A Green Christmas - Can Santa still leave coal in kid's stockings?

Question

That wouldn't be very "Green", would it?

Answer 1

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That is cool and a great idea.

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Answer 2

He!!, lets just be able to use the words Santa and Christmas at this time of year. So much of the liberal minority in this country wants to change the beliefs and views because they are not the same beliefs of a small amount.

Answer 3

Of course not. Then again, santas red, not green.

Answer 4

Given the horrid behavior of some kids today, I think Santa should take a shovel to the reindeer stalls to fill their stockings.

Reindeer p**p on Christmas!  Little Johnny and Mary will have learned their lesson and Mom and Dad can fertilize the garden afterwards.

Answer 5

Well... they aren't going to burn the coal, are they?

Seriously, not so green, but hard to say how much worse than many other presents, especially things made of plastic and the like.

Answer 6

I think given the way kids act today more Santa's should leave coal..maybe he could wrap it in a brown paper bag that would be "green"