Month 12—December

The following words or phrases are about December:
 
DECEMBER
“Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons”
“Autumn is a season followed immediately by looking forward to spring”
“Autumn is my favorite color”
“Autumn skies and pumpkin pies”
“Autumn, the year’s last, loveliest smile”
“I found a way to get rid of some unwanted junk during the holidays. Put it in an Amazon box. Leave it on the porch”
“I’m sorry for the things I said when it was winter”
“In honor of the winter solstice I also will be cold, distant & filled with darkness”
“In honor of the winter solstice I will also be cold, distant & filled with darkness”
“It’s almost time to switch from my everyday anxiety to my fancy holiday anxiety”
“It’s almost time to switch from my normal anxiety to my fancy holiday anxiety”
“It’s beginning to cost a lot like Christmas”
“It’s beginning to look a lot like I need another cup of coffee”
“It’s officially ‘once I get home I ain’t coming back out’ season”
“It’s officially ‘once I’m home I’m not coming back out’ season”
“It’s officially ‘once I’m home I’m not going out again’ season”
“Need to get rid of unwanted junk during the holidays? Put it in Amazon boxes and leave it on your front porch”
“Stats show that the average person has sex 89 times a year. Looks like i’m in for a wild December”
“To get rid of unwanted junk during the holidays… Put it in an Amazon box and leave it on the porch”
“What’s the difference between Hanukkah and a dragon?” (riddle)
“When does hibernation start because I am 100% participating in that”
Hanukkah Gelt
 
DECEMBER 1
Second “Big Apple” explanation: December 1, 1926
 
DECEMBER (first Monday)
“Cyber Monday—The one time a year that people look forward to Monday mornings”
 
DECEMBER (first Tuesday)
Giving Tuesday (Tuesday after Thanksgiving)
   
DECEMBER 22 (or last Saturday before Christmas)
Panic Saturday or Super Saturday (Saturday before Christmas)
Super Saturday or Panic Saturday (Saturday before Christmas)
   
DECEMBER 23 (day before Christmas Eve)
Christmas Adam (December 23, the day before Christmas Eve)
   
DECEMBER 24 (Christmas Eve)
“It’s Christmas Eve, not Christmas Steve”
“May you never be too grown up to search the skies on Christmas Eve”
“May you never be too old to search the skies on Christmas Eve”
“What did Adam say on the day before Christmas?”/“It’s Christmas, Eve.”
Ensalada de Noche Buena (Christmas Eve Salad)
Oyster Stew (Christmas Eve Oyster Stew)
 
