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December 25

YO IT'S FUCKING CHRISTMAS YOU DUMB ASS BITCH WHAT YOU THOUGHT IT WAS LIKE KISS YOUR CRUSH DAY OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT NO IT IS FUCKING CHRISTMAS... Merry Christmas btw dumb bitch :)

You: Yo what's December 25?

Me: BRUH IT'S CHRISTMAS!!

by Monkey_10101 October 19, 2020

17πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


December 25

People born on this day are said to be extremely holy as Jesus Christ himself was born on this day.

However, there are some drawbacks, which include:

-Getting angry when someone makes a Jesus joke

-Being too religious

-Only getting 1 present because your birthday and Christmas Day are on the same fucking day.

-Getting angry when someone says, β€˜Jesus Fucking Christ.’

-Getting angry when someone used Jesus’ name in vain

The advantages are as follows:

-Being able to bestow the holy power of God upon thyself.

-Respect.

-You shall be blessed with the holy power of Jesus Christ, the Cross, the Holy Bible and Holy Water.

Person1: Today is December 25.
Person2: Therefore I get only one present each year.

by shitweasel October 27, 2019

27πŸ‘ 7πŸ‘Ž


December 25

the absolute WORST day to even be born within a week from it.

december 25 is lame cuz you get presents for bday and christmas
bruh Jamie was born on dec 23rd and she gets presents that count for birthdays and christmas that must SUCK

by Tyler1 except without the 1 October 24, 2019

34πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


December 25

kill santa

yeeetttt december 25

by lolololololololololol123456789 December 17, 2021


December 25

Ask out the girl or boy you’ve been crushing on. Maybe it can make there day brighter

We should ask out are crushes on December 25

by Natz November 3, 2019

17πŸ‘ 4πŸ‘Ž


December 25

National Dwarf day

December 25 is where everyone must honor dwarfs.

by Smarttard365 October 31, 2019

6πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


December 25

First official public celebration of Dies Natalis Invicti Solis, a pagan Roman holiday that was later co-opted by Christians to celebrate the birth of their favorite Jew. Turning the holiday into "Christmas" (in 336 AD) was part of a pattern of the church stealing various pagan festivals and feast days

by Mike Truitt June 17, 2003

58πŸ‘ 34πŸ‘Ž