"samspargo332;1521632" wrote:
"2almondnut;1521565" wrote:
I like some of the pagan aspects but find the association of paganism with satanism pretty annoying
+1
Didnt mind really, however Ba'al is a pretty lamewad god whose sacrifices and rituals would make you hurl, funny thing is maggie is dressed as what a goat (Kid) or a lamb?
After they sacrifice whatever animals they will, who do you think is next?
Hint she's dressed as a goat/lamb.
Anyways, the idea was nice, a history lesson about Xmas origins, however they didnt really get anywhere did they, straight to the satanism, no mention about how mistletoe was considered gods....ahem number 3(?) or lets go with human glaze.
sure it was technically the Norse gods so it kinda makes sense (does it really?) something about goo from berries , i cant remember, or they could have talked about Natalis Solis Invincti, or even where St. Nick comes from?
instead we get an otherwise lame event that devolves into pretend satanism led by Willies desire to be lazy.
They could have gone with the origins of christmas yes, but added the winter traditions of other countries, remember the FIRST simpsons xmas episode where Bart sing Batman smells and Lisa is dressed as Tawonga, the Santa claus equivalent of the south seas?
http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/simpsons/images/f/fc/7g08_017.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20151219073936
http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/simpsons/images/7/79/7G08_013.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20110503144414
Possibilities...
Ham
Penguins
Undead Reindeer
Super Villain Nutcrackers.....
its all about outlook, perspective and imagination.
Or PENguins, lets go with penguins, you snow what i mean?
Penguins Vs Grumple the final snowining, part III Winters Revenge (Now With more Bacon)