DECEMBER 25 (Christmas)
“A Christmas shopper’s complaint is one of long-standing”
“A green Thanksgiving means a white Christmas”
“A man’s life: He believes in Santa Claus, he doesn’t believe in Santa Claus, he is Santa Claus”
“A pub is for life, not just for Christmas”
“About all you can do is dream of a white Christmas; it leaves most of us in the red”
“Absolutely despicable that gingerbread men are forced to live in houses made of their own flesh”
“After all the eating I did over the holidays, I am happy to report that my socks still fit”
“All I want for Christmas is a self-cleaning house”
“Always jingle all the way! Nobody likes a half-assed jingler”
“Am I going to put the Christmas tree up myself? No, I’m going to put it up in the living room!”
“An honest politician, a generous lawyer, and Santa Claus…” (joke)
“Are you putting the Christmas tree up yourself?”/“No, I’m going to put it up in the living room!”
“Around Christmas, the Fanta company should send out a ‘Fanta Claus’ who gives out free soda”
“As long as we have wine, the holidays will be fine”
“Bank account looking like everybody getting a text message for Christmas”
“Be sure to bring up politics at Thanksgiving this year to save on Christmas gifts”
“Boss, can I have a week off around Christmas?” (joke)
“Candy cane wishes and mistletoe kisses”
“Candy canes are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Cherry cordials are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Chess nuts boasting in an open foyer” (pun)
“Chex mix is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Christmas calories don’t count”
“Christmas cookies and happy hearts, this is how the holiday starts”
“Christmas decor isn’t meant to be sleek and minimalist, it is supposed to look like joy threw up in your house”
“Christmas feels more like a deadline than a holiday”
“Christmas is a competition between who gives up first: your feet or your wallet”
“Christmas is a deeply religious time we observe by going to the mall of our choice”
“Christmas is more of a deadline than a holiday”
“Christmas is not as much about opening presents, as opening our hearts”
“Christmas is the season when you buy this year’s gifts with next year’s money”
“Christmas Rules: 1. Do not go into debt trying to show people how much you love them…”
“Christmas: The only time of year where you can sit by a dead tree and eat candy out of socks”
“Christmas: The time of year when everyone gets Santamental”
“Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful”
“Coffee keeps me off the naughty list”
“Co-workers are like Christmas lights. Half of them don’t work; the other half aren’t bright”
“Dear Santa: All I want is my gross pay”
“Dear Santa, beware of dog kisses” (sign)
“Dear Santa, I was naughty and it was worth it. You fat judgemental bastard”
“Dear Santa, I was naughty and it was worth it. You fat judgmental bastard”
“December 25th feels more like a deadline than a holiday”
“Did Rudolph go to a regular school?”/“No, he was elf taught.”
“Do not drink and wrap presents. Also, if anyone gets a remote for Christmas…”
“Do Santa’s cookies pair well with white wine? Asking for a friend”
“Don’t get your tinsel in a tangle”
“Don’t worry about what you eat between Thanksgiving and Christmas…”
“Eggnog is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Every time a hand reaches out to help another…that is Christmas”
“Every year for Christmas I ask Satan to cure me of my dyslexia”
“Every year Santa delivers presents to kids based on what their parents’ income is”
“Everyone knows Santa isn’t real. Whoever heard of a man who makes a list AND checks it twice?”
“Figgy pudding is the candy corn of Christmas”
“First coffee, then presents”
“For Christmas, I bought my wife new beads for her abacus. It’s the little things that count”
“For Christmas, I’ve got my wife a telepathic abacus. It’s the thought that counts”
“For Lease Navidad” (pun on “Feliz Navidad”)
“Fruitcake is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Gingerbread is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Gonna go lay under the Christmas tree to remind my family that I am a gift”
“Gumdrops are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Halloween is right around the corner. You can tell because all the stores are decked out for Christmas”
“Happy whatever doesn’t offend you” (greeting)
“He always knew he was a little different, but he let his light shine. Be more Rudolph”
“He who has not Christmas in his heart will never find it under a tree”
“Holiday calories don’t count”
“How did Santa kill a dragon?”/“He sleighed it.”
“How did Scrooge win the football game?”/“The ghost of Christmas passed!”
“How do elves eat their pancakes?”/“In short stacks.”
“How do fish celebrate Christmas?”/“By hanging reefs on the door.”
“How do you decorate a canoe for Christmas?”/“With oar-naments.”
“How do you know when Santa is in the room?”/“You can sense his presents.”
“How do you prepare your turkey for Christmas?”/“Oh, I just tell him he’s going to die.”
“How do you scare a snowman?”/“You get a hairdryer!”
“How does Good King Wenceslas like his pizzas?”/“One that’s deep pan, crisp and even.”
“How does Santa Claus prevent himself from getting coronavirus?”/“He uses santatizer.”
“How does Santa get his reindeer to fly?”/“He uses Red Bull because it gives you wings!”
“How does Santa keep track of all the fireplaces he’s visited?”/“He keeps a log book.”
“How much did Santa’s sleigh cost?”/“Nothing, it was on the house.”
“Hung my Christmas lights on the house across the street so I can see them”
