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[mashespotatoes]

[Do you know how many American traditions for Christmas time were originally German? Like Christmas Trees and Tinsel and certain Christmas carols. Mistletoe is Scandinavian though, I'm not claiming that. Anyway. Enough about traditions.

So Germany, having been posting by some Holly is singing Stille Nacht (Silent Night in the original German,

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[sunneverset]

[ guess who's watching you sing down the hall? Oh yeah. Creeper England ]

... better than expected.

[sunneverset]

It's the least I could do for a Beatles fan, yeah?

[ IT'S THE POWER OF THE BEATLES. And ew Franch it's better off just to ignore them and let them form a 6th republic. ]

[mashespotatoes]

[True, true. Maybe I can take back Alsace in the meantime.]

We'll see how they've turned out.

[sunneverset]

You won't be disappointed.

[ just don't capture DeGaulle. They won't ransom him back a la Napoleon III ahhhh explanation ]

[elegantvirtuoso]

[ He's not even going to say it. He's just going to give you this look. You know what you said.]

[mashespotatoes]

[Ignoring.]

How has your day been, Austria?

[elegantvirtuoso]

[Oh, fine then. I'll take your silence as acknowledgment that Beethoven is Austrian.]

Fine. I've managed to learn from example and keep my hands to myself, regarding the decorations. Things seem rather chaotic this holiday season.

Yourself?

[mashespotatoes]

[Dude this isn't parlimentary debate; silence is not agreement. Also you didn't say anything.]

They do seem chaotic. I think the holly makes you sing.

[elegantvirtuoso]

[No, it definitely counts as agreement, and since I pointed it out first, Beethoven is mine. That is totally how it works.]

That seems to be the case. I know that the lights seem to make you glow different colors.

[mashespotatoes]

[Not so much.]

And the jingle bells make you jingle.