Holiday classics revisited...TFIC...

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Bob Rivers - Chipmunks Roasting On An Open Fire - YouTube

Bob Rivers - Walking Round In Womens Underwear - YouTube

Bob Rivers - Yellow Snow - YouTube

for a change of pace:

Dueling Jingle Bells - YouTube

 

[bunyip]

Yellow Snow...

 

[George2615]

Sung by the Tractors. Doesn't that count as tractor related.

Santa Claus Is Comin' In A Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train ~ The Tractors - YouTube

 

[George2615]

Farmer Dan -Santa Got Run Over By A John Deere - YouTube

Obama got run over by a reindeer 12 12 15 - YouTube

The Tractors - The Santa Claus Boogie - YouTube

 

[George2615]

Another version

The Tractors Santa Claus Is Coming (In a boogie-woogie choo-choo train) - YouTube

 

[Sigarms]

I have to laugh, my boys now can sing "walking round in womens underwear" pretty good while travling in the car when they hear the traditional song on the radio.

My wife knew my humor before she married me.

Pine, I'm surprised, you left out their rendition of on of my all time other favorites...

 

[4get gto]

Yellow Snow...

And how many little boys have not tried to write his name in snow?

:shhh:

 

[Sigarms]

And how many little boys have not tried to write his name in snow?

:shhh:

Yesterday my wife asked me how many fudge brownies I ate, I swore only two. Apparently more were missing from the can she put them into (homemade the day before). She has to have a talk with our boys because apparently a lot more than two were missing.

I had to laugh at the kitchen table with her and my father around me when she mentioned this.

I told them I remembered as a child sneaking downstairs to take "slices" from the homemade dough my mother and baba (grandmother) made that they would have sitting in on the chair wrapped in cloth getting the dough to raise overnight. BEST dough a kid could eat, and how I would try to make the dough look "normal" after taking some from the pile (I was always caught in the morning somehow LOL).

My 86 year old dad then laughed how he would get in trouble sneaking his mom's baked goods out from the kitchen, and how he would get into trouble over it.

Not only do little boys write in their name in snow, but I have no doubt that if they're lucky enough to have a mom who can really bake, who of them hasn't tried to sneak some home made baked goodies out of the kitchen thinking that they can get away with it?:laughing:

I can discipline my boys on the spot for talking back to their mom, but I can't for sneaking her food out when I do the same thing at times LOL