Here are some sets I have seen recently that I would really love to see hit the front page.... JUST SAYING.... THEY ARE FULL OF HOTNESS, CREATIVITY AND SOME PRETTY EPIC LADIES!!!
Epiic ~ Dirty Birds
Laurelin ~ Great Expectations
VainVanity ~ Nymph Mania
Liu ~ Feliz Navidad
Smurfasaur ~ Pink Nouveau
Bernicebobsit ~ Camp Out
Silencia ~ No Horse
Boom ~ Sweetness
Carrina ~ So Fresh
Sash ~ Haunted
Levee ~ Room For Two
Yulia ~ All Tomorrows Parties
Wit ~ Cabin Fever
Buffy ~ Spank
Bob ~ Anything Goes
Now that you all have been awakened.... hahah How bout some random useless facts??
1. Ukrainians traditional produce a twelve course meal for Christmas. Its also tradition for the youngest child to watch out of the window for the evening star to appear, signaling that the meal can begin.
2. Swans and Peacocks were sometimes served at Christmas Banquets on the Middle Ages. They were served endored. This meant that the flesh was painted with a butter / saffron dye and then wrapped back up in their own skin and feathers.
3. Dickens considered a few other names for his famous character Tiny Tim from A Christmas Carol. These included Small Sam, Puny Pete and Little Larry.
4. Oregon is the USAs top Christmas tree producing state. In 1998 they produced 8.6 million tress. Other top producers are North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Washington, Michigan and California.
5. Originally candy Canes were straight sticks of candy. The Master of the Choir at Cologne Cathedral decided to bend the ends to look like a shepherds stick. He passed them out to the children to keep them quiet during a service. This also made them convenient for hanging on trees. They gained their red stripes sometime at the beginning of the 20th century.
6. The famous quote Bah Humbug from Dickens character Scrooge was initially going to be Bah Christmas. It just does not work as well!
7. The hit pop song I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus was sung by a child named Jimmy Boyd. He was just under 13 years old.
8. The tradition of singing Christmas Carols door to door in the neighborhood came from the old English custom names Wassailing. This was originally to toast the neighbors to a long and healthy life.
9. In the Ukraine you can choose what day to celebrate Christmas on. December 25th lines up with the Roman Catholic Gregorian calendar. January 7th is the other date which lines up with the Orthodox (Julian calendar) church holy day.
10. Christmas is a summer holiday in South Africa. Children are partial to producing and performing the old tradition of pantomimes such as Babes in the Wood. This is supposedly one of the oldest ballads in the English language.
(ALL INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM: http://atasteofchristmas.com/random-christmas-facts/)
1. When Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island, died on Dec. 4,1894, he willed his Nov. 13 birthday to a friend who disliked her own Christmas birthday.
2. It is estimated that 400,00 people become sick each year from tainted Christmas leftovers.
3. During the Christmas buying season, Visa cards alone are used an average of 5,340 times every minute in the United States.
4. During the Christmas season, Olivia will knit over 1,000 yards of yarn into gifts. (wow! I'd better get busy!!)
5. December is the most popular month for nose jobs.
6. Based on previous studies, 17 percent of you will embarrass yourself in some way at your Christmas party.
7. 1 in 3 men wait until Christmas eve to finish their shopping.
8. We eat 10 million turkeys over the Christmas period.
9. If you laid down the number of mince pies bought per year laid end to end, it would be 3 times the size of the great wall of China.
10. The average American takes six months to pay off the holiday credit card bills. (Just in time to start all over again!!)
(ALL INFORMATION TAKEN FROM: http://trintje.blogspot.com/2007/12/9-random-facts-about-christmas.html)
Epiic ~ Dirty Birds
Laurelin ~ Great Expectations
VainVanity ~ Nymph Mania
Liu ~ Feliz Navidad
Smurfasaur ~ Pink Nouveau
Bernicebobsit ~ Camp Out
Silencia ~ No Horse
Boom ~ Sweetness
Carrina ~ So Fresh
Sash ~ Haunted
Levee ~ Room For Two
Yulia ~ All Tomorrows Parties
Wit ~ Cabin Fever
Buffy ~ Spank
Bob ~ Anything Goes
Now that you all have been awakened.... hahah How bout some random useless facts??
1. Ukrainians traditional produce a twelve course meal for Christmas. Its also tradition for the youngest child to watch out of the window for the evening star to appear, signaling that the meal can begin.
2. Swans and Peacocks were sometimes served at Christmas Banquets on the Middle Ages. They were served endored. This meant that the flesh was painted with a butter / saffron dye and then wrapped back up in their own skin and feathers.
3. Dickens considered a few other names for his famous character Tiny Tim from A Christmas Carol. These included Small Sam, Puny Pete and Little Larry.
4. Oregon is the USAs top Christmas tree producing state. In 1998 they produced 8.6 million tress. Other top producers are North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Washington, Michigan and California.
5. Originally candy Canes were straight sticks of candy. The Master of the Choir at Cologne Cathedral decided to bend the ends to look like a shepherds stick. He passed them out to the children to keep them quiet during a service. This also made them convenient for hanging on trees. They gained their red stripes sometime at the beginning of the 20th century.
6. The famous quote Bah Humbug from Dickens character Scrooge was initially going to be Bah Christmas. It just does not work as well!
7. The hit pop song I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus was sung by a child named Jimmy Boyd. He was just under 13 years old.
8. The tradition of singing Christmas Carols door to door in the neighborhood came from the old English custom names Wassailing. This was originally to toast the neighbors to a long and healthy life.
9. In the Ukraine you can choose what day to celebrate Christmas on. December 25th lines up with the Roman Catholic Gregorian calendar. January 7th is the other date which lines up with the Orthodox (Julian calendar) church holy day.
10. Christmas is a summer holiday in South Africa. Children are partial to producing and performing the old tradition of pantomimes such as Babes in the Wood. This is supposedly one of the oldest ballads in the English language.
(ALL INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM: http://atasteofchristmas.com/random-christmas-facts/)
1. When Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island, died on Dec. 4,1894, he willed his Nov. 13 birthday to a friend who disliked her own Christmas birthday.
2. It is estimated that 400,00 people become sick each year from tainted Christmas leftovers.
3. During the Christmas buying season, Visa cards alone are used an average of 5,340 times every minute in the United States.
4. During the Christmas season, Olivia will knit over 1,000 yards of yarn into gifts. (wow! I'd better get busy!!)
5. December is the most popular month for nose jobs.
6. Based on previous studies, 17 percent of you will embarrass yourself in some way at your Christmas party.
7. 1 in 3 men wait until Christmas eve to finish their shopping.
8. We eat 10 million turkeys over the Christmas period.
9. If you laid down the number of mince pies bought per year laid end to end, it would be 3 times the size of the great wall of China.
10. The average American takes six months to pay off the holiday credit card bills. (Just in time to start all over again!!)
(ALL INFORMATION TAKEN FROM: http://trintje.blogspot.com/2007/12/9-random-facts-about-christmas.html)
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delia:
Meeeee toooooo!!! 
mitska:
I believe #10!! 