“I bet Spider-Man could make a lot of money putting up Christmas lights in New York”
“I bought my mom a fridge for Christmas” (joke)
“I don’t celebrate Christmas, but I do enjoy the festive drinks. You could say I’m eggnogstic”
“I go to the gym religiously. About twice a year around the holidays”
“I got a sweater for Christmas, but I really wanted a screamer or a moaner”
“I just saved a ton of money on Christmas presents by discussing politics on Facebook”
“I just saved a ton of money on Christmas presents by discussing politics over Thanksgiving dinner”
“I knew a guy who collected candy canes. They were all in mint condition”
“I like to put up Christmas decorations in stages. This is the stage where I sit on the couch with lasagna and stare at the boxes”
“I like to put up Christmas decorations in stages. This is the stage where I sit on the couch with snacks and stare at the boxes”
“I run on coffee & Christmas cheer”
“I think Christmas is a wonderful time for drinking”
“I wasn’t sitting here awaiting govt guidance on whether I could celebrate Christmas this year”
“I’d like to buy Christmas stamps.”/“What denomination?” (joke)
“I’ll be home for Christmas, Been here all year anyway. 2020”
“I’m bringing out a new version of the Band Aid song, ‘Duvet Know It’s Christmas?’ It’s a cover!”
“I’m dreaming of a white Christmas, but if the white runs out, I’ll drink the red”
“I’m not saying I’m old…but when I was in school we made our parents ashtrays for Christmas”
“I’m only a morning person on December 25th”
“I’m so good Santa came twice”
“I’m trying to get into the Christmas spirit, but the damn bottle won’t open!”
“If anyone is Christmas shopping for me, I’m a size window seat in plane tickets”
“If ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we’d all have a merry Christmas”
“If judging others is a sin, is Santa going to hell?”
“If Merry Christmas offends you, then Merry Christmas”
“If Merry Christmas offends you, then Merry Christmas again”
“If Merry Christmas offends you, then Merry fucking Christmas”
“If Santa Claus should fail to call, bears may come to Broad & Wall” (Santa Claus Rally)
“If you leave an alcoholic drink for Santa this year, it must be accompanied by a substantial meal”
“If you’ve seen one Santa, you’ve seen a mall”
“If you’ve seen one Santa, you’ve seen the mall”
“In a parallel universe, Mariah Carey is doing her shopping and is sick of hearing me on every store’s speaker system”
“In the ghetto, do they put hood ornaments on their Christmas trees?”
“In the US, we have a candy holiday, followed by a pie holiday, next a cookies and candy holiday…”
“Instead of presents this year, I’m giving everyone my opinion. Get excited”
“It isn’t the holly, it isn’t the snow. It isn’t the tree nor the firelight’s glow” (Christmas poem)
“It just isn’t Christmas unless you push your body to the brink of alcoholism and diabetes”
“It’s almost time to switch from my everyday anxiety to my fancy Christmas anxiety”
“It’s almost time to switch from my everyday anxiety to my fancy Xmas anxiety”
“It’s Christmas Eve, not Christmas Steve”
“It’s crisps, miss!” (joke)
“It’s not the holiday season unless you push your body to the brink of alcoholism and diabetes”
“It’s not what you eat between Christmas and New Year’s that makes you fat…”
“It’s the most wonderful time to drink beer”
“Jesus is the reason for the season” (Christmas saying)
“Jingle bell rock implies the existence of jingle bell paper and jingle bell scissors”
“Jingle bell rock implies the existence of jingle bell ska”
“Jingle bells, Batman smells”
“Just checked my bank account and it looks like everyone getting text messages for Christmas”
“Just so we’re clear, The Grinch never really hated Christmas. He hated people, which is fair”
“Let’s put the rum in pa-rum pum pum pum”
“Liberals are like Christmas lights. Half of them don’t work; the other half aren’t bright”
“Living the Christmas spirit, we can bring joy and happiness and peace to the world”
“Mail your packages early so the post office can lose them for Christmas”
“Mary and Abby!”/“Mary and Abby who?”/“Mary Christmas and a Abby New Year!”
“May you be blessed with the spirit of the season, which is peace…”
“May you have the gladness of Christmas, which is hope…”
“Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from your doorman—second notice”
“Merry everything and a happy always”
“Merry Tex-mas, Y’all!”
“Mince pie is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Money’s short, times are hard. Here’s your fucking Christmas card”
“My favorite color is Christmas lights”
“Name three things that don’t hang themselves.”/“Christmas ornaments, drywall and Jeffrey Epstein”
“Nobody shoots at Santa Claus”
“Nothing says holidays, like a cheese log”
“Olive, the other reindeer”
“Out of the 26 letters, only E got presents for Christmas. The other letters were not-E”
“Peppermint bark is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Pringles got into my carpet. It’s beginning to look a lot like crisp mush”
“Red or Green (or Christmas)?” (red sauce, green sauce, or half-red and half-green chile sauce)
“Red, white and green candy corn are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Remember the Neediest” (New York Times Christmas Appeal)
“Remember to set your scale back 10 lbs. this week”
“Ribbon candy is the candy corn of Christmas”
“Roasted chestnuts are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Roses are red, violets are blue-ish. If it weren’t for Christmas, we’d all be Jewish”
“Rum balls are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Running on coffee and Christmas cheer”
