on a lighter note...

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My kids always left Santa beer + chips and salsa. Totally not kidding. I told my kids that Santa needed a break from all the sweets and milk.

Never heard of leaving milk and sweats....but then again the definition of where I come from is 90,000 alcoholics clinging to a rock.....so was always alcohol for santa :D Beers: ....it was also great finishing what he left ;)
 

Green or hunter orange it's the same. It's muzzleloading and gun seasons get all camo'd up and then put on an orange hunting vest when all/ most of the leaves are off the trees.

What's really bad is when your required to wear hunter orange (to be seen) by other hunters while the leaves are changing color and the tree/bush/brush you are (I am) perhaps standing next to matches the [orange] hat and vest; this nullifying the purpose for wearing hunter orange for one's safety.

I miss Bill Jordan's original Real tree camo. Add the orange hat and vest, and one actually looks like a tree in the fall.
 
Never heard of leaving milk and sweats....but then again the definition of where I come from is 90,000 alcoholics clinging to a rock.....so was always alcohol for santa :D Beers: ....it was also great finishing what he left ;)
Milk and cookies is common here. Santa just likes to have a savory treat sometimes ;)
 

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