>tfw another year will go by without seeing the Christmas Goat
Tfw another year will go by without seeing the Christmas Goat
Andrew Lee
Bentley Long
>it's another Christmas Eve spent with the Christmas lads
Nolan Russell
THERE IS NO FUCKING CHRISTMAS GOAT
IT IS SWEDISH SHIT
WE HAVE NEVER HAD A CHRISTMAS GOAT
SWEDES TRICKED US TO CALL HUMAN SANTA CLAUS CHRISTMAS GOAT
John Baker
You should be glad
Nicholas Harris
>Based Ukraine based their flag on what Father Christmas is called.
Robert Martin
god i wish that were me
Landon Kelly
>Christmas
Its technically the yule gnome
Jeremiah Sullivan
Fuck off. Ever heard of Nuuttipukki? It comes from that. Retard
Jordan Mitchell
tengri i wish that were me
Thomas Jenkins
>christmas gnome
what stupid person made this stupid image
James Adams
who the fuck is father christmas
Tyler Collins
I've noticed that among a lot of the youngest generation that Santa has become very prevalent in my part of England.
Adam Baker
the scatalonian shitting christmas log is missing
Jackson Adams
>Nuuttipukkiperinne on tullut Suomeen Ruotsista
t. wikipedia
stop worshipping Swedish shit
and no I haven't
James Howard
This. It's always been the Christmas Leprechaun with his pot of presents.
Thomas Russell
st. basil
Ryan Reyes
The lad looks like an anime girl
Ryder Collins
closest translation to nisse is gnome
Bentley Taylor
Probably the Pole who makes linguistic maps.
Nathan Harris
my local priest
Oliver Sullivan
Oispa viinaa
Lincoln Allen
England is getting /mutted/
Asher Morris
It's because you don't get the context. It's not a literal goat stupid amerimutts just google translate it
Christopher Edwards
>shit, log,
shit nougats (turrón),
hazelnuts and mató cheese,
if you don't shit well,
I'll hit you with a stick,
shit, log!
Dylan Thompson
And closest translation of Jul is Yule.
Jacob Ward
Btw no christmas goat to burn down this year?
Connor Green
We could have three colours, to be quite honest.
Jose Cook
He's around.
If you mean the one in Gävle that is.
Kayden Taylor
Is it a human? Why's he called a goat, then?
Cooper Walker
Last year it survived, right?
Jaxson Sanders
Not Finnish, but I assume it's the same tradition.
It used to be a tradition for people to dress up in goat costumes and act a bit rowdy and playful in exchange for food and shit. Then the traditions shifted so the goat started giving the gifts instead, which eventually led to it being replaced by a more generic Santa/gnome.
Though the goat motif still remains a bit part within the Christmas lore. Possibly because we had a tradition of slaughtering a goat around this time.
Yup.