I'm going to have to make a Rawb.art wrapped next year
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Wednesday, December 24, 2025
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A German woman over at Christmas Eve with us is explaining Black Pete to everyone
Europeans do still have a little culture left
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Very nonspoiler christmas image I happened to have for the occassion
0.1% earliest users, though I kind of expect all of us to be in that category
Also, I found this funny
That is basically my life
You must be Canadian
sorry, thats how it works
Do people actually stack gifts that high
actually this is a good poll question
Growing up, what was considered an average Christmas's worth of gifts (if it fluctuated, select multiple).
- <3 per person.1 vote · 6%
- 4-6 per person.10 votes · 56%
- 7-10 per person.5 votes · 28%
- 11+ (but still reasonable).1 vote · 6%
- The picture Syren posted is accurate to your family.1 vote · 6%
18 votes Multiple answers allowed Poll closed
I did not attempt to balance this at all
Dane, is that a Danish thing or was your family just very wealthy
That makes sense
It's hard to buy a kid A LOT of gifts now
there was an era where you could just throw a sack of $10 gifts from the toy store at them and be parent of the year
I agree
now even modest toys cost a lot, and most people want digital stuff or tech gifts anyway
I also think what kids are asking for has shifted, so usually you have 1 mega gift (cost wise) and some smaller stuff
I feel like most families sorta follow that, everyone gets The Gift™ and then the rest is sorta small things, socks and other sorta non-gifts
The year I got a bike, the year I got a computer, etc. etc.
idk, I am getting a switch 2 (I went halfsies with my mom), kirby, and a cone of chocolate that was a pain to wrap
(I wrap all my families gifts)
(I have for like 13 years)
I am home for christmas though, and tbh, neither of them are the competent type
That's a better way of saying it Regi
