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[mr_blandy_bland]

[Canada arrives home one day dragging a rather large tree behind him.Everyone, since it's almost Christmas, I decided that I should take a break from painting the house to get us a tree! After I get it set up, I'll go out an get us some ornaments and tinsel for it and we can all decorate it! That is unless this house has them already, in which case

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[thebestnation]

Why...France?

[mr_blandy_bland]

Ah, well you see he likes to go around and...ah...

[thebestnation]

And what?

[mr_blandy_bland]

M-Molest people....I-I'm kinda glad I decided to stay home that year.

[prodigious_mage]

. . . . .

Is it alright if we put the presents somewhere else?

[mr_blandy_bland]

Why?

[prodigious_mage]

Um. Because they remind me of . . . the summer . . .

[mr_blandy_bland]

If you want to know more, I guess you could ask Mr. Denmark, Mr. Norway, Mr. Sweden, Mr. Iceland, and Mr. Finland. If I remember right, they're the ones that started the tradition.

It's something about standing strong through out hard winters or something like that.

[supersizedpower]

...What's that supposed to mean?

[mr_blandy_bland]

Ah, I mean, y-you can still come over...but it'll be nice spending Christmas with other people.

[supersizedpower]

But my Christmases are so fun, why would you need anyone else?

Anyway, me and Meriken are throwing a party, so you'll come to that, and there'll be other people there.

[mr_blandy_bland]

I just thought it would be a nice change to...ah...take a break?

Um...alright. I'll be sure to make it.

Now with less HTML fail.

[silvestris_mage]

[She may have seen the tree and been confused.

What's the tree for?

[mr_blandy_bland]

It's for Christmas. It's...ah...a holiday.

[silvestris_mage]

Oh. Like Winter Solstice?

[mr_blandy_bland]

Yes....well that's what it's based off of. It's just on the 25th instead of the 21st.

[kageintraining]

... Why is everyone putting trees in their houses!?

[mr_blandy_bland]

That's what you do for Christmas. If I remember right the tradition started with Mr. Denmark, Mr. Norway, Mr. Sweden, and Mr. Finland.