“Santa Claus has the right idea. Visit people once a year”
“Santa Claus isn’t real. Ain’t no man checking a list twice”
“‘Santa isn’t real’ ok, I literally saw him at the mall”
“Santa played a round of golf on Christmas day and hit a birdie. It was a partridge on a par 3”
“Santa saw your Instagram pictures. You’re getting clothes and a Bible for Christmas”
“Santa’s helpers are subordinate clauses”
“Shopping days until Christmas”
“Sign in a local hospital: ‘From all of us here at the Dermotology Department - Merry Eczemas‘“
“Six allowed at Christmas but 30 for a funeral. I will be holding a funeral for my pet turkey”
“So sad that in just a few days bread and dessert will have calories again”
“Some herbs taste much better at Christmas. It’s the most wonderful thyme of the year”
“Someone’s stollen my German Christmas cake”
“Sugar cookies are the candy corn of Christmas”
“Sweet, but twisted. Does that make me a candy cane?”
“The bears have Thanksgiving, but the bulls have Christmas” (or, “The bulls have Thanksgiving…”)
“The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree is the presence of a happy family”
“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear”
“The bright side of Christmas… Everyone at Walmart will be wearing new pajamas”
“The devil makes his Christmas pie of lawyers’ tongues and clerks’ fingers”
“The first Noel, the angels did say. You’ll be paying your bills from now until May”
“The gift of giving is the best gift we have been given”
“The Grinch never hated Christmas. He hated people, which is fair”
“The magic of Christmas never ends and its greatest of gifts are family and friends”
“The main reason Santa is so jolly is because he knows where all the bad girls live”
“The office Christmas party is a chance to catch up with people you haven’t seen for 20 minutes”
“The patron saint of poverty is St. Nickeless”
“There’s no plate like chrome for the hollandaise” (pun)
“They tried to kill us…we won…let’s eat!” (Jewish holiday parody)
“This Christmas, give your children the gift of STANDING UP FOR THEIR FUCKING FUTURE”
“This Christmas, I’d like a fat bank account and a slim body”
“This Christmas instead of gifts, I’m giving everyone my opinion. Get excited”
“This year I plan to start putting off my Christmas shopping extra early”
“This year instead of gifts, I’m giving everyone my opinion. Get excited”
“Three Christmas spirits—gin, vodka and bourbon”
“Three Christmas spirits—rum, brandy and whiskey”
“Three Christmas spirits—scotch, vodka and tequila”
“Three Christmas spirits—vodka, rum and gin”
“Three Christmas spirits—whiskey, gin and vodka”
“Three phrases that sum up Christmas: Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men, and Batteries not Included”
“‘Tis the season to be freezin’”
“To avoid taking down my Christmas lights, I’m making my house into an Italian restaurant”
“To everyone who received a book from me for Christmas, they’re due back at the library next Friday”
“To people who put antlers and a nose on their car for Christmas: You can’t trick me. That’s a car!”
“Today’s advice: Sing Christmas carols at work until they send you home”
“Today’s advice: Sing Christmas songs at work until they send you home”
“Trimming the tree with happy hearts, that’s the way the holiday starts”
“Turkeys don’t vote for Christmas”
“Two tips for Christmas: 1. Forget the past. You can’t change it. 2. Forget the present. I didn’t get you one”
“Walmart will be closed Christmas Day so both cashiers can be with their families”
“What are Santa’s favorite potato chips?”/“Crisp Pringles.”
“What are you waiting for? Christmas?”
“What Christmas carol is a favorite of parents?”/“Silent Night.”
“What did Adam say on the day before Christmas?”/“It’s Christmas, Eve.”
“What did I get for Christmas? Fat. I got fat”
“What did one Christmas tree say to another?”/“Lighten up!”
“What did Santa say to Mrs. Claus when he looked out the window?”/“Looks like rain, dear.”
“What did Santa say when he long castled in chess?”/“O-O-O.”
“What did the bad soccer announcer get for Christmas?”/“COOOOOAAAAALLLLLLLLL!”
“What did the Christmas tree say to the light bulb when it was sad?”/“Lighten up!”
“What did the grape say to the peanut butter?”/“‘Tis the season to be jelly.”
“What did the sheep say to the shepherd?”/“Season’s bleatings!”
“What did the snowman say to the aggressive carrot?”/“Get out of my face.”
“What do elves do after school?”/“Gnomework.”
“What do reindeer hang on their Christmas trees?”/“Horn-aments.”
“What do Santa’s elves learn at school?”/“The elfabet.”
“What do they sing at a snowman’s birthday party?”/“Freeze a jolly good fellow.”
“What do vegans say at Christmas?”/“Soy to the world!”
“What do you call a disobedient kid who doesn’t believe in Santa?”/“A rebel without a Claus.”
“What do you call a rich elf?”/“Welfy.”
“What do you call a singing elf?”/“A wrapper.”
“What do you call it when Father Christmas claps his hands at the end of a play?”/“Santapplause.”
“What do you call someone who gives out soda at Christmas?”/“Fanta Clause.”
“What do you drain your Brussels sprouts with at Christmas?”/“An Advent colander.”
“What do you get if you deep fry Santa Claus?”/“Crisp Cringle.”
“What do you get when you combine a Christmas tree with an iPad?”/“A pineapple.”
“What do you get when you cross an apple with a Christmas tree?”/“A pineapple.”
“What do you get when you divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?”
“What does Santa drink?”/“White Claus.”
“What happened to the man who stole an Advent calendar?”/“He got 25 days.”
