Looks like a member of the playlist beat me to it. Happy Holidays.. thanks for the contribution

In reply to this comment by vinovin:
swampgirl, i hope that you will consider this for your christmas collection.
http://www.videosift.com/video/Best-Frosty-the-Snowman-cover-ever-Dr-John-Leon-Redbone
much thanks, and a happy holiday to you and yours.

swampgirl, i hope that you will consider this for your christmas collection.
http://www.videosift.com/video/Best-Frosty-the-Snowman-cover-ever-Dr-John-Leon-Redbone
much thanks, and a happy holiday to you and yours.

I'm a Christian who celebrates Advent. I worship Jesus in the Advent season by giving extra to those needier than i (most going to http://water.cc, but some also to feed Rwandan kids and some to a local single mother of 5 through the Something Wonderful program), by reading and meditating about Christ's coming to earth as a man, and by doing these things communally with my friends and family. I think those are very much the kind of ways God wants to be worshipped.

I also happen to be an American who celebrates christmas. I buy and decorate a tree, put lights on my house, and enjoy stories of Rudolph, Frosty, Santa, and Mr. Hanky the christmas poo. I do not do these things as worship to my God; i do them as fun family traditions that brighten up some of the darkest and coldest weeks of the year. God doesn't want us to worship him as pagans worshipped their gods, but that doesn't mean we can't do those same things for other reasons.

Meditate on Matthew 5 and Romans 13 for some better explanations of this than mine. Just please don't go around picking out de-contextualized Old Testament verses and thinking you know more about it, it's hard enough to listen to the Christians that do this. I don't need athiests doing it too, thanks.

http://adventconspiracy.org
http://rethinkingchristmas.com

^Count me in. I love Trader Joes. Their fat free Spicy Black Bean dip is a favorite as well. Oh, and the Cioppino!

edit: Thanks to blankfist, I now have some Joe-Joe's getting nice and frosty in my freezer.

Stay frosty, guys.

I added this to my Christmas playlist Hang Frosty and Rudolph, this is the new family tradition... Where can I get this on dvd?

Just stay frosty.

My biggest gripe over food network is they always seem to have their THE BEST BBQ IN THE WORLD show on when I'm lounging in bed. So I'm subjected to the torture of watching all this awesome tasty looking BBQ'd meat whilst I grow ever hungry, yet the rest of my body is too lethargic to actually get out of bed and feed myself. And when I finally do get up, it is not awesome BBQ I get to have, but a bowl of frosty wheats. Further more despite living in a state that prides itself on its BBQ, the hillbillies in my area seem to think good BBQ means a cut of meat that's 70% fat, and despite that still manage to dry out what little actual meat is in the cut.

The net result, pure unadulterated torture. CURSE YOU FOOD NETWORK, CCUUUURRRRSSSEE YYOOOUUU!!!

Much appreciated!

In reply to this comment by gorgonheap:
Kudos you blood stained frosty!

Kudos you blood stained frosty!

As someone who spent years working in coffee shops, I don't mind the funny names. Call it whatever you want. What bugs me is when the person behind the counter acts like your an idiot for not knowing their shop's vernacular. Just fucking explain what going on and help the next customer, or better yet, just use some fucking common sense! Oh you'd like a small, OK. Really large Frosty? HERE YOU GO!
But noooo!!! Everyone has to have the same self important attitude that their little shop is the ONLY ONE THAT EVER EXISTED.
Customers do it too. I was in Starbucks the other day and a woman ordered a muffin. When they gave it to her she said, "YOU'RE NOT GOING TO HEAT IT UP?!?!?" Like it should be common sense that she likes her fucking muffins hot. (whoa)

You know how to trip them up?

Walk into Starbucks and say:

I TAKE HALF-AND-HALF, SO PLEASE GIVE ME FOURTEEN OUNCES OF COFFEE.

let them figure out the rest.

Possibly maybe. It might be Immature of me to say, but this Bachelorettes' Frosti Pagan Poetry makes me Violently Happy.

Big gratz Frosty!

Dreamed I was an Eskimo
Frozen wind began to blow
Under my boots 'n around my toe
Frost had bit the ground below
Was a hundred degrees below zero
And my momma cried:
Boo-a-hoo hoo-ooo
And my momma cried:
Nanook-a, no no (no no . . . )
Nanook-a, no no (no no . . . )
Don't be a naughty Eskimo-wo-oh
Save your money: don't go to the show
Well I turned around an' I said:
HO HO
(Booh!)
Well I turned around an' I said:
HO HO
(Booh!)
Well I turned around an' I said:
HO HO
An' the Northern Lites commenced t' glow
An' she said
With a tear in her eye:
WATCH OUT WHERE THE HUSKIES GO
AN' DON'T YOU EAT THAT YELLOW SNOW
WATCH OUT WHERE THE HUSKIES GO
AN' DON'T YOU EAT THAT YELLOW SNOW

What did Frosty do for that?

Well, you say it's for "Christmas purposes" then #7 gives me a snowflake vibe. Nice symmetry, cool frosty colors, and they way it's offset is nice.