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Old 12-19-2018, 08:13 PM
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Default Might have to buy a Santa suit

Do any of you play Santa? I wore a Santa hat out while shopping the other day and I couldn't believe how kids lit up when they saw me. It kind of made my day.

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Old 12-19-2018, 10:22 PM
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Well heck, I'll even vote for you to be the banner pic for Christmas day! Got a Red Cadet you ride on?
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Old 12-19-2018, 10:34 PM
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You make a good "natural" Santa. You can make some quick $$$ being a Santa with a good quality suit. A friend of mine had a family hire him out to just play basketball with his daughters for a day (it was around 3 hours) and I believe he made around $300 or $400. Said it was really hot in the suit, but he didn't mind. Besides, when the kids eyes light up, you know you made someone's day!

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Old 12-19-2018, 10:49 PM
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Well heck, I'll even vote for you to be the banner pic for Christmas day! Got a Red Cadet you ride on?
I have two 1250s, best I could do is paint one of them red...nope, not gonna happen.
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That's a great look there Mr wnkl.
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I have two 1250s, best I could do is paint one of them red...nope, not gonna happen.
Hey Santa. You want a red one? I just saw a 582 popup on FB market place in Millersburg. $400 don't look bad, 50" deck needs a key switch. Mike
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Old 12-20-2018, 06:54 PM
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Dear Santa,
How are you? I forgot to send you a letter. I was surprised to find you here! Seeing that you are Santa, I was wondering why you are using that bllwnkl name? You do look good! Anyway, I been a good boy this year. Don't listen to what my sister says....she's lying! I would like for Christmas a brand new Cub Cadet 124. I want none of that Chinese crap! Pretty small wish, don't you think? And if you could throw in a 42" mower deck, that's just fine!

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Bill

P.S. I did not put itching powder in my sister's bed!

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Oh Billy, Billy, Billy! Don't make Santa have to give you coal this year. Nice try, though!

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Hey Santa. You want a red one? I just saw a 582 popup on FB market place in Millersburg. $400 don't look bad, 50" deck needs a key switch. Mike
Thanks, but right now Mrs. Santa would have a fit if I even brought it up in conversation!
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Hey it's Christmas. Give it a try, maybe she'll say yes!
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