“What hides in the bakery at Christmas?”/“Mince spy.”
“What I don’t like about office Christmas parties is looking for a job the next day”
“What I like about Christmas is that you can make people forget the past with the present”
“What is a vegan’s favorite Christmas carol?”/“Soy to the World.”
“What is a vegetarian’s favorite Christmas carol?”/“Soy to the World.”
“What is orange and fizzy and comes down the chimney at Christmas?”/“Fanta Claus.”
“What kind of bread do elves make sandwiches with?”/“Shortbread.”
“What kind of paper likes music?”/“Wrapping paper.”
“What language does Santa Claus speak?”/“North Polish.”
“What month do Christmas trees hate the most?”/“Septimber!”
“What nationality is Santa Claus?”/“North Polish.”
“What street in France do reindeer live on?”/“Rue Dolph.”
“What would you get if you crossed Christmas with St. Patrick’s Day?”/“St. O’Claus.”
“What’s red, white and blue at Christmas time?”/“A sad candy cane.”
“What’s Santa Claus’s favorite drink?”/“White Claws.”
“What’s Santa’s favorite alcoholic drink?”/“White Claus.”
“What’s Santa’s favorite sandwich?”/“Peanut butter and jolly.”
“What’s Santa’s favorite snack food?”/“Crisp Pringles.”
“What’s the best Christmas present for a musician?”/“A broken drum. You can’t beat it.”
“What’s the difference between the Christmas alphabet and the normal alphabet?” (riddle)
“What’s the most popular Christmas wine?”/“I don’t like Brussels sprouts!”
“What’s the worst thing to find in stockings at Christmas?”/“Your dad.”
“What’s white and goes up?”/“A confused snowflake.”
“When does New Year’s Day come before Christmas?”/“Every year!”
“When I say I go to the gym religiously, I mean every Christmas and Easter”
“When is the employee Christmas party for self-check at Walmart?”
“When is the employee Christmas party for self-checkout at Walmart?”
“When Jesus is born, I get presents. When Jesus dies, I get chocolate”
“When someone asks where is your Christmas spirit, point to the liquor cabinet”
“When what to my wondering eyes should appear, but 10 extra pounds on hips, thighs and rear”
“When you stop believing in Santa, you get underwear”
“Where does Christmas come before Easter?”/“In the dictionary.”
“Where does Christmas come before Thanksgiving?”/“In the dictionary.”
“Where does Santa stay when he is on holiday?”/“In a ho-ho-hotel.”
“Which of Santa’s reindeer has bad manners?”/“‘Rude’olph.”
“Which of Santa’s reindeers needs to mind his manners the most?”/“‘Rude’olph.”
“White Claw should release a peppermint flavor and call it Santa Claws”
“Who beats his chest and swings from Christmas cake to Christmas cake?”/“Tarzipan.”
“Who says, ‘Oh, Oh, Oh’?”/“Santa walking backwards.”
“Why are Christmas trees so bad at sewing?”/“They always drop their needles.”
“Why are Dasher and Dancer always taking coffee breaks?”/“Because they’re Santa’s star bucks.”
“Why are Santa’s reindeer allowed to travel on Christmas Eve?”/“They have herd immunity.”
“Why can’t Santa Claus get COVID-19?”/“He has santibodies.”
“Why did Johnny get low grades after Christmas?”/“Everything is marked down after the holidays.”
“Why did Santa’s little helpers sit outside the restaurant?”/“They wanted to eat elfresco.”
“Why did the cranberries turn red?”/“Because they saw the turkey dressing.”
“Why didn’t Rudolph get a good report card?”/“Because he went down in History.”
“Why do Mexicans eat tamales on Christmas?”/“So they can have something to unwrap.”
“Why do so many math majors confuse Halloween and Christmas?”/“Because Oct 31 is Dec 25.”
“Why does Christmas always come just when the stores are so crowded?”
“Why does Santa go down the chimney on Christmas Eve?”/“Because it soots him.”
“Why does Scrooge love Rudolph?”/“Because every buck is dear to him.”
“Why don’t Chinese kids believe in Santa?”/“Because they make the toys.”
“Why don’t strings get any presents for Christmas?”/“Because they’re always on the knotty list.”
“Why is a foot a good Christmas present?”/“Because it’s a great stocking filler.”
“Why is Christmas just like a day at the office?” (joke)
“Why is Santa Claus immune to COVID-19?”/“Because he has santabodies.”
“Why was Santa Claus sick?”/“He came down with the flue.”
“Why was Santa’s little helper depressed?”/“Because he had low elf esteem.”
“Why is it getting harder to buy Advent calendars?”/“Because their days are numbered.”
“Wishing you a holly jolly whatever doesn’t offend your bitch ass”
“Wrapping presents is folding laundry’s asshole cousin”
“Wrapping presents is the folding laundry of Christmas”
“Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus”
“Yo mama is so old, her first Christmas was the first Christmas”
“You can tell Santa is a man because no woman would ever wear the same outfit every year”
“You don’t realize how old you are until you sit on the floor to wrap Christmas gifts…”
“Your Merry Christmas depends on what others do for you; New Year on what you do for others”
Blue Santa
Brown Santa
Candy Cane Lane
Christmas Capital of Texas (Grapevine nickname)
Christmas Tree Bill
Dyker Lights (Dyker Heights at Christmas)
Holiday Pounds
Hallothanksmas (Halloween + Thanksgiving + Christmas)
Hallowthanksmas (Halloween + Thanksgiving + Christmas)
Kris Kringle
Oyster Stew (Christmas Eve Oyster Stew)
Peppermint Pig
Ponche Navideño or Ponche de Navidad (Mexican Christmas Punch)
Santa Claus & Sidewalk Santas
Santa Claus Curse (New York Mets)
Secret Santa
Tamalada (tamale-making party)
Texas Lizzies (Christmas cookies)
U Suckers Missed Christmas (“USMC” backronym)
Winterval (winter + festival)
World’s Most Famous Christmas Tree
 
