Dalek Family Window Stickers - Neatorama

You've seen the car stickers that represent a family. Why settle for stick figures when you can use Daleks? Etsy seller SCDJ1125 sells them in three sizes, with an optional dog sticker available. Be sure to check out the "My other car is a TARDIS" sticker, too! Link -via @johncfarrier

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Oh and to explain further, we do have a hamster named "The Doctor." ; )

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I saw something like this awhile back and liked it...but I made my own and had it printed as a decal, check it out! http://www.michellemccrary.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Whovain_Family.jpg

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Nick, I've thought the same things about the stick figure children and pet stickers!

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thumbs up!

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This could easily be misinterpreted as a figher-pilotesque tally of the number of Daleks you've run over in your car, in which case when the invasion comes you'll be first on their list!

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Fascinating. All good except that Clement Moore has been discredited as the author of The Night Before Christmas.

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The White Rock beverage company created ads with the "Santa as we now know him" image in 1915. 16 years before Coke. Check out: http://www.whiterocking.org/santa.html
Yes, Coke promoted the image, but didn't invent it.

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Great article, well done. What I don't get is why ppl focus on Santa instead of Christ? I don't think we should remove the religion from the holiday (holy-day) we should include all religious views... sharing is a good thing.

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@catsvillage - because not all who celebrate christmas (as the usurped festival is commonly called) are christians. If you want to include and respect all religious views, then you shouldn't get your knickers in a twist when Christ plays second fiddle.

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catsvillage, because the article isn't about Jesus.

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What about Mrs. Claus? Saints don't typically have wives. And there's a commercial out now for a (droid, i think?) phone with many closeups of Santa's hands, and he's wearing a wedding ring. Makes sense, but it struck me that I couldn't ever remember seeing Santa with a wedding ring before.

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Isn't St. George Greece patron saint?
The Greek Orthodox church in my country displays the letters Tau-Phi over a St. George cross (like the one used in England). I didn't see reference to St. Nicholas, but I'm no expert.

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well if you celebrate without Christ then you are NOT celebrating Christmas you are celebrating Santa... so call it what it is...

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@catsvillage: feel free to write your own article. :)

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I believe that due to the three sisters story he is also the patron saint of prostitutes.

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St. Nicholas of Myra is also credited with punching Arius in the face at the council of Nicea (where the Nicene Creed comes from).

http://www.stnicholascenter.org/pages/bishop-nicholas-loses-his-cool/

I wish I could get away with punching a heretic on December 6th (St. Nicholas' feast day)...but alas, I don't know any personally.

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