak. Next bit of news: A new Special Edition will soon be released to the dueling public, called Twilight Ed...