DECEMBER 26 (Boxing Day)
“Alexa, take down the Christmas decorations”
“How do you make an idiot laugh on Boxing Day?”/“Tell him a joke on Christmas Eve.”
   
DECEMBER 30 (day before New Year’s Eve)
New Year’s Adam (December 30, the day before New Year’s Eve)
 
DECEMBER 31
“2000-2009 were the glory years for New Year’s Eve party glasses”
“Big deal, New York. I drop the ball all the time”
“Cheers to making pour decisions tonight”
“Every year on NYE I think ‘no way they can turn this number into glasses’ & every year I am wrong”
“Happy new year!” (new year’s shout)
“Holiday calories don’t count”
“I still don’t know what I’m wearing to the living room New Year’s Eve. I might not even go”
“I’m going to stay up on New Year’s Eve this year. Not to see the new year in…”
“If you’re planning to drink tonight, please remember to wander around your house responsibly”
“In the US, we have a candy holiday, followed by a pie holiday, next a cookies and candy holiday…”
“It’s New Year’s Eve, not New Year’s Steve”
“Kiss me. It’s midnight somewhere”
“Lift your left leg up on December 31st at 11:59:59. Start the New Year off on the right foot”
“On New Years Eve, an old Irish tradition is to open your door at midnight and let the old year out”
“Poop before midnight. You don’t want to be carrying the same shit into the new year”
“So sad that in just a few days bread and dessert will have calories again”
“This New Year’s Eve, remember to drink and wander around your house responsibly”
“What did Adam say on the day before New Year’s?”/“Happy New Year’s, Eve.”
“What did Adam say on the day before New Year’s?”/“It’s New Year’s, Eve.”
“Why did Dracula pass out on New Year’s Eve?”/“There was a count down.”
NYE (New Year’s Eve)