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• Cosmos102

  Posted on December 16, 2011 at 10:10pm

  Isn’t this categorized as abuse?

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  • nancienice

    Posted on December 23, 2011 at 4:24pm

    what a lib thing to say.

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• mbbailey123

  Posted on December 14, 2011 at 5:37am

  It is human nature to express disappointment when you don’t get what you expect. Children have not learned to hide that fact and are willing to express their dissatisfaction in any situation. It may be funny to cause your kids discomfort, but it is not a kindness or loving action. It made me uncomfortable to watch this as I would have never done this to my children intentionally. It is even worse to expose their open vulnerable reactions to the world. Shame on those parents.

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• p2theC

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 8:44pm

  Cruel is taking everything that is attributable to Jesus and giving it to a pagan, aitheistic character whose name just happens to have the exact same letters as Satan (Santa). Satan is a copycat and the first sin was pride when he tried to place his throne above God’s. You take a day that is suppose devoted to our savior and give it to the devil. Is it accidental that he wears red? I don’t know, i’m just sayin. Rev. 21:8-All liars shall have their part in the lake that burn with fire and brimstone. Previously in Rev. it talks about hell being thrown into the lake of fire. And yet we would lie to our own children and trick them into believing all these mystical lies about a mythical character. But their was a real Santa named Nicholas you say, bullcrap. That man is dead and not immortal because only Jesus conquered death and the grave. On one hand you tell your kid there is a God and on the other their is a Santa who give gifts on Dec. 25 and all the other lies about chimney man. Then they learn very early in life that it was nothing but a cruel trick and if you would lie to them about the one then it might not be so true about the other. If the seed of rebellion hadn’t already been planted in their hearts then it is now. Who knows when you’ve been naughty or nice? JESUS Who is everywhere in one night & who gives you good gifts?Jesus How are they getting gifts on someone else’s birthday? I don’t give my daughter gifts on my son’s birthday? Are they greater than the gr

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  • naughtyornice

    Posted on December 13, 2011 at 10:02pm

    I wouldn’t get too worked up about the Santa thing. The entire Christmas thing is PAGAN, every part of it. Jesus (that’s not even his real name) was NOT born on Dec. 25, but rather in the fall during the Feast of Trumpets. But since the Christian church threw out all the holy feasts that we were commanded to keep, they would know nothing about the signifigance of this. But rather, the early Christians did what the apostle Paul told them not to do – they brought their pagan traditions into their new religion with them, including celebrating the birthday’s of pagan dieties – Dec. 25th!! ALL pagan dieties’ birthday supposedly is on Dec. 25th. So go ahead, make the pagan holiday about Christ (not!). Let the heathen have their pagan santa holiday, etc. and leave Jesus out of it before He weeps some more.

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• Rosewood11

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 7:24pm

  Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. I gave my kid a terrible present and uploaded the video to Jimmy Kimmel!!!

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• newerc

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 5:58pm

  I feel there’s something wrong with the way those parents relate to their children. I can’t imagine playing a trick like that on them and laughing at them at their expense. They’re already so emotionally tense and vulnerable at Christmastime over the gift thing. Like Calvin says to Hobbes, “You know how old people always write to dear Abby, complaining that their kids never write, call, or visit? Those letters crack me up.” This, after his dad played a mean trick on him.

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• deidrea58

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:52pm

  omg — that was funny to me — glad they arent my kids —– but the last one needed an adjustment in his attitude and what he feels is acceptable to say for a kid —- but he heard it somewhere b4

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• bobemakk

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:41pm

  Between Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, I don’t know who is worse. They both should be thrown off the air.

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• shadow58

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:29pm

  I agree with J Chase! If had EVER acted like that in front of my parents during Christmas I still wouldn’t be able to walk! It’s a real shame seeing children act like this!

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• cobblestone

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:08pm

  This wasn’t funny at all. It was just mean spirited. Any parent who would post the last segment with obscene material needs counseling. Kimmel deserves public rebuke for posting it. I used to think he was funny at times. I absolutely won’t watch Kimmel again. This is nasty stuff.

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• CommunismSurvivor

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 3:29pm

  I agree with MTNSMITH.

  Jimmy Kimmell proves himself a talentless idiot once again.

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  • Rosewood11

    Posted on December 13, 2011 at 7:35pm

    I must disagree with you, CommunismSurvivor. Jimmy Kimmel is my favorite late night host. He specializes in sight-gags, and they are hysterical. The one in which Guillermo tried to copy the feat of the high-school hoops star, who did a cartwheel and rose to hit the basket had me laughing so hard I had to run to the “water closet.” Then there’s the (sadly) late and inimitable Uncle Frank, who gave Aunt Chippie a gym membership because he could remember when her tush was “so little and…..” to which she responded that something of his was smaller now. They sounded like every old married couple in my town. If I got a couple of parakeets, I would name them Frank and Chippie!!! Jimmy Kimmel Rocks!!!

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  • CommunismSurvivor

    Posted on December 14, 2011 at 4:31pm

    OK, I take it back, I haven’t actually seen enough of him to judge him as either good or bad… But I do stand by what I said in regards to this particular prank. It’s in bad taste.

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• J Chase

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 3:22pm

  What a bunch of spoiled brats When I was kid if I had recieved a gift, no matter how bad, and reacted like that, it would not have been a happy ending form me.

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  • shadow58

    Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:26pm

    I’m with you J.Chase! If had acted like that I still wouldn’t be able to sit! It’s true though how spoiled most kids are these days. The true meaning of Christmas has been lost somewhere along the way. This is why anti- Christens are allowed to exist in the first place and find themselves dictating to other states about nativity scenes.

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• p2theC

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 2:33pm

  Children crying! What about me? This was so funny i’m in tears. If laughter is the best medicine then i am rippin and trippin right now. lol Last part would have been better if it hadn’t come from a child’s mouth. Soap anyone?

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  • deidrea58

    Posted on December 13, 2011 at 4:50pm

    it was funny to me!!!!

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• Mtnsmith

  Posted on December 13, 2011 at 2:18pm

  I don’t find making children cry by playing mean tricks on them funny in the least.

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