If you’re not listening to ’s podcast Movin’ Right Along, then move right along to iTunes ASAP. This week’s episode had a fun Christmas/Sesame joke I couldn’t get out of my head all day – deserving of an illustration.

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ChuckVent Day we’re decking the halls with Louie Loon, played fantastically by ; he’s wild, wacky, and a fair dinkum decorator! What’s your favorite part of the holiday decorating?

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What my says to me December 1 - Let your love float like feathers and snowflakes into the hearts of everyone.

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次は だよね✨🎄✨
これは去年の。
今年もいっぱい描きたい🎅🎨

少し寝てからね😴💤

🎄🎶

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Until it was abolished by Henry VIII, it was custom at Christmas time for a choirboy from the local parish to be chosen to play the role of ‘Boy Bishop’. He would make a procession around the town blessing people https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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88% of you were right! It’s FALSE! Many believe that after the Puritans banned
Christmas mid 17th century, Christmas wasn’t celebrated again
until Victorian times. The Georgians enjoyed a modest Christmas of good food
and dancing! https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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The correct answer is The Human League! Don't You Want Me
Baby was at the top of the chart for 5 weeks in 1981. 'There's No One Quite
Like Grandma' by St Winifred's School Choir managed just two weeks :(
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Here are some of the toys that might have been found under Christmas trees in the 1980s. How many can you name? https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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A Wassail Bowl was a drink that would be drunk from a large communal bowl in Tudor times. It was a ritual to ensure a good cider apple harvest in the coming year. Imagine the floaters! https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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A popular Georgian Christmas game was snap-dragon. Daring players would pluck almonds & raisons from a bowl of flaming brandy. ‘How was this fun?’ you might ask. Apparently the fun part was watching people’s faces as they burnt their fingers https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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a whopping 80% of you got it wrong! The answer is Christmas pudding! The boozy treat so offended the Puritans that they banned them, as they feared the alcohol and fruit spices would intensify people’s passion https://t.co/tmcnVNiFmN

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