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Wishing
all our visitors a
Happy Christmas!
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Santa Claus has
vowed to go green this Christmas and has astonished delegates from 192
countries when he addressed them at the Climate Change Conference in
Copenhagen. There were cheers from some, others left puzzled during a 30
minute speech when Santa announced a series of ground breaking green
measures. Many thought Christmas had come early as eyes lit up as he
moved towards the stage with a big red sack. But, as the presents
emerged from the sack delegates soon realised these were just samples of
presents, an indication of what to expect this Christmas.
“If you think green is mean this Christmas, I’m sorry you feel that way”
said Santa. “but I am going back to basics this year”. Santa then
described to a packed conference centre how the wastefulness and poor
use of resources have become second nature in society today. Many gasped
when he said, “no longer will you be judged this Christmas on whether
you have been good or bad, for goodness sake! No, I will be looking at
whether you’ve been seen to be green!”. Santa then told the startled
audience when I visit your house this year please may I remind you of
the following:
Mince pies & carrots must be organic & purchased within 5 miles of your
home to reduce food miles. Toys will be made of wood from sustainable
forests or plastics that can be easily recycled. A suitable composting
bin must be placed near your property in case of accidental whoopsies by
my reindeers. Children caught playing computer games over Christmas and
running up their parents’ electricity bill will forfeit 2 years’ worth
of presents. Parents driving instead of walking on Boxing Day to visit
their outlaws will have to spend every weekend in 2010 visiting them. So
was Santa’s deal approved by all 192 countries present. “Well” said
Santa, “as I left the stage everyone started to sing I’m dreaming of a
Green Christmas. Now, if that’s not approval what is!”
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