Here are the Christmas memes that are so relatable we didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
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Via Lifetime
Via Lifetime:
"It's not a wonderful life for Grumpy Cat, the Internet meme sensation with nearly six million Facebook friends! The infamous kitty, with the naturally, but endearing sad looking facial expression, will star in her very own live-action Christmas movie, "Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever," premiering this coming holiday season on Lifetime. The movie will be filmed this summer."
Ugh, really? What's she gonna do? Make that face for 90 minutes on screen? Listen Lifetime, after a while, things like this just get lame. Plus there's a high chance that this will just end up like a crappy remake of Homeward Bound, except it stars only Sassy. Nobody wants that.
They just won't go away. Check out last year's video here. Still want more? They also have back-to-school and Thanksgiving videos.
Via bunews
Note: "Spoiler Alert" should come BEFORE you actually spoil something.
Comedian Kitty Flanagan made that mistake by stating that Santa doesn't exist multiple times during a 6:30pm broadcast of Channel 10's "The Project" in Australia.
"Oh sorry — spoiler alert," she said. "If you have kids in the room, you should probably have covered their ears and gone 'la, la, la!' or something."
Sure, maybe not that many young kids who still believe in Santa are watching the evening news, but enough were to cause a whole slew of complaints online from angry parents.
@theprojecttv sorry but my 8 year old doesn't read Twitter. She was however, sitting on my lap having a goodnight cuddle before bed. Thanks.
— Leonie Oosterhuis (@Mrsoostie) December 9, 2014@theprojecttv have only just got my kids to sleep.Tears,heartbreak & questions re Santa tonight.Appalled and very angry - can't fix this one
— Sara Victoria (@thegreenroomAP) December 9, 2014The show then apologized on air and even had "Santa" on the show for an interview about gearing up for Christmas.
Tonight we will be crossing to Santa in the North Pole so he can clear up any confusion for our younger viewers.
Best regards,
The Project
— The Project (@theprojecttv) December 10, 2014
