Shell

"Most people think of Christmas as a joyous day. Whether as a time for celebrating the birth of their savior or as an excuse to get together with loved ones for good food and drink, Christmas is generally a day to look forward to. But not everyone’s Christmas turns out so well. Before you complain about the uncle who always gets drunk or your slutty cousin, consider these Christmases and how bad they were." - Shell from Bookmarklet

"Norway In Norway, on Christmas Eve, all the brooms in the house are hidden as the Norwegians have an ancient belief that witches and mischievous spirits came out on Christmas Eve and would steal their brooms for to ride the skies." - Shell from Bookmarklet

"Christmastime is here. We all have our own holiday traditions – in my family we watch a Christmas movie on Christmas Eve and stuff our faces. Your family might do something different. Shoot, you might even be from another country, where there are what seem (to us) like some pretty wacky traditions. Some you might like to try…some you might want to skip." - Shell from Bookmarklet

"Who doesn’t love the time-honored tradition of having their child pictured on Santa’s lap? Nothing is more cute than to see little Timmy or Sally smiling brightly on Santa’s lap while sharing their most heart-felt wishes and desires for Christmas morning. Of course, this is the stuff of Hollywood. More often than not, this special event is tainted by the horrifying screams of children forced to sit on a strange man’s lap while having it documented forever." - Shell from Bookmarklet

"No wonder so many children are terrified of Saint Nick. If any of these Santa Claus characters were part of my childhood I would be screaming and crying not to sit on his lap too. You may want to take your kids from the room before viewing this list of the Top 10 Most Unintentionally Scary Santas. It brings a whole new meaning to the words, “He knows when you are sleeping.” Chilling." - Shell from Bookmarklet

From the page: Guerrilla marketing, defined by Jay Conrad Levinson in his book Guerrilla Marketing, is the act of executing an unusual or unexpected marketing activity in a common, everyday place in order to generate a buzz for your products or services. - Shell

From the page: "We asked members of the International Society of Caricature Artists for their professional opinion as to which famous people had the most interesting faces to draw in 2009. Several lists of famous names were submitted by the end of November. The ISCA board compiled those lists and discussed who should make the final cut. Members donated one of their existing pieces or created a new one just for this special, year- end list." - Shell

From the page: It's been debated heavily what exactly Seinfeld is really all about. Most come to the conclusion that it's really about nothing. I have have my own opinion. I think it's all about food. Think about it, there is food in every single episode and in a lot of cases it plays an integral part. - Shell