CBS is airing the classic stop motion special TONIGHT, NOVEMBER 28!

I enjoy the Burl Ives classic, and let my boys (5 & 6) watch it, but in NOVEMBER? C'mon man! At least wait til Dec 1.

ETA: Crap, I mean to post this in the What's Your Deal section. Please move if you can.

I know I enjoy it. Not sure why...



birth by Dave Steier, on Flickr

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Originally posted by 1967Goat:
but in NOVEMBER? C'mon man! At least wait til Dec 1.

I'm OK with it as long as it's after Thanksgiving.
I turned around and walked out of a few stores here that has Christmas music playing in early November.

it's the only album I play on Christmas morning.

Ah, yes, the classic story about making fun of someone with a perceived disability until you find them useful.

Natasha and Rudolph were looking out of their front window in Moscow.
Natasha: Look honey, it's snowing.
Rudolph: No, I think that's rain.
Natasha: It's snow.
Rudolph: Rain
Natasha: Snow
Rudolph: Hey, Rudolph the Red knows rain, dear.

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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:
Natasha and Rudolph were looking out of their front window in Moscow.
Natasha: Look honey, it's snowing.
Rudolph: No, I think that's rain.
Natasha: It's snow.
Rudolph: Rain
Natasha: Snow
Rudolph: Hey, Rudolph the Red knows rain, dear.

Version I remember is Boris & Natasha are in Red Square arguing about what's falling from the sky...
They argue until Boris finally says "I was watching the weather forecast last night, and Rudolph, the red, knows rain, dear."

I never met a pun I didn't like.

slight highjack. Putin signed his kids up for lessons at the Moscow yacht club.

wait for it....


He wanted to have his Red Sons in the Sail Set.

My DVR spontaneously recored it, my daughter who is 19 months has not seen TV yet and we are debating on let her watch it. She LOVES this deer with a red nose, Chuck Berry Rockin' Reindeer song is her favorite song and we have a blow up Rudy in the front yard.

Pretty sure she won't get to see the tube, she seems smarter than the average kid her age and I really think its the TV.

Rudolph was created by an employee of Montgomery Ward, Robert L. May in about 1939. I worked for Montgomery Ward in the early 1960's and in about 1963 I had to go to Mr. May's house in Chicago and pick up the original Rudolph so that he could be displayed at The large MW store in Randhurst Shopping Center, Mount Prospect, Illinois for the Christmas Holidays.

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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:

HAHAHAHA!!!!!