Naturally, given the sheer number of hats and weapons Old Nick receives, there are bound to be duplicates – and every December 18th, he posts them online, selling them at prices so low that he's practically giving them away. Then, on December 17th, the presents are gift-wrapped, placed in a sleigh, and driven to Old Nick's mansion, where he opens them. The nice children are given the greatest gift of all - they are not abducted along with the naughty ones and carted off to the South Pole.įor the next twelve months, the naughty children make toys to Old Nick's exacting specifications. Later, back at the Crypt Grammar School for Orphans near Ullapool in the. A fierce temper, a fascination with all things explosive, and a terrible plan to kill the Loch Ness Monster cost the six year old Demoman his original set of adoptive parents. 'Festive Crates' said Robin, his eyes rapidly unfocusing. Location of Origin: Ullapool, Scotland, United Kingdom. 'You havent told us any good parts of Australian Christmas,' said Brandon Reinhart, feinting to the left to dodge a clumsily-thrown ficus plant. bells carol carols cartoon christmas comic digitalart doodle gray grey heavy idk ink jinglebell jinglebells joke lol mann markerart medic merrychristmas sketch sniper song teamfortress teamfortressclassic tfc traditional traditionalart valve videogame orangebox tf2 teamfortress2 amateurartist graymann theorangebox tf2sniper tf2medic tf2art.
Legend tells that he lives there still.Įvery December 18th, "Old Nick" returns down under to find out if Australia's children have been naughty or nice. 'But I havent even told you the best part of Australian Christmas' said Robin, rocking a ficus plant back and forth in his arms. On December 18, 1788, less than a year after the first settlers colonized Australia, an old cutthroat named Nicolas Crowder arrived on a boat with some other new settlers, took one look at the heat and privations, said "screw this," commandeered the boat, and set course on a one-man voyage to conquer the South Pole.
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