I would definitely not recognize the balls next to a box but the rest of them would probably signal “nativity” to me. Interesting!
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The original Ninja Turtle movie was a HUGE hit with four boys ages 8 to 11 at my house.
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How dare. (I’ve been awake since 3 something, posting this at 4am)
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I don’t even know what to say about this one but it did make me laugh, so there is that.
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I’m going to have to buy a vowel. Or get a cultural translation. Chipotle is a Mexican food chain. The statue is a Roman dude? Caesar?
Elf on a shelf
Caesar on a chipotle?
Roman on a chipotle?
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My assumption is Aristotle and bad pronunciation, but that’s just a guess.
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Oh yeah I can see that sort of working? I thought it was Chip-ol-tay. And Ari-stot-ol.
Shows my lack of knowledge of ancient history. How embarrassing confusing them.
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Yes, you have to pronounce Chipotle wrong to make it work. Which somehow makes it funny.
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I only guessed it was Aristotle from the Chipotle joke. You could have put pretty much any ancient looking guy up there and I would have said Aristotle.
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On reflection I don’t think the classic Caesar look was beardy?
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I prefer Aristotlay
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